Adam Liaw is a cookbook author and food writer, co-host of Good Food Kitchen and former MasterChef winner.
The addition of caramel chips along with the white chocolate helps to give these muffins an extra-rich flavour.
Serving these cutlets on a bed of sliced tomato and onion allows the flavourful oils and juices to drip from the lamb as a dressing.
Belgium invented them, America’s famous for them, but there’s no food more universally loved by our multicultural country than chips. Let’s embrace it even more.
I have this salad on high rotation. The dressing is creamy, but lightened by the addition of yoghurt.
These cutlets are coated with a syrupy marinade of balsamic vinegar, tomato paste and honey. Serve them with plenty of bread for mopping up the juices.
Iceberg lettuce still holds a lot of crunch after being stirred through this simple egg fried rice.
The sweetness of hoisin sauce is balanced with a kick of chilli in this simple stir-fry.
Thickened yoghurt seasoned simply with salt, pepper and oil is a wonderfully rich partner for fresh cucumber and grapes.
I love steamed fish, and pairing it with a richly flavoured butter is both wonderfully simple and extraordinarily delicious.
Heavy on the vine and bursting with sweetness, the tomato is officially in its prime. Here’s how to make the fruit the star of the show.