Combining two iconic Australian treats, these colourful fairy bread lamingtons will be a hit with kids and adults alike.
For the best-ever Aussie recipe you can't beat this meat pie in a cob.
Feast on this – layers of choc cake, fluffy cream filling and rich ganache. That's what we call a Tim Tam slam dunk!
This easy Aussie favourite will be loved by all the family.
Taking the Iced VoVo biscuit as inspiration, this nostalgic take on classic no-bake cheesecake will delight young and old.
This super-simple finger food is filled with pork sausage, cheese and Australia's favourite secret ingredient - Vegemite!
You're going to need a large pot and a sturdy appetite for this dish, because we think this might be our best potato salad recipe ever.Pass the potato salad! I love a flavourful, creamy potato salad recipe. And, based on your salad recipe searches on taste.com.au, we know our community of cooks love to make a potato salad recipe too. With that in mind, I have a feeling you're going to want to recreate this one on repeat.What makes this potato salad so good?Who doesn't love a good old-fashioned creamy potato salad recipe arriving on the table at a barbecue? I think a boiled-egg-topped potato salad recipe is the ultimate Aussie side dish: it's easy, creamy and always a crowd-pleaser. The secret to the success of this potato salad recipe (and our winning potato salad dressing) is the cheeky addition of fried bacon and crispy onions - it really takes both the flavour and texture of this potato salad recipe to the next level. Plus, the addition of gherkins brings extra tang.Whether you're making potato salad for a midweek dinner, or making an impressive potato salad for a Christmas lunch, we have a potato salad recipe for every affair.Additional recipe notes by Alison Adams - Food Writer and Recipe Tester
A dessert match made in heaven: Caramilk, Anzac biscuits and creamy, creamy cheesecake.
For a tasty weeknight meal try this golden oven-baked fish served with crunchy potato wedges and herbed yoghurt.
It doesn’t matter what sort of sausages you buy for these rolls– pork, beef, chorizo, chipolata – as long as they have lots of flavour.
We've reimagined the Golden Gaytime as banana bread and, with flavours of toffee, vanilla ice-cream, chocolate, banana and biscuit, it's set to be a new Aussie classic.
It's time to turn the tables - this upside-down cake will send you topsy turvy.
Nothing brings smiles to kid's faces like Cheesy Vegemite scrolls! Make them this weekend as a fun baking project.
Beef strog in a cob? Yep, we went there. Pull this Aussie recipe out at your next party and watch the compliments roll in.
Taste member 'katebatty' shares her very popular homemade sausage rolls recipe. There are few things greater than golden brown sausage rolls encased in flaky puff pastry, especially when accompanied by tomato sauce or a tomato relish. We love sausage rolls. Whenever sausage rolls are present at a picnic or gathering, our willpower is put to the test.What makes these sausage rolls recipe the ‘best-ever’?It all starts with the choice of meat filling. The combination of veal, pork and sausage meat is what makes these sausage rolls extra juicy, flavour-packed and moist.The addition of tomato sauce, Worcestershire sauce (for extra flavour) and herbs creates the perfect balance of sweet, salty and umami. The carrot, garlic, and onion act as a flavour-base that adds a depth of flavour to the filling to our sausage rolls. Plus, these sausage rolls are a cinch to make, just mix all ingredients in a bowl and you’re ready to roll! Of course, a swathing of egg wash over the puff pastry makes for a crisp, flaky finish and a very good sausage roll. Once you've added the egg wash (just lightly brush it over the unbaked sausage roll tops), you can always sprinkle on some poppy seeds or sesame seeds to finish.These sausage rolls are a favourite among the taste.com.au team, and our members are raving about them too. One reviewer even said “they are the best sausage rolls I have ever tasted.” Have these morsels of flakey deliciousness ready to bake and serve at any moment. They can be frozen for up to one month, just place puff pastry wrapped unbaked sausage rolls between sheets of non-stick baking paper, in a single layer, and store in an airtight container. And, you can make them into mini sausage rolls for the ideal party food offering or afternoon treat.And, while you're baking, why not whip up a golden batch of these cheesy vegetarian sausage rolls, or these lamb and harissa sausage rolls.This was originally ataste.com.au member recipe, and has now been tried, tested and adapted.Additional recipe notes by Alison Adams - Food Writer and Recipe Tester
