Celebrate strawberry season in Aotearoa with a simple, delicious strawberry cake made on the stovetop that brings out the best of summer’s first berries. Made right on your gas stovetop, this cake will melt in your mouth, bursting with strawberries in every bite.

Nothing beats the beauty of a Kiwi Christmas – long, sunny days, pohutukawa trees in bloom, and, of course, cooking up a feast. If you haven’t tried Christmas on the barbie already, why not take your meal outside and whip up your Christmas favourites on the BBQ?

From juicy ham to fresh seasonal desserts, your BBQ can be your secret weapon for an unforgettable festive feast with whānau and friends. 

Here are some delicious recipes to get you excited about your big meal this year. 

Growing your own food can be incredibly rewarding, and you don’t need a big garden to do it! 

Even if you’re working with a small space, like a balcony or patio, you can create an edible garden that will take your cooking (and green fingers) to the next level. Here’s how to get started.

When life gets busy, preparing healthy meals for the family can be a challenge. That’s why we’ve put together three quick, easy, and delicious recipes that are perfect for busy weeknights when you want something fast and delicious without sacrificing nutrition. 

Nestled in the heart of Hastings, Cellar 495 offers a unique dining experience where exceptional wines meet innovative, flavour-filled dishes.

Nestled in the middle of one of Wellington’s busiest streets, Dragonfly is the home of Asian cuisine in the capital city. Founded by siblings and local hospitality leaders Brent Wong and Tania Siladi, Dragonfly combines their passion for food and design, creating a sleek, gorgeous space filled with time-honoured Asian dishes with a modern twist.

In the heart of Palmerston North, Little Savanna restaurant offers a taste of South Africa, combining the rich, smoky flavours of flame-grilled meat with New Zealand’s fresh, local ingredients. 

Shining Peak Brewing in New Plymouth is all about great beer, delicious food, and giving back to the community. 

There’s something special about gathering friends and whānau for a dinner party at home. But let’s be honest – it doesn’t have to be expensive or over-the-top to be a great night. A dinner party should be all about good food, great company, and a relaxed atmosphere (that both guests and the host can enjoy). Here’s a menu to help you host a memorable evening without breaking the bank.

This hearty lentil and sausage soup is the ultimate comfort food for cold winter days. Packed full of protein and loaded with vegetables, it’s a wholesome meal that’s easy to prepare even on busy weeknights. Using gas, you can enjoy steady, even heat and maintain the perfect simmer, letting the rich flavours meld beautifully while you get on with your evening.

Plus, it’s a great way to introduce kids to healthy, nutritious meals that are both delicious and satisfying!

Cooking the perfect steak is a culinary art that many of us aspire to master. With gas cooking, you have the precision and control needed to get the sizzle and sear you’re looking for every time.

After a busy morning hunting for Easter eggs, you’ll be hungry for a delicious Easter lunch. Take things up a notch this Easter with a mouth-watering Easter BBQ.

This simple mix and wait no knead pizza dough recipe from Jim Lahey will become your go-to pizza recipe, just set and forget.

No matter how you top it, pizza is perhaps the most perfect food, but which toppings reign supreme? If you’re bored or looking for something new, we’ve got some great ideas to shake up your next pizza night.

Make the most of our summer Christmas season by taking a traditional baked ham out to the barbie. Give our tried and tested recipe a go this Christmas.

We’ve found some incredible restaurants for you to try in the Manawatū region. Whether you’re from the area or visiting, check out our recommendations for a taste-bud trip around the globe like no other.

A reputation for being the foodie capital of New Zealand is no short feat, but Wellington does it with ease. Check out our guide to the gas-powered dining in the culinary capital of Aotearoa.

Known for its beaches, wineries and excellent restaurants we’ve put together a guide to some of our favourite gas-powered eateries in the bay.

Looking for somewhere to enjoy a meal or drink fireside this winter? Enjoy our gas-powered fireside pub (and restaurant) guide of the Lower North Island.

When you face hurdles to getting out of the house—whether it’s busy days ore perhaps the kids haven't had the best night —give yourself a break from the routine by making the most of New Plymouth's world-class eateries.