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Karen Martini is a Melbourne-based chef, restaurateur, author and television presenter. She has a regular column in Good Weekend.Connect via Twitter.
This healthy, nutty bread makes a delicious grab-and-go breakfast.
This whole roast chicken is smothered in a lip-smacking peri-peri sauce mixed with a sweet-and-sour Sicilian agrodolce.
Fresh takes on family favourites featuring seasonal ingredients and a few special flourishes to take them from familiar to gold-standard.
These nourishing fritters packed with fresh herbs, walnuts and halloumi are perfect for breakfast and brunch.
Tomato aren’t their best in the cooler months. Roasting them intensifies the flavour which pairs with this barley and herb salad served alongside crumbed fish.
This stir-fry has hardly any marination time so it’s super quick to prepare and cook.
This noodle dish has become a staple in Thai restaurants around the world, much like pad Thai, and it’s also a very popular street food.
A Spanish-inspired winter stew with a good hit of spice, a little heat and a subtle tang from the sherry vinegar, this is a substantial and sustaining dish but also simple and relatively quick.
Tinned tuna and plenty of greens make this a one-dish dinner, without skimping on the creamy, cheesy goodness.
This nourishing, gently spiced tofu and vegetable dish certainly banishes the chills.