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Stacks on: Beef 'burgers'.

Paleo recipes: Monday to Friday

Daniel Green This author claims his paleo recipes are so good you can take the weekend off.

lunar new year

DIY Chinese banquet recipes

Celebrate the year of the monkey in early February 2016 with these Asian-inspired banquet recipes.

snack

Split pea dip: enjoy cold or warm up to eat with grilled fish or barbecued sausages.

Split pea dip

Frank Camorra Split pea dip can also be warmed up and used as a side dish with grilled fish or barbecued pork sausages.

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cult food

Brioche rolls with crayfish, kimchi and sesame mayonnaise.

Lobster rolls with kimchi

Karen Martini The lobster roll has captured the public imagination like few other sandwiches.

health

Salad in a jar.

Work lunches

Ditch the soggy sandwich and boring tuna salad in favour of these lunchbox ideas.

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tastes of summer

Smoothie and juice recipes

Smoothies and juices make the ultimate, healthy meal-on-the-run this summer.

seafood supper

Tuna tartare, Moroccan eggplant and cumin mayo

Neil Perry The earthy flavours of Moroccan-style eggplant team brilliantly with tuna tartare. Make sure you source a well-rounded and flavoursome chilli oil to finish the tuna dish.

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Green curry of chicken breast and bamboo shoots

Green curry of chicken breast and bamboo shoots.

NEIL PERRY Making your own curry paste from scratch is worth the effort, but this recipe is just as easily made with a good-quality, store-bought paste.

The perfect barbecued sausage

Adam Liaw's perfect barbecued sausage in a bun.

ADAM LIAW The reality is that sausages are not all that easy to cook. Too much sizzle and they're raw in the middle and burnt on the outside. Too little and the skin gets tough and wrinkled. Here's a foolproof solution; the sauce surrounding the sausages keeps them moist while they cook through on a foil tray.