Rick Stein’s Hazelnut Pavlovas

Tastes like home. I am a bit of a purist about pavlova. As it is one of Australia’s classic dishes, I feel it should be made with something exotic like passionfruit… but i’ve made it suitable for winter by using hazelnuts and frozen berries.

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Chicken Rice Mountains and Greek Salad

Tastes like home. With an abundance of tomatoes in the village, meals such as Chicken Rice Mountains were created. Stews could be served with rice, so they were filling and could stretch far and feed many, but they were mainly created as the ingredients were accessible: tomatoes, oil, rice and protein.

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Iced VoVo™ Mini Cakes by Helen Goh

Tastes like home. For this recipe, I’ve chosen something that takes me home to Australia. Like lamingtons and Anzac biscuits (and Vegemite, obviously!), Iced VoVos, stalwarts of school lunchboxes and afternoon teas, are one of those shared memories that create a connection between Australians whenever we’re far from home.

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Travihti Tiropita

Tastes like home. I still remember when my mother would call to say she was making pita and would I like to go over and help. There was always coffee on the stovetop – that was my father’s job. My mother would already be making the dough, dividing it into small balls lined up on…

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Bombay Cheese Toast

Tastes like home. For me, Bombay Cheese Toast is more than just food: it is memory, comfort and identity wrapped in one melty, golden bite. It’s a bridge between two worlds, and the flavour of home.

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Caramel Bonbons

Tastes like home. It is made with butter, cream and sugar, and once it’s set, we cut it in little squares, wrap it with paper and call it a bonbon.

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Ricotta and Parsley Cannelloni

Tastes like home. Filled with creamy ricotta and the sweet, grassy, cold freshness of parsley, and bound with the warming rasps of fresh nutmeg, this was the dish that made me a cook.

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