Turkish flatbread with beef and yoghurt recipe - For flatbread, combine yeast, 80ml warm water and 2 tsp salt in a large bowl and stir until yeast dissolves.
Italian sloppy Joes recipe - Heat olive oil in a large saucepan over high heat, add onion and chopped garlic and sauté until golden (2-3 minutes). Add beef and brown well, breaking up lumps with a wooden spoon
Sweetbreads in brown butter with ravigote sauce recipe - Bring white vinegar and 2 litres of water to a simmer over medium heat. Add sweetbreads and gently poach until they turn opaque (10-12 minutes).
Mortadella breakfast sandwich recipe - For pita, combine flour, olive oil and ½ tsp salt in an electric mixer fitted with a dough hook and mix to combine.
"Think of this as twice-baked brioche," says Curtis Stone. "Once baked, they're the perfect combination of creamy, custardy and crunchy, all at the same time."
Fried egg and salami sandwich recipe - For fried herb sauce, heat oil in a small saucepan over medium-high heat until shimmering, add sage and fry for 20 seconds until crisp, remove with a slotted spoon,
Pork sausage and Swiss cheese on toasted rye with sauerkraut recipe - For sauerkraut, combine cabbage, salt and caraway seeds in a bowl. Toss to combine, massage cabbage briefly, then stand until cabbage starts to wilt (30 minutes).
Anise fougasse recipe - Dissolve yeast in milk in a small bowl and set aside until creamy on top. Combine flour and sugar in an electric mixer fitted with a dough hook
Aged goats cheese and toasted walnut bread recipe - For walnut bread, combine yeast and 50ml lukewarm water in a bowl and set aside until foamy (3-4 minutes).
Crumbed flathead with crunchy slaw recipe - Preheat oven to 200C and put a roasting pan into heat. Combine potato and olive oil in a bowl, season to taste
Chilli dogs with pickled jalapeño and coriander recipe - Heat oil in a frying pan over medium heat, add onion and garlic, and sauté until starting to soften (2-3 minutes).
These chocolate scrolls are best eaten warm while the filling is still melty. Make ahead and serve whenever someone pops by, or you're feeling like an afternoon treat.
Saint Peter's cured ocean trout, fennel creme fraiche and brioche toast- For brioche dough, combine yeast and milk in a small jug and stand in warm place until foamy.
"This fry bread is inspired by my great-grandma who used to make it for me as a kid," says Pontoon's Lance Cameron. "It's a delicious soft bread dough that she fried in loads of butter."
In their take on a BLT, Melbourne restaurant Bar Liberty swap out bacon for gribenes, a crisp chicken-skin crackling. It's a delicious break of tradition.
Before there was so much choice in the lettuce department, salad in Australia was often chunks of iceberg with a bottled dressing. We’ve kept the iceberg, but added baby cos and frisée for a little interest, while buttery croûtons add crunch.
Is Hawaiian pizza your guilty pleasure? If so, this one’s for you. Inspired by Bar Brosé’s “late-night sandwich”, this is all about tangy pineapple pickle and excellent leg ham and Gruyère.
Roasted bone marrow- Cover bones with cold water in a large container, cover and refrigerate for 2 days, changing water 2-3 times to leach blood from bone marrow.
Sometimes, the simplest things are the best. In this toastie, it's all about 'nduja - the spicy spreadable Calabrian salami - and the best buffalo mozzarella you can find.
Indigenous author Bruce Pascoe is dedicated to reviving native ingredients as cultivated by Aboriginal people – baking with ancient grains is just the beginning.
Finger buns are a childhood favourite of ours. One GT staffer admitted to buying and scoffing three at a time when they were sold at the school canteen. These mini versions make doing just that a much more guilt-free proposition.
Fragrant with spice and studded with both fresh and dried apple, these sticky glazed buns are perfect served with salted butter, or even with the contrast of a crumbly vintage cheddar.