Food And Drink

Bye bye, boring greens. The top Meriam chef “brings the heat and the heart” in this smoky, warming winter staple – which pairs brussels sprouts with a rich macadamia paste.

From a tiny Ethiopian pop-up to a capacious Roman trattoria, these 11 spots were a timely reminder of why we love dining out.

The chef and proud Meriam woman’s “old-school Aussie curry gone bush gourmet” gets its kicks from saltbush, pepperberry and good old Keen’s curry powder.

From one-pot bakes to retro cakes, Broadsheet readers loved these 12 recipes by Karen Martini, Emelia Jackson and The Wolf of Wok Street.

This comforting bowl is straight from the cookbook author’s new release, Epic Veg. It’s perfect for when you’re “craving greens but also in the mood for something comforting”.

“It tastes indulgent, and it is, but it’s also packed full of greens,” writes the Melbourne-based cookbook author. Better still, it comes together in less than 45 minutes.

Wondering where the tuna in your handroll came from? Under a new law, country of origin labelling will be applied to all seafood dishes on menus around the country. Here’s what you need to know.

Dave Pynt of acclaimed Singapore restaurant Burnt Ends is cooking with some of the biggest names in cooking this November. In partnership with Tourism Western Australia, Pynt shares what to expect at Pair’d.

The strictly limited fusion menu will see classic flavours from Taqueria El Califa de Leon and Chin Chin, paired with Don Julio cocktails. In partnership with Don Julio Tequila, we chat with El Califa’s head chef to learn more about the menu, the collab and why he’s excited to visit Australia.

Melbourne cookbook royalty Julia Busuttil Nishimura tested eight Italian tins in a classic pomodoro sauce. One brand just beat Mutti to the punch, while another masqueraded with ease.

As winter cooking turns richer and more comforting, the right drink matters. In partnership with Liquorland, we pair five standout wines with everything from slow-cooked meat to chocolatey, nutty desserts.

As the weather cools, what we drink naturally shifts too. In partnership with Liquorland, here are some drinks that suit winter best – from warming reds and rich whiskies to darker beers and seasonal cocktails.