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Whole smoky eggplant served on a white plate with three pieces of crusty bread and Greek yoghurt topped with red onion and sumac.

Smoky eggplant with sumac onions

This recipe makes cooking eggplant to that perfectly soft and gooey texture foolproof – pricking and charring the eggplant leaves it tender enough to spread on a crusty piece of bread.
Grey ceramic plate of Pappalá with a spoon. Crusty bread to the side of the image.

Paski’s pappalá

If you've exhausted your usual dip-and-spread options, why not try this spread from Sydney's Paski? Made from blended milk-soaked cod, bread, and tomato, this unusual dish is a must-try.
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Beef Wellington

Beef Wellington

It's a prime cut of beef with a heavenly mix of pâté and mushrooms in a golden parcel of puff. What's not to love?
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Golden half moon folded pastry on a plate.

Abruzzo cheese pies

These golden brown half moon shaped pastries from the Abruzzo region of Italy are irresistibly flaky and cheesy.
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Farro, white bean and smoked ham soup

Farro, white bean and smoked ham soup

This is a super-easy dish that’s rich, hearty and full-flavoured, but doesn’t require a whole lot of work. Just let the flavour of the hock come through and do the work for you. Begin this recipe a day ahead to soak the beans.
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Coq au vin

Coq au vin

The timeless French recipe that delivers comfort with every bite.
Broccoli soup

Broccoli soup with Gorgonzola toasts

The creamy soup uses broccoli stalks for the soup base and sauteed florets as a garnish. Add Gorgonzola toasts for dipping and you've got a satisfying meal.
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Cassata

Cassata

There's a good reason Sicily is known as the sweets centre of Italy, and cassata – decorative and delicious – is it.
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Cauliflower mac and cheese

Cauliflower mac and cheese

For this recipe, we've added cauliflower to the classic comfort food. (And three different cheeses and crunchy rye breadcrumbs, too.
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Choc-cross buns

Choc-cross buns

This winning combination of Easter's big treats (chocolate and hot-cross buns) is going to be snapped up very quickly. In the unlikely event of leftovers, serve them toasted.
Hot cross cannoli

Dan Pepperell’s hot cross cannoli

It's the flavours of a spiced hot cross bun whipped into a cloudy ricotta filling, then coddled into a crisp chocolate shell. This is going to be a good Easter.
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Colcannon

Colcannon

This is chef Colin Fassnidge's take on colcannon, Ireland's favourite mashed potato dish. Don't be afraid of the butter, and serve with plenty of crusty bread.
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Roasted beetroot carpaccio

Roasted beetroot carpaccio

This stunning roasted beetroot carpaccio is more than just a pretty face – it’s complex, earthy and flavoursome.
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Crema Catalana

Crema Catalana

Vanilla custard with a burnt sugar crust – what’s not to love?
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