Baked kumara split open and loaded with paprika beef mince, wilted spinach and melted cheese. Low effort, big payoff weeknight dinner.
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Bhajis are savoury Indian fritters, and this recipe uses grated carrots & chopped spinach with a batter consisting of chickpea flour and spices.

Try this colourful warm yam, beetroot, and watercress salad with honey mustard dressing. It's a delightful blend of earthy beetroot, sweet yams, peppery watercress, and tangy dressing.

Change up your classic summer 'corn on the cob' with these corn ribs. The roasted capsicum mayo brings a sweet and smoky flavour and is a must!

Tacos are a delicious healthy summer-inspired meal. Lentils are high in fibre, iron and protein but, if desired, can also be swapped out for meat of your choice. This is a easy week night dinner!

This is a comforting bowl of goodness using eggplant herbs and pickles. Don't be put off by the amount of ingredients; this Asian-inspired recipe comes together quickly and easily.

Whipped feta with marinated strawberries, cucumber, and mint - a salty-sweet snack or low-effort summer starter.

A quick, creamy pork and fennel sausage pasta made with pantry staples. A weeknight comfort dinner with a little flair.

A light, punchy beef and broccoli salad with rice noodles, herbs, and a zingy chilli-lime dressing for a quick weeknight winner.
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Crisp kohlrabi ribbons tossed in sizzling sesame–chilli oil. A simple, one-pan side that packs a punch.

Crispy fried zucchini fans with a tangy herby feta dip – a snacky side dish that puts summer veg front and centre.

A show-off seasonal salad with roast beetroot, crisp asparagus, pears and chicken. Topped with blue cheese and pecans. Full on flavour.

Punchy pork dumplings on a colourful bed of crunchy veg. A freezer-friendly dinner-party stunner that’s more flexible than it looks.

A one-pot winter wonder starring silverbeet, butter beans, sausages, and plenty of comfort. Box-friendly and bowl-licking good.
1/3 of food globally is wasted and it’s estimated that up to 40% of produce grown doesn’t leave the farm gate.
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