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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  • BBC Good FoodCollection
    High-protein vegetarian meal plan

    All-rounder

    A week of vegetarian eating built to hit a protein target — useful if you train and don't eat meat.

    VegetarianGain muscle
  • BBC Good FoodRecipe
    Vegetarian stir-fry with broccoli & brown rice

    Dinner

    Twenty minutes, wholegrain rice, plenty of protein — a template you can swap the vegetables into.

    VegetarianGain muscleLose weight
  • EpicuriousRecipe
    Grain Bowls With Chicken, Spiced Chickpeas, and Avocado

    Lunch · Middle Eastern

    Protein and fibre in the same bowl — good for a training day, and it packs well for lunch.

    Gain muscleImprove gut health
  • EpicuriousRecipe
    Quick Baked Chicken Parmesan

    Dinner · Italian

    A lighter, faster chicken parm — baked rather than fried, and still a proper dinner.

    Gain muscle
  • Gourmet TravellerRecipe
    Palak paneer filo pie

    Dinner · Indian

    Spinach and paneer wrapped in filo — a protein-forward vegetarian centrepiece for a shared table.

    VegetarianGain muscle
  • TasteRecipe
    Lamb with lentil salad

    Dinner · Modern Australian

    Twenty-five minutes and high in both protein and fibre — a good one for strength-training days.

    Gluten-freeGain muscleImprove gut health
  • TasteCollection
    Salmon recipes

    Dinner

    Baked, pan-fried and tray-baked salmon — the easiest oily fish to cook well on a weeknight.

    PescatarianGain muscle

Recipes stay on the publications’ own sites — we curate and tag them, we don’t copy them. Tags are a guide to how a recipe is usually written; check the ingredient list on the original page against your own allergies and goals, and adjust portions to your plate.