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Food & Wine

Naked nutrition: Good Food Made Simple

“Food wasn’t meant to me hard.” Leah Itsines’ recipes combine love of food and healthy living to nurse ‘bad’ relationships with food back to health. It’s good food, made simple. Chicken katsu and...

Food for thought: Former Fyshwick brothel reopens as sandwich shop

What do you get when you combine three friends, a closed down brothel, and 100,000 coffee cups? The answer is Fyshwick’s newest café and sandwich bar, Happy Ending. Opened in a newly renovated...

Plunger, espresso, filter? Just because your coffee is bitter, doesn’t mean it’s ‘stronger’

Coffee – one bean with many possibilities. A big choice is how to brew it: espresso, filter, plunger, percolator, instant and more.

Food for thought: Canberra Centre to welcome hawker-style dining precinct

The Tiger Lane Test Kitchen offers a set menu for $85 per person with a $59 beverage matching from 6-9pm, Thursday to Saturday night.

French Flair is your cellar door to French wine and food

French Flair will have you spoiled for choice with gifts this Father’s Day, including a selection of pre-made and custom-made hampers of French food, wines and spirits.

Father’s Day recipes: Trendy vs traditional

Trendy dad or traditional dad? Whether the focal point of your Father’s Day would love a protein-filled breakfast in bed, or a traditional afternoon around the barbie, we have you covered for...

Pawfect recipes for your pet this pupcake day

The RSPCA Cupcake Day fundraising celebrations run throughout the month of August – and we think our four-legged pals deserve to get in on the tasty action too!

Tasty recipes for RSPCA Cupcake Day

Grab your apron and preheat those ovens – RSPCA Cupcake Day is upon us and can be any day that suits you in August. Whether you’re whipping up sweet treats to show...

Baked cheesecake, 2 ways

30 July is National Cheesecake Day (yes, it’s a thing!) It’s believed that the earliest known cheesecake was created by the Ancient Greeks over 4,000 years ago. It was served to athletes...

Chinese-ish: Not quite authentic, 100% delicious reicpes

In the melting pot that is our country, many may find ourselves pulled between (at least) two cultures and wondering where we fit in. Chinese-ish celebrates the confident blending of identity through...

Dining review:  OMI is Canberra’s new ‘Japanese-ish’ family restaurant

A brand-new family restaurant has opened at Canberra Centre, in the street-facing locale previously held by Soi Noodle Bar. OMI has arrived in the ACT for the first time, after racking up...

Wunderkind CIT apprentice chef sets the Table

The closest thing to a set menu at Table by Canberra Gourmet, is a constant flow of new ideas written in marker on the kitchen bench. The brainchild of Chef Thomas Heinrich,...

Food for thought: Deakin & Me, truffles at Monster, top greengrocers

The latest in local foodie news, events and products - from a Monster truffle dinner, to top greengrocers, new eatery Deakin & Me, and more.

What to do with an avo-lanche of Australian avocados

The cost of fresh produce like lettuce and tomatoes has more than doubled in recent weeks, and Aussies may find themselves turning to tree fruits, like avocados, that are now cheap and...

Christmas in July recipes

Aussie yuletide meals tend to be more on the refreshing side, that’s why for fans of festive wintry meals, Christmas comes twice a year. We have you covered for jolly July recipes. Spiced...

Pride & Pudding: Posh recipes for high society

While the weather outside is positively dreary, whisk your kitchen into the romance of Jane Austen novels through these recipes fit for high society. Trinity burnt cream Makes 6 6 egg yolks1 tsp plain (all-purpose)...

The Bavarian goes OTT with super-stacked classics, and new menu

CW was invited to The Bavarian restaurant in Woden to try their new Over The Top (OTT) dishes – and found they certainly live up to their name!

Step inside Stepping Stone, Strathnairn’s feelgood café

A local couple has built a sanctuary in Strathnairn in Café Stepping Stone, and it should be number one on your weekend list.

Food for thought: What’s on in June for Foodie Canberra?

The latest in foodie news, events, and products – including a Wonderland concept bar complete with teapot cocktails, a local legend's foodie ventures, and Royal High Tea for the Queen’s Birthday. ‘The...

Saka Saka: African snacks

‘Saka Saka’ is just one of the names for the cassava leaf dish that is a staple across the African continent. However, learning about the African culinary domain doesn’t have to start...

Canberra’s own Dinner Queen smashes decision fatigue

Canberra mum Katie Middlemiss, of House Rules renown, has pivoted her savvy for juggling ‘to do’ lists into a recipe subscription service that aims to demolish decision fatigue. Read on for two...

Capital Food Market: ‘A taste of Europe in the Capital’

Construction of Canberra’s new Capital Food Market has commenced and is scheduled to be open in April 2023.

Market basket: winter produce

We love winter here at CW, especially the warming, nourishing foods and in-season produce we can indulge in over the cooler months. So, we've handpicked some classic winter favourites for you to...

Barbell Foods: from sharehouse to warehouse

Six years after Barbell Foods was founded, they’re now stocked throughout Australia – a far cry from what started out as a hobby.

Winter Warmers: Recipes that warm the taste buds

The temperature is dropping quicker than we get the heat on, so why not warm your belly from the inside out this winter? Follow the spice-infused Nutmeg Trail for recipes that turn...

Breakfast in bed recipes, sorted

Looking for last minute Mother’s Day breakfast ideas? We’ve got you covered. These breakfast in bed recipes are simple enough to get the kids involved and give a little bit more love...

Mother’s Day recipe: spiced brioche morning buns

Treat Mum to a Mother’s Day brunch – in bed, or not, her choice!

True blue snacks: sausage rolls and lamington pancakes

-blue snack to mark the occasion with this long weekend. Why not home bake the ultimate sausage rolls, or shake up a classic pancake with an easy recipe to do with the kids?

‘MasterChef’ tips on how to nail crunchy or chewy Anzac biscuits

MasterChef and Taste of Australia’s Hayden Quinn shares his wisdom on how to nail your Anzac biscuits, whether you prefer them crunchy or chewy.

A history of Anzac biscuits and a favourite recipe

Baking (or buying) Anzac biscuits is traditional come 25 April, many Australian families have a favourite recipe and there are endless debates over whether they should be crunchy or soft.
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