Whether you are trying to stick to a budget or want to be prepared for emergencies, knowing how to make the most of the ingredients you have on hand is a great cooking skill. To help, we've rounded up 14 recipes that make the most of pantry essentials.
In this segment of 'What We Ate', the Food to Love team shares their go-to dinner that they cook when they're busy (or just don't feel like cooking) - from a healthy buddha bowl to a simple but oh-so-flavoursome shrimp pasta.
Coming up with simple meals that are tasty, nutritious and easy on the pocket is no small task when you're cooking for flatmates. We've rounded up our best budget-friendly meals to help you feed the bunch - without compromising on taste.
If you usually rely on dining out and Uber Eats for dinner, the thought of cooking for yourself might be a bit stressful. To help, we've pulled together 10 of our easiest recipes - so even beginner cooks can have healthy and delicious meals under lockdown!
Embrace the nutty goodness of hemp in these quick and easy fish tacos. The tasty crumb coating works equally well for whole fish fillets or chicken and is an easy way to incorporate super-nutritious hemp into an everyday dish.
Create authentic Margherita pizzas with a gluten-free twist - the bases are made out of kūmara and rolled oats! They have a fabulously crunchy edge when cooked, meaning they are perfect for holding all of your favourite toppings.
Preparing delicious and nutritious meals every day isn't always easy or possible, so get ahead of the game by cooking in bulk and popping them in the freezer for later! We've compiled all our best tips and recipes for freezing food to help.
Enjoy a bite of delightful decadence with these chocolate, caramel and walnut brownies, which are lovely both as a sweet afternoon treat or with ice cream for dessert. That caramel condensed milk drizzle is just perfection!
Nothing beats the smell of freshly baked bread! From basic white bread to paleo, no-knead, no-yeast, sourdough and soda bread, these recipes make it easy to bake your own homemade bread.
You'll never have to buy sauces, jams or relishes again once you master these condiments! Easy to make and bursting with deliciously authentic ingredients, these recipes will transform your kitchen.
Master the art of home preserving with Sophie Gray’s guide for getting it right. We've rounded up her top tips for making jams, marmalade, chutney and bottled fruit, as well as some of our best recipes so you can put it all into practice.
This International Women's Day, we are celebrating the Kiwi women who are pioneering change in our local food scene. From championing Māori cuisine to empowering locally owned eateries, these women are all an inspirational force in their fields.
In this segment of 'What We Ate', the Food to Love team shares the most special meal they ate recently - from a traditional Tanzanian pilau on the Serengeti to a clam pasta whipped up on a gas cooker whilst camping in Tasman.
Simple to make and quick to cook, this passionfruit cheesecake slice is a winner! The topping is sweet, zingy and has a deliciously rich and creamy taste, while the base is a fantastic crunchy combo of gingernuts and oat crackers.
The nutty hemp seed may be small but it’s mighty nutritional. Enjoy it in these tasty cranberry muesli bars for a snack that's packed with goodness - you'll never feel guilty for indulging in one of these guys when you're on the go!
These salmon poke bowls are fantastic as a quick dinner or tasty workday lunch. Simply leave the salmon to marinate while you prepare the rest of your ingredients and you have a fresh and healthy meal at the ready!
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