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Loved-up West Australians Hannah and Lawrence poured their hearts into their entree Croquettes de Fromage on My Kitchen Rules. Here’s how to make the recipe ... with love.
Queensland’s Simone and Viviana served up an Italian feast on My Kitchen Rules. Here’s the recipe for their ricotta & prawn cannoli salati.
Queensland’s Simone and Viviana served up an Italian feast on My Kitchen Rules. Here’s their recipe for their tagliatelle ragù di polpo.
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South Australia’s Ash and Cassie share how to make their luxurious My Kitchen Rules dessert — coconut and kaffir lime panna cotta with lime syrup and ginger crumb
South Australia’s Ash and Cassie serve up a mouth-watering crispy pork belly and green papaya salad dish on My Kitchen Rules. Here’s the recipe.
SARAH DI LORENZO: A quarter of our population avoids gluten but only one per cent have coeliac disease. So what’s really going on here?
Victorian My Kitchen Rules contestants Rob and Liam share how to make a sweet dessert — peanut butter s’more with bourbon caramel sauce.
Rob and Liam of Victoria share how to make their My Kitchen Rules smoked beef short ribs with a ‘nduja cauliflower cheese and fired slaw.
These brownies get their fudgy texture from a quick ice bath just after baking. The shock causes the batter to contract and concentrate, intensifying its character.
WATCH: The Aussie-Italian nonna who has more than 23 million likes on TikTok shares her recipe for a delicious lemon twist biscuit.
An award-winning cheese manufacturer with century-long roots will close after a buyer could not be found.
Locals were ‘gutted’ to hear the news of the restaurant’s closure.
For this take on the classic, prawn replaces traditional crayfish and creates an excellent dish all its own. The technique for roux here employs a clever shortcut to get dinner to the table especially fast.
Half-time is orange time. No, literally, having oranges on-hand at half-time is a rule in some professional sports. But how and why did it all start?