This light and fragrant curry uses ripe tomatoes to create a fresh base that complements the prawns without overpowering them. Lime leaves and lemongrass add a subtle citrus lift. Ideal for a midweek ...

If you eat prawns, there are two things we need to ask: do you eat the tail and the contentious “poo chute”? Whichever side you fall on, you’ll enjoy chef and author Adam Liaw’s simple yet spectacular ...

TV chef Jamie Oliver has launched a new cookbook with the aim of proving that good nutrition can be simple and achievable. The new title, Eat Yourself Healthy, is paired with a Channel 4 TV show of ...

Add olive oil to a pan and bring to heat, add your onion, garlic and ginger and sauté for a minute until golden. Add your dry spices, turmeric, cumin and curry powder and stir to blend, cook gently so ...

We all could use a little dinner inspiration — even Ali Slagle, who dreams of dinner. In “Dinner Is Served,” she asks colleagues about one night when they somehow transformed ingredients into dinner ...

First make a curry paste. Place the lemongrass, mustard seeds, cardamom and turmeric in a wok over a medium–high heat and dry-fry for 1–2 minutes, or until fragrant. Transfer to a small food processor ...

To push the green further, I blend the paste with coconut milk and baby spinach – a trick I picked up from recipe writer Alaina Chou. It lifts the whole dish, turning something that can sometimes look ...

Whether you want curry in a hurry or a slow-cooked winner, we’ve rustled up the 10 most flavoursome. 1. Vegetarian Thai yellow curry: Spice things up in the kitchen with this quick and easy dish. It ...

Shrimp on the barbie is quintessential Australian summer, but plump prawns are no one-trick pony. Whether they’re tossed through linguine with some garlic and chilli for a quick weeknight win or ...