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Wine Talk: Wining in the kitchen

I was born and brought up in England and came to live in Israel. Not a great combination of countries for gastronomy wonks. These were once considered two of the worst possible countries for fine cuisine. English cooking was the butt of jokes, especially by supercilious Frenchmen, and Israel was not much better. Ber…

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Big aromatics, zero fuss: Dazzle the table with this one-tray coconut curry fish

This one-tray yellow curry fish is all about big flavour with minimal effort. A whole snapper is roasted in a rich, aromatic curry sauce, infused with lemongrass and spices, while the oven does all the heavy lifting. Served with a light, fragrant coconut rice salad, it’s a fast, no-fuss dinner that tastes like you s…

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The three ingredients that turn crumpets into the ultimate party starter

Jen Kwok Lee had never tasted a crumpet before coming to Australia. He was 20, newly arrived in Melbourne from Kuala Lumpur, when he first spotted them on supermarket shelves. “It was the first thing I could afford, and I just fell in love with them,” he says. At the time, he cooked them in a Kmart toaster, topping …

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Make a batch of chewy coconut and sour cherry flapjacks for lunchbox snacks

I like to make a batch of these chewy, seeded flapjacks at the beginning of the week for afternoon snacks and lunchboxes. The combination of coconut and sour cherries is rather lovely, but sometimes I use other dried fruits, such as currants, raisins or sultanas. The flapjacks keep well in an airtight container for …

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Get ahead for Easter with Helen Goh’s rich yet surprisingly light gluten-free chocolate cake

This is just the cake to bring out after an Easter lunch: rich and deeply chocolatey, yet surprisingly light in texture, with little bursts of crunch from the fig seeds. The cake is quite fragile while warm, so make ahead (up to two days) to allow sufficient time for it to cool before serving.

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The Belles Hot Chicken founder shares his four-ingredient chicken salt recipe

Hot chips aren’t the same without chicken salt. Thankfully, you can now find the fluorescent yellow seasoning at most chicken shops and supermarkets nationwide. However, many versions are decidedly “meh”, says chef and restaurateur Morgan McGlone, founder of the Nashville-style hot chicken chain Belles Hot Chicken.

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Handle with care: Neil Perry’s secret to delicate ricotta gnocchi

At Gran Torino, Neil Perry’s Italian outpost in Sydney, the menu is strictly dictated by the seasons. This is most evident in his ricotta gnocchi – known in Tuscany as gnudi. These “naked” pasta dumplings offer the delicate heart of a ravioli without the dough, and are paired simply with the best tomatoes Perry can …

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