Adam Liaw's Teriyaki Salmon
This simple recipe from Adam Liaw is healthy and delicious, and comes together in minutes!
This simple recipe from Adam Liaw is healthy and delicious, and comes together in minutes!
Often paired with an earthy pinot noir, the silky mouthfeel and umami notes of mushroom risotto make an equally compelling partner to a full-bodied, oaked chardonnay. The richness and texture of the wine stand up to the weight of the dish, while toasty, spicy character derived from oak complements the savoury mushroom, and natural acidity helps to clean the palate.
Try your hand at this beautiful and simple dinner party starter served with an assortment of fresh seasonal vegetables. In Piedmont, where this dish originates, bagna càuda means "hot sauce", which is exactly what it is - a savoury, buttery dipping sauce. Don't be scared of the anchovy flavour - they melt away into the sauce leaving a rich savoury saltiness.
A popular favourite and one of Vivienne (Viv) Snowden’s ‘go tos’, this artichoke dip is sure to impress this festive season!
Elevate your baked salmon, with this satisfying crunch and bold, irresistible flavour. The harissa adds a touch of heat, the pistachios provide a crispness, and the salmon ties it all together beautifully. Pair with salt & vinegar potatoes for a balanced, salty tang.
A simple to cook and warming dish of juicy, golden chicken married with braised sauerkraut and potatoes. Braised sauerkraut is a classic Alsace pairing with dry riesling, with the minerality and freshness of the wine pairing beautifully with the acidity of the cabbage.
Searching for a perfect rosé-friendly dessert, our team discovered this beautiful summery panna cotta fragranced with zesty citrus and aromatic basil. With a little tartness from buttermilk, and a luscious, silky mouthfeel, this dessert will ensure you rosé all day.
Enjoy these pillowy chocolate biscuits with a pretty splash of vivid green as part of your Easter table! Basil and chocolate is an unusual but delicious combination.
No meal is complete without a sweet finish, and a Chocolate Lava Cake is a true classic. This recipe has been shared by our friends at Cuvée Chocolate in Victoria, from whom we source the artisanal chocolate pairings for our Coco d'Vino wine and chocolate pairing flight.
This recipe by delicious.com.au promises to sway even the staunchest licorice critic.
A rich treat to gift to loved ones, or complete your Christmas dessert table.
A decadent yet healthy breakfast bowl.
A family favourite meal of lamb and veg is elevated by a crunchy crumb and smoky eggplant; by Julia Busuttil Nishimura from her excellent cook book A Year of Simple Family Food.
This elegant tart with its rich chocolate flavours, simple pastry and sweet roast pear is a simple and delicious cold-weather dessert, equally as nice with a coffee as with a fortified wine or fruit-forward red.
We share this recipe from the delightful Roberta of food-wine-travel.com fame. Roberta Muir – cookbook author, food writer and manager of Sydney Seafood School – has a passion for good cooking, eating and drinking, and exciting travel.
Delicious and easy to make, perfect for a very yummy light meal or appetiser.
As the weather begins to cool there’s nothing as warming as a pie straight from the oven!
A warming fish pie recipe, with aromatic flavours of fennel, tarragon and lemon.
Chef Alex Fleury from our Cellar Door team has shared his lovely recipe for tender roasted duck breast with beetroot and raspberry purée and greens - a perfect match for your Cabernet Day wine!
A perfect prepare-ahead starter, or luxurious inclusion on a cheese and charcuterie board, this terrine takes some time to assemble, but is easy to slice and serve when guests arrive.
A heavenly sweet treat, with a sugared, crunchy crust and gooey texture underneath. Studded with summer strawberries, this makes a beautiful edible gift.
These salty/sweet spiced fries are a perfect moreish snack or a great side to serve with a Japanese feast - Claire from our Perth office made them with Teriyaki Salmon for Japanese fish and chips! Ideally paired with a bottle of sparkling wine.
Claire from our Perth team shares her recipe for a picnic-friendly greens and feta pie. She initially discovered it via a column written by actor Stanley Tucci, where he shared some of his favourite recipes. Claire likes to use about half a bunch of silverbeet, half a bunch of kale, and a large bag of baby spinach, with lots of fresh dill and parsley.
Inspired by images of ripe bunches of grapes being taken from the vine during harvest, this Harvest Tart celebrates their juicy sweetness in a sophisticated but simple dish with buttery golden pastry and a rich, moreish almond frangipane filling.
It's hard to believe that it has been almost three years since Antonio Carluccio left us. His vibrancy, laughter and passion lives on in many kitchens through his masterful cookery books and entertaining TV shows. This week we are featuring a dish that is a fantastic all rounder. Beautiful to match with Chardonnay through to Pinot Noir and medium bodied reds, so warm and delicious in winter - and even better a day or so later. His infamous La Parmigiana Di Melanzane!
Using pantry-staple ingredients and simple cooking methods, this zingy lemon cake looks very impressive but would be a great school holiday baking project for the kids.
Sweet roast pumpkin and creamy ricotta are enclosed in a crumbly parmesan crust for this picnic-friendly tart. Best enjoyed with a glass of rosé on a sunny afternoon!
Mr B's crab cakes are so good because they are primarily crab meat, with just enough breadcrumbs and mayonnaise to hold them together. These are perfect for brunch with poached eggs, for lunch with a green salad, or as a starter with a glass of riesling!
A delicious winter warmer to enjoy with friends, this mulled wine is not too sweet and has the perfect balance of spice.
Each year, Claire from our Perth team gathers with friends to cook a three course Italian feast, inspired by the annual delicious Magazine Italian Issue. This recipe was a favourite dish at 'Italian Night' in 2020. While the olives are a little fiddly to assemble, they are so delicious it makes all your efforts worthwhile.
Roast chicken is always a classic pairing with chardonnay, but the addition of nutty, sweet-roasted Jerusalem artichokes is the ideal partner. Saffron and lemon bring brightness and a floral earthiness to the dish.
For a breakfast treat straight from the oven, this muffin batter rests in the fridge overnight ready to bake in the morning. Studded with fruit, nuts and coconut, they are moist and satisfying.
This delicious butter chicken recipe was created by the very talented Jo Whitton from quirkycooking.com.au and is featured in her book 'Life Changing Food'. This is one of many recipes in 'Life Changing Food' that have become firm favourite in our households. We thank Jo for allowing us to share her recipe.
This roast beef is elevated by the spice rub which evokes the flavours of pastrami piled high in a deli-style sandwich — but the cabbage is so delicious it tries to steal the show!
Make the most of seasonal persimmons in this simple but beautiful salad, which makes a lovely starter to share between three-four people, or a perfect light lunch for two.
Discover this unique take on a classic cocktail. Old school flavours of sweet vermouth and Campari combine with our Pinot Noir Gin to create a beautifully bitter-sweet result.
When asparagus is in season, substitute two thirds of the beans for asparagus, blanching the spears for a minute less than the beans cooked here.
It is hard to find a more satisfying and luscious sauce for pasta than a rich and nutty burnt butter scented with sage—even better that it comes together in minutes! This recipe, using store-bought pasta, makes for a simple and delicious dinner party entrée. Use whichever pasta you prefer—this sauce will work with nearly any shape of pasta, including filled pastas or gnocchi. We like to use a pumpkin ravioli or pan fried gnocchi.
This roast chicken recipe is a lovely centrepiece for a dinner party and the perfect accompaniment to a bottle of chardonnay.
Roast chicken is the classic pairing for chardonnay. In this recipe, the juicy meat and crisp, buttery skin are perfectly complemented by the chardonnay's generosity and round mouthfeel, while the wine's natural acidity helps to clean and refresh the palate.
Roast Salmon with Fennel and Charred Onion Sauce - as featured in Wine Spectator magazine - recipe by Jorge González.
Scully thought he knew all there was to know about getting a good crackling on his pork belly until , in 2009, at a food show in Sydney, he learnt the real secret. It was passed on to him by a woman in her late 70s. Scully didn’t get her name but he did get her secret of rubbing half a lemon all over the pork skin, squeezing out the juice as you go, before sprinkling the salt over. It paves the way to crackled glory.
A beautiful summertime lunch dish, this salmon pastrami serves 8, with plenty of leftovers for the next day. Begin this recipe a day ahead.
A team favourite which Wine Club Manager Megs often makes for our Spring Fling 'harvest table', this is a light but deeply flavoursome dish which is an impressive centrepiece for a dinner party or festive celebration.
An easy-to-prepare decadent chocolate treat, perfect for your Easter table. As a bonus, it is gluten free and dairy free / vegan (when made with a vegan-friendly dark chocolate).
From delicious Magazine's September 2021 issue, a classic family recipe is updated with a sweet potato topping and aromatic spice - a lovely food match with our 2020 Cabernet Sauvignon Merlot.
Tender, smoky beef and mushroom topped with flaky golden pastry twists - food for the soul and perfect to share!
There are few dishes better suited to dinner on a cold night than roast lamb. This recipe is elevated with the umami punch of anchovy in the marinade, with bright freshness of peas and aromatic herbs. Pop into the oven earlier in the day and allow time to work its magic, until the meat is fall-off-the-bone tender, and enjoy with a glass of red.
Alex from our Cellar Door team has shared his family recipe for a creamy, ham-studded Macaroni and Cheese. Easy to scale up to feed a crowd, and sure to please fussy little people, serve golden and bubbling straight from the baking dish.