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Skin foods • In each issue we explore some foods that are good for specific health outcomes. In this issue we discover foods that are good for your skin.
Fruits and Vegetables vs a tan
Crumbed & delicious
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Low-kilojoule pasta meals • Pasta is such an easy and tasty base for your meal, but it does pack a big carb punch. A hundred grams of dried pasta yields around 70g of carbohydrate and 1400 kilojoules. There are two ways you can go to make your pasta meal healthier: you can load your pasta with healthy ingredients that will dominate the pasta or you can use some pasta substitutes. Whichever way you go, we’ve got some delicious options for you including: carrot pasta with garlic, chilli and walnuts; smoked salmon with zucchini pasta; chickpea pasta with nomato sauce; vegan pumpkin penne cheese; celeriac pasta with herbed tomato sauce; tuna and red lentil pasta; lemony pea pesto spaghetti; or creamy dairy-free chicken penne alfredo.
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Stoney Creek
Fusion cooking • Fusion cuisine is the marriage of two cooking traditions to arrive at a new dish. Done properly, fusion cuisine brings the best of both cooking worlds to yield exciting and delicious results. Bring some fabulous fusion into your kitchen with our recipes: wakame cauliflower fish and chips; spinach crêpe; Mexican spiced rice paper rolls; bolognaise san choy bau; Mexican panini; Indian chicken with pomegranate; or Asian-inspired mushroom risotto.
Herman Brot
The Bare Bird
In conversation with … O Tama Carey
Creative crêpes
Attention, chocoholics and tea lovers!
Pearl River Bridge
Spiral Foods
7-a-day
Plant Wisdom
Aussie almond growers • With Australia producing the second most almonds in the world, we meet two South Australia-based growers who know a thing or two about growing this much-loved nut.
Egg salad benefits
What's in season? • These are the fruits and vegetables that are in season and so will be the freshest.
Capsicum (Capsicum annuum) • Known as “sweet bell peppers” in the United States, capsicums are a luscious and highly nutritious vegetable that are incredibly versatile in the kitchen.
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Broccoli for arthritis
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Cooking with miso • Miso is a paste made by fermenting soy beans with a mould called koji. Salty, earthy and healthy, miso brings gorgeous umami flavour to your cooking. While it is classically used as a soup you don’t have to stop there — you can use the magic of miso in dressings, bakes and even desserts. Try our miso dishes such as: miso-glazed...