Have an ice-filled Esky on standby on Christmas Day to help store leftovers safely.

A turkey gravy so good you’ll want to pour it on everything

A good gravy maketh the meal. This recipe by Danielle Alvarez brings together a rich turkey stock with the delicious crunchy nubbins from the pan.

  • Danielle Alvarez

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Choose a Saturday Night Pasta sauce and pasta combo.

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Fruit juices.

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Fruit and vegetable juices might seem like healthy options – but are they actually something we should be drinking?

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Is it acceptable to put ice cubes in a glass of wine to cool it down?

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Eat chocolate and cakes (and muffins) - in moderation.

The most searched recipes of 2024 prove we don’t really give a Google about good food

From the viral cucumber salad to a suggestive-sounding cocktail,this year’s top-10 recipes show that when it comes to setting recipe trends,TikTok rules.

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Joel Young (Butcher Joel Young),Sarah Norris,Nik Hill (Porcine),Callan Boys,Junda Khoo (Ho Jiak),Bianca Hrovat and Danielle Alvarez (Sydney Opera House) take on Christmas hams at Porcine in Paddington.

The ultimate Christmas ham blind taste test reveals cheaper can be better

Chefs,butchers and restaurant reviewers tackle supermarket hams. This year’s winner is salty,sweet,smoky and one of the least expensive.

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Chickpea and tomato salad.

Five ways to survive the festive season,according to a dietitian

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What’s the deal with oyster-shell gins?

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Thin crisps contain roughly 5 per cent more fat than regular crisps.

Crinkle-cut to oven-baked:A dietitian rates seven types of popular crisps

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HER Rooftop’s version of the Paloma,made with blood orange.

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Tetsuya Wakuda,pictured recently at his Waku Ghin restaurant at in Singapore.

The Australian restaurants legendary chef Tetsuya can’t stop returning to (and what he loves to order)

After 37 years as chef and restaurateur behind iconic Japanese-French restaurant Tetsuya’s,he says it’s simple classic pasta dishes that really hit the spot.

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