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Bourke Street Bakery in Sydney built its reputation on these buttery pork-and-fennel sausage rolls. Now you can make them at home.

Maori Murota’s recipe is packed with cabbage, seafood and fluffy yam. But the bestselling author encourages you to “invent your own version” with different proteins and toppings.

What do the experts actually bake with? We asked Hyoju Park, Kirsten Tibballs and more Australian experts to open up their cupboards and share the pans they reach for again and again.

Making Moves Market is giving Australian brands a free stall at Abbotsford Convent this spring – and every dollar they make on the day they keep. In partnership with Australia Post, we look at who can apply and what to expect at the event.

Andrew McConnell and Troy Wheeler share their genius cookbook recipe for smoky, crisp spuds topped with butter and saltbush.

Aaron Starling stuffs his turkey ballotine with a combo of sage, confit garlic and onion. The result is a cylindrical centrepiece that slices into neat, stuffing-flecked rounds.

This French bistro classic, served with butter-laden Paris mash, is one of his most-loved dishes. Now you can make it at home.

Home cooking runs deep for the self-taught chef. Here, she shares her favourite salad from childhood, drawn from a book inspired by her Tokyo upbringing and the dishes her mother used to make.

Bye bye, boring greens. The top Meriam chef “brings the heat and the heart” in this smoky, warming winter staple – which pairs brussels sprouts with a rich macadamia paste.

This comforting bowl is straight from the cookbook author’s new release, Epic Veg. It’s perfect for when you’re “craving greens but also in the mood for something comforting”.

“It tastes indulgent, and it is, but it’s also packed full of greens,” writes the Melbourne-based cookbook author. Better still, it comes together in less than 45 minutes.

The Sydney chef has used it every day for the better part of the year, firing up sourdough, roast veggies, toasties and more.