Make your own....Tomato Jam — by Jessica on

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This is not a jam in the traditional sense. Made from very ripe tomatoes this jam is fabulous to add to sauces either rich meaty gravies or ...

A French Affair — by Jessica on

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Bistro de Paris: A Review Hidden amongst the bustle of a b usy street in Bondi Junction sits the quaint Bistro de Paris. Lit with yellow neo...

This Week's Recipe: Buttery Almond and Coconut Cake — by Jessica on

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Why Almond and Coconut Cake? This is a fantastic recipe to add to your collection. I love to make this cake to take to friends’ houses or wh...

This Week's Recipe: Wok Fried Eggs — by Jessica on

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Why Fried Eggs? This is my version of a Kylie Kwong recipe. These eggs are best thing to eat the day after a big night when the world feels ...

Recipe of the Week: Oma's Ragout — by Jessica on

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Why Oma’s Ragout? Oma in Dutch means Grandmother, and this is the recipe for her famous ragout (a meat and béchamel like stew). This recip...

Recipe of the Week: Lentil and Walnut and Fetta Salad — by Jessica on

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Why Lentil and Walnut Salad? An Australian Autumn is here again. There is something special about this season that I can never really put my...

Recipe of the Week: Chocolate Fudge — by Jessica on

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Why Chocolate Fudge? It is chocolaty, fudgy and best of all so easy to make. I have been making this fudge since high school and have to be ...

Recipe of the Week: Spinach Pie — by Jessica on

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Why Spinach Pie? This has to be the best spinach pie I have ever eaten. While I was in Florence, Italy I visited the St Lorenzo Market, a wo...

This Week's Recipe: Jan Willem's Meat Balls — by Jessica on

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Why Meat Balls? I don’t know if it is because I am on holiday or because the Dutch really know how to cook, but whenever I am in Holland I s...