Helen Goh is a chef and regular Good Weekend columnist.
There’s something incredibly comforting about eating warm food with a spoon at the end of a hard day (or week).
A dessert for the tail end of summer when stone fruits are at their sweetest.
These oven-puffed pancakes boast crisp edges and a custardy heart. They’re easy to master and even easier to customise.
Helen Goh created this green and gold cake in honour of the Aussie soccer stars.
These little nectarine and brown-butter cakes suit January’s rhythm perfectly: hot days, long matches on TV, slow drifting between indoors and out.
A textural salad with a little sparkle and crunch.
This pavlova stays true to the classic but feels a little more refined, with the bright, caviar-like pop of finger lime.
This genoise sponge is a very useful recipe to have in your baking arsenal.
This rich, brandy-brushed Christmas cake needs to be made 4-6 weeks ahead of Christmas to allow the flavours to develop (trust us, it’s worth it).
Perfectly portioned cheesecakes for your spring and summer celebrations.