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Sweet cranberry & hemp seed muesli bars

Sweet cranberry & hemp seed muesli bars

The nutty hemp seed may be small but it’s mighty nutritional. Enjoy it in these tasty cranberry muesli bars for a snack that's packed with goodness - you'll never feel guilty for indulging in one of these guys when you're on the go!
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Honey, rhubarb and strawberry upside-down cake

Honey, rhubarb and strawberry upside-down cake

Not only does this upside-down cake look beautiful, it's also incredibly tasty and unbelievably moist. The mascarpone layer and topping of strawberry and rhubarb makes this an irresistible dessert!
Coconut, honey and chia pineapple pudding

Coconut, honey and chia pineapple pudding

Whether you enjoy this chia pudding for breakfast or dessert, it will definitely be the prettiest dish on the table! Served in a hollowed-out pineapple, you can't get much more creative than this.
Honey, pear and almond salad

Honey, pear and almond salad

Sweet, crunchy and zingy, this salad is the perfect accompaniment to any family dinner. The fresh flavours and bright colours make it a creative and delicious side dish that everyone will love.
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Lemon, honey and ricotta tart

Lemon, honey and ricotta tart

Autumn is the time when new season honey is available and it really is such a wonderful ingredient to use in baking, especially in Nici's deliciously sweet lemon, honey and ricotta tart.
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Crepes with spiced honey yoghurt

Crepes with spiced honey yoghurt

Start your weekend off in the French fashion with this delicious crepe recipe. Serve for brunch filled with spiced honey yoghurt, sprinkled with almonds and dusted with icing sugar
Honey nougat ice cream cones

Honey nougat ice cream cones

This Cointreau-laced, delicately soft nougat ice cream cones recipe is only for grown-ups so make sure you’ve got a tub of ice cream handy to fend off your kids
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Tamarillo compote

Tamarillo compote

Tamarillos are delicious scooped directly onto cereal or hot buttered toast, with a sprinkle of sugar, for a quick breakfast. This simple compote is a delight to have on standby in the fridge
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After school snack ideas

Five after-school snack ideas

When the kids get home from school starving, it's a good time to slip something healthy on their plate. We've got five great ideas including muffins, a smoothie, snack balls, fruit dip and quesadillas...
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Make Mother’s Day special

Overnight chia seed bircher with black Doris plum yoghurt

Treat Mum this Mother’s Day to a bowl of wholesome, overnight chia seed bircher - a recipe that’s effortless to make, and to eat! Children will love to layer the spoonfuls of bircher with the sweet, Doris plum yoghurt. Top with a little sprinkle of toasted almonds
Grilled plums on toasted panettone with honeyed ricotta and mint syrup

Grilled plums on toasted panettone with honeyed ricotta and mint syrup

Panettone is a light, airy Italian version of a fruit cake, usually eaten at Christmas and Easter. It varies slightly from region to region but generally is studded with raisins and fruit peel. My favourite brand is called Dal Forno (available from specialty food stores). It is fabulous eaten on its own with an espresso or sweet liqueur, or lightly toasted as I have done in this recipe.
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Provençal tomato tart

Provençal tomato tart

Someone I know intimately will not eat anchovies. However, they are a must in certain recipes, adding balance and saltiness like no other ingredient, so I’ve put extraordinary effort into concealing them in the past. On this particular occasion, though, I decided they were too important to hide and so laid them out in their little salted glory for all to see. Well, lo and behold, the person in question got home famished, stuffed in a piece of tart left over from this photoshoot and exclaimed it was one of the most delicious versions he’d tried in a long time. What? I’ve baked this tart a squillion times before, but apparently the proud little anchovies make all the difference.
Tarte flambée

Tarte flambée

Also known as flammekueche, this is kind of a pizza and sort of a tart and originates from the Alsace region of France. Confusion aside, what’s certain is that one piece is never enough – there’s something about this creamy, bacony creation that inspires gluttony. This is my version of a dish that’s perfect for feeding a crowd. I add a little autumnal twist with thyme, onions and extra cheese, and sometimes even sliced mushrooms. Serve it in slices like a pizza or enjoy it as a light meal with a green leafy salad on the side. Photography by Jani Shepherd; Gatherum Collectif.
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Classic Anzac biscuits

Classic Anzac biscuits

These delicious biscuits are named after the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps who fought in WW1. The biscuits were sent to soldiers abroad because they kept and travelled well. Today, the're a Kiwi staple, much-loved for their crisp, honey-filled goodness.
Comforting crumpets

Comforting crumpets

There’s nothing quite like a hot, homemade crumpet drizzled with butter and perhaps a little honey to make you feel all warm and cosy.
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Banana bread with honey butter & blueberries

Banana bread with honey butter & blueberries

I make all sorts of banana loaves and cakes but this one is especially terrific. Somehow it is both robust and super-soft and fluffy. It also slices easily and stays fresh for days – not that it’ll last that long!
Lamb & beetroot rice salad

Lamb & beetroot rice salad

Lamb and beetroot are a match made in heaven - try them together with this light salad of broccolini, brown rice and pomegranate
Chia chocolate puddings

Chia chocolate puddings

Why eat raw? When raw food is heated above 45°C, the enzymes that help you absorb essential nutrients are destroyed, so enjoy these delicious "good for you" raw chia chocolate puddings. Photography by Rob Shaw/bauersyndication.com.au
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Lynne’s Christmas cake

Lynne’s Christmas cake

Mum’s made this cake for many years since her dear Aussie friend Lynne shared it with her. It is always a success, thus their friendship remains intact! Photography by Todd Eyre
Honey and marmalade cake

Honey and marmalade cake

Similar to an old-fashioned gingerbread, this cake improves with age so it makes a lovely gift for friends to take to the bach or to simply enjoy at home all summer long. Photography by Todd Eyre
Gorse flower jelly

Gorse flower jelly

One of the simplest, but one of the most important, things you can do would be to try to replace sugar with honey wherever feasible. The honey bee is a keystone species. It is responsible for the pollination of a third of our crops, not to mention wild and native flora. Varroa has decimated our feral bee population, so your local apiarists are carrying out a massive task and need your support. Furthermore, honey is local, contains trace amounts of several micronutrients, and possesses other purported health-benefiting properties. Part of a sustainable dining event by Taste and Lincoln University. Recipe by: Michael Smith, photography by: Jani Shepherd and styling by: Fiona Hugues.
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Fruit bran loaf

Janet’s fruit bran loaf

Try this economical fruit loaf recipe that was given to Mum by her good friend Janet years ago. It is always a firm family favourite – on its own or slathered in butter.
Spiced apple syrup sipper

Spiced apple syrup sipper

For those feeling adventurous, here’s a mocktail recipe that will fill your family home with the traditional Christmas smell of cinnamon.
Lebanese roasted pumpkin salad

Lebanese roasted pumpkin salad

Looking for delicious and healthy vegetarian dinner ideas? Then don't go past this wholesome Lebanese roasted pumpkin salad - a tasty and nutritious crowd-pleasing dish!
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Apple raspberry bread

Apple raspberry bread

This sweet raspberry loaf is a delicious snack, perfect with a cup of tea, morning or afternoon.
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No-cook ginger slice

No-cook ginger slice

Soothing for your digestive system and wonderfully warming, ginger is the perfect spice for winter. Try this raw ginger slice and I guarantee you’ll be hooked, as will your gluten, dairy and refined sugar intolerant friends!
Mex street salad

Mex street salad

This tasty Mex street salad is messy, slaw-based, and full of delicious barbecued chicken...what’s not to love?! James Wirth shares his recipe from the cookbook This Could Get Messy.
Mulberry yoghurt ice blocks

Mulberry yoghurt ice blocks

Refreshing healthy summer treats don't get better than these easy to make mulberry yoghurt ice blocks! The team from Cornersmith cafe and picklery share their recipe from their new cookbook.
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Roasted peanut butter muesli

Roasted peanut butter muesli

The Australian Women’s Weekly Cookbooks’ Creative Director has been making his own toasted muesli from scratch since forever, and we think the addition of peanut butter is just delicious!
Honey muscat syrup cake

Honey muscat syrup cake

Drizzled with a creamy yoghurt topping and sticky orange syrup, this honey muscat syrup cake is simply irresistible! Enjoy a little slice of heaven with your morning cuppa.
Slow-cooker honey mustard chicken

Slow-cooker honey mustard chicken

This sweet, succulent and oh-so-tender slow-cooker honey mustard chicken will have you coming back for more! Full of tasty nutritious ingredients, this will easily become a family favourite!
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Pistachio baklava snake

Pistachio baklava snake

You'll go nuts for this sweet and sticky pistachio baklava snake - easy to prepare and perfect for morning tea!
Honey and lavender cakes

Honey and lavender cakes

Get creative in the kitchen with these sweet and fragrant honey and lavender cakes - the perfect weekend indulgence!
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Honey lemon biscuits

Honey lemon biscuits

Indulge in these honey and lemon biscuits, sweet and satisfying! Perfect for morning or afternoon tea with a cuppa!
Rye, honey and seed pull-apart rolls

Rye, honey and seed pull-apart rolls

These nutritious rye, honey and seed pull-apart rolls are a delicious and healthy accompaniment with dinner - made with loads of tasty wholesome ingredients.
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Dukkah lamb with honey

Dukkah lamb with honey

The combination of succulent lamb fillets and nutty dukkah is a match made in heaven, especially when drizzled with rich sweet honey for added sweetness. It's the perfect balance of flavours, plus it's quick to prepare and easy to make. Perfect!
Honey mustard chicken strip

Honey mustard chicken strip

We've got dinner sorted with these deliciously sweet and savoury honey mustard chicken strips! Quick, easy and super tasty!
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Honey mustard lamb

Honey mustard lamb

Spice up your meat and veg with this glorious honey mustard marinated lamb dish. Served here with fresh vegetables, this makes a healthy and delicious family dinner that even the fussiest eaters will love.
Honey tart

Divine honey tart

Whenever I serve this honey tart, people say, “It’s like eating pure honey” and I have to agree. Quite magical, really.
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Honey joys

Honey joys

These sweet, golden childhood favourites are a must-have for every kid's party or birthday. Full of oozy honey and crunchy corn flakes, they're great to pop in the lunchbox for an on-the-go treat.
The world’s best donuts

The world’s best donuts

Michelin star awarded English chef, Justin Gellatly, shares his winning donut recipe with us that he claims is the world's best.
Lemon honey chicken nibbles

Lemon honey chicken nibbles

These sticky sweet and tangy chicken nibbles are so quick and easy to make. They're the perfect appetiser when you're entertaining. The kids will love them too!
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Reader recipes - Crunchy Oat Cookies

Crunchy oat cookies

Sweet, crunchy and packed full of goodness, these golden oat cookies are sweetened with honey and dried fruit to create a delightful snack for morning or afternoon tea.
Homemade muesli bars

Homemade muesli bars

Jam-packed full of chewy dried fruits, crunchy seeds and whole grains, these homemade muesli bars are the perfect guilt-free snack to make for the whole family.
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sweet and spicy chicken

Sweet and spicy chicken

Red chilli and honey have never tasted so good as they do on this tender, juicy chicken and soaked into steamed rice.
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Apricot and almond toasted muesli

Apricot and almond toasted muesli

Start your day with this delicious toasted muesli - jam packed full of dried fruit, nuts and seeds and whole grains to keep your fueled for a big day ahead.
Apricot Energy Balls

Apricot energy balls

Whip up these deliciously healthy energy-packed treats in no time at all - perfect for a lunch box snack or on-the-go energy boost!
Five spice chicken with brocconolini and cashew salad

Five spice chicken with brocconolini and cashew salad

This delicious chicken is so easy you won't believe it! Coated in a flavoursome Asian spice blend, the chicken pairs brilliantly with a fresh broccolini salad - perfect for entertaining at dinner parties or a quick week night dinner.
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HONEY AND YOGURT MOUSSE

Honey and yoghurt mousse

This refreshing dessert blends honey, Greek yoghurt and vanilla beans to create a treat that only takes 15 minutes to make.
Date, carrot and honey loaf

Date, carrot and honey loaf

Naturally sweet and perfectly fluffy, prepare this golden date, carrot and honey loaf for your family and friends. Enjoy your loaf warm, sliced and with a cup of tea any time of the day.
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Quince and pistachio crumble pie

Quince and pistachio crumble pie

Sweet, tender baked quince pieces are beautiful served topped with this crunchy golden pistachio crumble. Scoop your serving spoon into this dish to reveal a delightfully warming dessert.
Apricot and honey bread

Apricot and honey bread

This beautiful sweet loaf is packed full of fruit and nuts, and is best enjoyed served warm or toasted with a spread of butter.
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peanut butter and honeycomb biscuits

Peanut butter and honeycomb biscuits

Honeycomb and peanut butter are perfect partners in these delicious biscuits. Serve with a cup of tea or coffee or a glass of milk - but be warned, you won't be able to stop at one!
Mini Honey Cheesecakes

Mini honey cheesecakes

Sweet, creamy and golden, this individual baked honey cheesecakes are beautiful served dolloped with a scoop of fresh cream as an indulgent dessert.
Honey Wafers with Ice-cream

Honey wafers with ice-cream

Delight your children with these beautifully sweet homemade honey wafer cones. They make the perfect treat when stuffed with vanilla ice-cream and topped with sprinkles.
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Apple and Almond Tart

Apple and almond tart

Cut yourself a slice of this glorious apple and apple tart, perfect served warm with a dollop of ice-cream.
breakfast slice

Breakfast slice

This recipe is for muesli slice. Make it ahead, cut it up and wrap in paper for a breakfast you (and the kids) can eat on the go.
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Bircher Muesli with Berries

Bircher muesli with berries

Save money by making your own bircher muesli. If you soak the oats and apple juice overnight, you'll have breakfast ready to go in a flash!
Cheat's chocolate Waffles

Cheat’s chocolate waffles

Delight your family with this fast, decadent weekend breakfast - utilise supermarket products to quickly create delicious waffles sandwiched with chocolate sauce and drizzled with honey and roasted hazelnuts.
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Fruity Turnovers

Fruity turnovers

These crispy golden fruity turnovers are easy to make and perfect for satisfying your sweet tooth in no time at all. Packed full of juicy strawberries, apples, pears and bananas, these pastry triangles can be enjoyed fresh out of the oven with a dusting of icing sugar.
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CARROTS WITH SPICED BUTTER

Carrots with spiced butter

Warm, buttery carrots are tossed with sweet honey, spices and fragrant green onions to create this beautiful side dish, perfect to add to your next dinner party spread.
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Breakfast parfaits

Breakfast parfaits

Assemble this delicious sweet breakfast dish in no time at all - layered with sweet toasted muesli, fresh summer mango and juicy strawberries, vanilla yoghurt and honey, this is a complete meal that can be served in a pretty glass!
Chocolate drizzled honeycomb

Chocolate drizzled honeycomb

Homemade honeycomb is delicious. Add a generous drizzle of melted chocolate and it's utterly delectable! Luckily, it's super easy (and fun) to make.
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