Louise Cake
I’m a fan of Louise Cake no matter what is in the centre, but I reckon lemon curd is a knock-out.
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I’m a fan of Louise Cake no matter what is in the centre, but I reckon lemon curd is a knock-out.

A Swedish twist on bacon and eggs. Or stir-fry. Or bacon & egg stir-fry!

This’ll knock their socks off …

Cashew nuts bathed in a rich coconutty sauce is utterly delicious!

Oh Lordy! If I had to choose, this might just be my last supper dish!

Keep it chunky, or mash it up – delicious either way.

You’ll be transported to a French Grandmere’s kitchen when you whip up this soup. Heaven.

This is such a great curry … you can centre a meal around it.

Oh yes, once or twice a winter, a little crispy nugget of pork belly pleases my soul.

There’s nothing like a bowl of split pea soup full of tender chunks of bacon hock to fill you right down to your toes.

Sensational – ginger underpins all the flavours with its hot little nip.

Most cooks know that you can’t purée potatoes in a food processor unless you want to make glue, but blessed be parsnips. Oh yeah, they turn into a fluffy whipped dream.

Little cheesy pots of bubbling goodness everyone will love.

This will bring them running …

Who can resist golden crunchy nuggets of goodness? Not me!

Hot to trot! Get out the pan and sizzle a bunch of radishes. Yum.

Colour, crunch, hot bite … a small salad with big ideas!

Would you look at this Mamma of a cake. Plenty for seconds!

Raise the bar – finish a tray of baked potatoes with lemon zest and a sprinkle of garam masala. Mmm.

No reason you can’t make a summer chicken sandwich … just change out the vegetables to include char-grilled asparagus and peppers, eggplant or artichokes. Equally gorgeous.

Easy dip to serve to friends? Roast off some pumpkin, mash with yoghurt and drizzle with a spicy oil. Done.

These garlicky, succulent mushroomy morsels are nothing short of sensational. Love ’em every time.

Do you know where your lamb comes from? Leelands export-quality lamb can be traced right back to Bill and Sue’s lush Southland pastures.

A dollop of soft mash on the side of something crunchy – think cauliflower fritters, snitzel, arancini stuffed with melting mozzarella – acts like a sauce. Yep. Great way to eat your ‘coloureds’.
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