Two classic French recipes combine to create this open-faced, cheese-and-potato pie.
When you’d like nothing more than an ice-cold martini, but midweek life has other plans, this soup gives hits of salty, briny goodness.
This simple stir-and-bake loaf cake makes excellent use of abundant winter citrus.
Bread sauce is a classic chicken accompaniment. This version is enhanced with parmesan and goes with just about anything.
This cheat’s pasta sauce will taste as if you’ve been working on it all day, with no slicing, dicing or chopping required.
Guacamole can be as simple as avocado, lime and salt, but a tiny bit of effort can deliver something rather more exciting.
Why settle for ordinary garlic bread when a few slices of brie and a drizzle of honey can turn it into something truly special?
This pudding works equally well as a soothing, warm dessert on a cold night or as a satisfying end to a Sunday-lunch roast.
Adam Liaw takes the fear out of frying with these Indian-inspired fritters and spiced yoghurt.
The only downside to this banana and caramel tart is you’ll end up eating more of it than you’d planned.