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Ray McVinnie's hot smoked salmon, leek and potato pie
Perfect for a weeknight dinner with friends

Kyle Street's poshed-up collard greens
Back from the deep southern states of America, Kyle Street works his magic on a classic

Good food, simply cooked
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Better for breakfast: Soaked super muesli
Goji berries soaked with rolled oats overnight makes them more digestible

New Zealand apples: Why they are better today than they have ever been
Two Hawkes Bay orchardists share some insights

Ten meals kids must know
These 10 foods are their starter dinner stalwarts: they're nutritious, not too hard to make, will appeal to young appetites and are cheap enough that they will want to cook them.

Dairyfree: Mango and turmeric cheesecake
Buffy Gill combines mangoes with turmeric – a favourite medicinal spice

Dinner party cool: Mini beef wellingtons
Easily made on a smaller scale using scotch fillet steaks

Spiced nashi cake
Make a cake using Danbae, the late-season nashi pear that is in stores now

Ask Peter: Perfect pie pastry
Does the traditional Kiwi meat pie from the bakery use puff pastry on the bottom as well as the top?

How to video: Easy vegetable soup
Ray McVinnie makes a simple soup with butter, onion and a couple of veges

Louise Thompson: How to love your body
Hating your body will never get you as far as loving it will

Get the idea: casseroles
Ray McVinnie has an enviable collection of casserole dishes and recipes to cook in them

D is for dark days and sardine fritters
Mikki Williden on the vitamin you need to smile your way through winter

Winning reader recipe: Maltese slow-cooker lamb
Melt in your mouth lamb cooked in the slow-cooker and served with pasta and feta

Aussie experts talk beef
Celebrity chef Matt Moran and his butcher mate Anthony Puharich are heading over to host a weekend of beef at Cape Kidnappers

Rugby ready with Argie feast
Tonight the All Blacks take on the Pumas, inspiring us to think about an Argentinian feast. It might not be do-able tonight, but the drool-worthy pictures are worth a browse anyway.

For a dessert or afternoon tea: Olive oil citrus cake
Combining the best NZ olive oil and fresh, seasonal citrus

An Argentinean dinner for Friday's test rugby
Fritters, followed by steak and crispy potatoes and rice pudding with dulce de leche at fulltime

Glazed apples with sticky walnuts and vanilla bean icecream
Everything you love about apple tart tatin without the pastry

4 bites of the Wairarapa
One of the largest storms in history heightens Warren Elwin’s appreciation for country cuisine