A quick meal option for a delightful lunch packed with Italian flavours. Instead of a mortar and pestle you can also make the pesto in a food processor. If you’re
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By Joel Mielle

Let’s take Chicken Cordon Bleu to a slightly higher level. Where tender chicken breasts are filled with creamy Gruyere and Camembert cheeses, tripled smoked ham, then rolled in a thin
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By Joel Mielle

Unlock the secret to a restaurant-quality fillet mignon! Nothing beats the rich, buttery tenderness of fillet mignon, especially when wrapped in savoury prosciutto. This classic dish has roots in European
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By Joel Mielle

Indulge in the delectable delight of a Mushroom, Gruyère, and Ham Omelette! All cooked using only one pan! It’s an open omelette so no folding skill required, anyone can do
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By Joel Mielle

A gnocchi meaning “Knot in Wood” is a dumpling made from soft dough consisting of flour, eggs and potato. There are huge variations that you can make to accompany it,
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By Joel Mielle

These golden crispy potato fritters are an Aussie childhood classic, but with a crunchier twist than your usual fish and chip shop version. As a kid, I used to love
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By Joel Mielle

Chicken stock is the basis to many sauces, soups and other dishes. It’s a staple for any kitchen that’s made from chicken bones or carcasses, a few vegetables and aromatic
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By Joel Mielle

Looking for super crispy calamari (squid) rings? What about taking it to another level with garlic and parsley. Then this recipe is for you. Salt and pepper calamari is a
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By Joel Mielle

Important potatoes known as Patatas a la Importancia might sound like the royal family of spuds, and honestly, it kind of is. This humble Spanish classic takes basic pantry staples
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By Joel Mielle

A very simple combination pizza utilising whole prawns or shrimps with a beautiful fresh aromatic garlic pesto. Watch out for the beautiful smells emitting from this scrumptious pizza, it can
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By Joel Mielle

Gnocchi is Italy’s most beloved dumpling. The name actually comes from the word nocca which can mean knuckles or knot. Sweet potato as its name suggest contains quite a bit
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By Joel Mielle

Looking for something bold, fresh, and super easy to shake up your dinner routine? Fajitas began on Tex-Mex ranches, where grilled strips of beef were wrapped in warm tortillas. This
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By Joel Mielle