What could be more genius than turning leftover sourdough into pastry? You'll need a cooking thermometer to make this recipe.
A vegetarian Christmas menu that everyone will enjoy
Plant-based peeps rejoice! We’ve got a festive feast that promises a very vegie Christmas indeed. From a creamy, dreamy potato salad and a pumpkin side that sings with native flavours to a next-level nut roast and a mega mushroom medley, this is one sensational Christmas spread for the meat-free merrymakers in your life.
Blistered tomato and garlic Afghan bread
"I love the taste of tomatoes that have been grilled, and scattering them over this bread with herbs and garlic makes a great snack before sitting down to a meal." – Matt Wilkinson
Matt Moran's heirloom tomato, watermelon and confit lemon salad
“This fresh, zingy salad champions the tomato." – Matt Moran
The Studd Siblings' Christmas potato salad
If there was ever a time to indulge, the festive season is it, so Ellie and Sam Studd will be serving a dreamy fresh cheese. Add a glass of bubbles, and the party’s getting started.
Roast mushrooms with charred onion
Shannon Bennett's mushroom medley will add hearty flair to any meal, as a main or a stunning side.
Hasselback pumpkin with macadamia dukkah
While macadamias are fantastic for snacking on, they’re also a magic ingredient to cook with, adding a delightful creaminess or crunch to your favourite dishes. In this episode of Make it delicious. – Flavours of Australia, Nornie Bero and Darren Robertson use this multi-talented nut in a salty, spicy macadamia dukkah, which adds texture and contrast to a sweet and tender pumpkin side.
Vegan sweet potato and lentil nut roast
“When I’m feeling the vegan vibe, this is my go-to recipe to replace the meat and stuffing. I serve it with vegan gravy, roasted vegetables, and all of the Christmas trappings. Cranberry sauce is a must!” – Mike McEnearney