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Fermented Honey + Garlic
The idea of fermentation feels instantly fussy and time consuming, but we promise this recipe is about as simple and easy as it gets…
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Elderberry Infusion
Heal and warm your system from the inside-out with this dark brew that utilises three simple ingredients from your pantry.
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White Russian
In times like these, when you might not know what day it is, it's good to at least punctuate the evening with a special cocktail. For us, the White Russian has it all.
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Luscious Dark Chocolate Horchata
Horchata (orr-cha-ta) is a creamy drink with ancient origins that can be served warm straight from the pot or over ice for a refreshing brew....
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Danish Seed Bread
Our Danish Seed Bread is a no-knead, nutritious alternative to store-brought bread. High in both protein and fibre, it maximises ingredients which not only keep well at home but can be easily substituted too.
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Power-packed Sriracha
Our favourite little red condiment bottle just got a power-packed upgrade...
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Heirloom Recipes 03. Brown Rice and Water Celeries with Yona Koh
Used for its medicinal properties in flushing out any toxins that have accumulated over winter, Water Celery has maintained a firm staple in the Korean diet for centuries. In an act of honouring her roots, new-generational chef Yona Koh of Cafe Su in Seoul is revisiting the cleansing herb to encouraging her community to experience food and flavours in a new way.
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Heirloom Recipes 02. Pierogi Ruskie with Marta Buda
We join four generations of Polish women cooking together in the Wellington-based kitchen of textile designer + maker Marta Katarzyna Buda, making a batch of "Pierogi Ruskie" — a Polish dumpling filled with potatoes, onions and a twarożek cheese.
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Heirloom Recipes 01. Garlic Elixir with Lucy Vincent
Sans Heirloom Recipes are an ode to heritage, origin of botanics, and the real spirit of the feast. First in the series, a borrowed elixir from a Chinese medical doctor. Given to Lucy’s mum in the 80s, each winter she would set about brewing a little of this magic...
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