The curated shelf

Great recipes from kitchens we trust

Hand-picked recipes and collections from the sites Australian home cooks actually use — Taste, RecipeTin Eats, SBS Food, delicious., BBC Good Food, Jamie Oliver — plus dietitian-backed picks from the Heart Foundation and Eat for Health. Filter by diet or health goal, then cook it at the source; we link straight to the original page.

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  • Eat for HealthRecipe
    Tuna and avocado salad

    Lunch

    Five minutes, no cooking — oily fish and avocado for a pescatarian lunch that holds you to dinner.

    PescatarianGluten-freeDairy-freeLose weightMaintain weight
  • EpicuriousRecipe
    Mexican-Style Spicy Sweet Potato and Chicken Bowl

    Dinner · Mexican

    A one-pot bowl of sweet potato, chicken and spice — batch it and you have lunches too.

    Gluten-freeLose weightMaintain weight
  • EpicuriousRecipe
    Quick Chana Masala

    Dinner · Indian

    A weeknight chickpea curry on the table in under an hour — high in fibre and cheap to cook.

    VegetarianVeganGluten-freeDairy-freeLose weightImprove gut healthLower blood pressure
  • EpicuriousRecipe
    Cauliflower Puttanesca

    Dinner · Italian

    The puttanesca sauce goes over roasted cauliflower instead of pasta — a lighter plate with the same punch.

    VegetarianVeganGluten-freeDairy-freeLose weightImprove gut health
  • EpicuriousRecipe
    Fish Packets With Snap Peas, Tomatoes, and Herb Butter

    Dinner · Mediterranean

    Fish and greens steam in their own parcel — barely any oil, and nothing to wash up.

    PescatarianGluten-freeLose weightLower blood pressure
  • EpicuriousRecipe
    Simple Chicken Soup — Easy But Healthy

    Lunch · Modern Australian

    A light broth with chicken and vegetables in about twenty minutes — a good reset after a heavy weekend.

    Gluten-freeLose weightMaintain weight

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