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Category: Kerry’s Kitchen

Penne with Roasted Tomatoes, Burrata & Golden Pangrattato

This is the pasta I make when tomatoes are cheap, abundant and too good to waste. It starts with slow-roasted baby tomatoes, the kind you batch-cook in summer and stash in the freezer, then turns them into a glossy, deeply satisfying penne dish finished with creamy burrata and golden pangrattato. It’s simple, practical and deeply comforting, the sort of Italian-style pasta that feeds a family well, uses what you already have, and quietly earns a permanent place in your dinner rotation.

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Why Rum and Maple Make the Ultimate BBQ Lamb Burger

Why did it take me so long to put lamb, rum and maple syrup together in a burger? Three things I already love, all meeting on the BBQ like they were always meant to be together. These BBQ lamb burgers with rum and maple are rich, juicy and just a little bit cheeky, especially once you add beetroot, melted cheese and a sticky homemade sauce. This is the kind of summer burger that makes you wonder why you’d ever settle for ordinary.

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The Seafood Platter Sauces With A Twist that I Love for Australian Summer Seafood Feasts

A great seafood platter isn’t just about what you buy, it’s how you prepare it. From neatly peeled prawns to sauces that cling rather than slide away, the small details matter. This guide to summer seafood entertaining brings together two standout sauces and the simple techniques that make Australian summer seafood feel effortless, generous and made for sharing.

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The Easiest Warm Spiced Pineapple Dessert to Serve with Vanilla Ice Cream

Some desserts earn their place by being clever, others by being comforting. This one does both. Fresh pineapple is gently caramelised, spiked with warming spices and just enough spirit to deepen the flavour, then spooned hot over vanilla ice cream. It’s simple, generous and quietly impressive, the kind of dessert that disappears faster than you expect and has everyone asking for the recipe.

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Maple-Glazed Pork Belly Bao Buns with Quick Miso Sauce and Pickled Cucumber

Bring bold, restaurant-worthy flavour to your kitchen with these Miso and Maple Pork Belly Bao Buns. Soft, pillowy bao cradle sticky, slow-roasted pork belly glazed in a rich miso-maple sauce and balanced with tangy pickled maple cucumber. Most of the prep happens ahead — cure and cook the pork, pickle the cucumbers overnight, then simply grill, steam and assemble the next day. It’s a stress-free recipe that delivers that glossy, melt-in-the-mouth pork belly finish and an irresistible sweet-savoury bite in every bun.

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