EMMA GALLOWAY

COLOUR ME NATURAL

I was brainstorming salad ideas for this issue when Cuisine editor Kelli Brett mentioned that the all-time favourite Cuisine salad was one created by Lauraine Jacobs, named Salade Rouge.

LIFE’S A BEACH

I’ve only ever lived away from the ocean once; it’s been a constant throughout my life and is where I feel at home.

Berry Berry Nice

Berries can only mean one thing: the warm weather has arrived!

IN THE HEART OF ASIA

My first travel overseas was to Bali on a family holiday when I was 11; it opened my eyes and changed my life. As soon as I could I travelled…

WELL PRESERVED

I come from a long line of preservers. Like many nanas around the world, mine spent her days gardening and preserving her bounty in all manner of…

FIONA SMITH

The ties that bind

Fiona Smith remembers the inspiring women whose recipes shaped her own food journey.

Good vibes

Fiona Smith prepares tapas-style sharing dishes to mix and match over summer.

Match Making

Entertaining made easy as Fiona Smith gets creative with the winner and finalists of the Cuisine Artisan Award Category at the magnificent New…

So cheesy

From an everyday staple to an artisan treat, we celebrate NZ Cheese Month in October.

Going dutch

Low and slow is the way to go if you want to make the most of these meltingly moreish casserole dishes by Fiona Smith.

GINNY GRANT

The glut

When summer gives you luscious veges aplenty, Ginny Grant has inspiring dishes to make the most of the bounty.

Classic Hits

Readers tell us of the legendary Cuisine recipes that are stars of their Christmas celebration, and Ginny Grant recreates all their glory.

Out of the Blue

Abundant seafood makes for luxurious entertaining with these dishes by Ginny Grant.

The long & short of it

Often overlooked, the allium family plays an essential role in many dishes – Ginny Grant gives them their dues.

Gather & graze

Ginny Grant prepares a South Indian feast guaranteed to brighten up a wintery weekend

JANE LYONS & WILL BOWMAN / THE NEXT MEAL

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Cabbage, kale, broccoli, cauliflower, brussels sprouts – the brassica family isn’t the most effortlessly romantic of vegetable groups but there are many reasons to love them.

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The real workhorses of the ocean, shellfish manage to punch above their weight. Quite innocuous-looking things that come in a kaleidoscope of…

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Corn is an undeniable summer superhero veg; it oozes the colour, smell and taste of the bright and sweet conditions in which it thrives.

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Asparagus spears pop out of the dark earth giving us the green-light signal that warmer, brighter days are finally here.

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Every fruit and vegetable has that magic window where they sing their best tune and can be found in real abundance.

GUEST CHEF

Stepping up

Tom Hishon welcomes Stefania Palermo to take the lead at Kingi.

The art of connection

Helen Turnbull of 50-50 restaurant shares dishes that will get you talking.

History in the making

Jo Pearson of Auckland’s Alma restaurant cooks specialities of Andalusia.

To be frank

Drink, eat and celebrate, says Frank Camorra of MoVida and he has just the recipes to make it happen in true Spanish style.

Master of Art

Every feast deserves a breathtaking finale – Kenji Yoshitsuka of Harbourside Auckland creates exquisite desserts to wow your guests.