Cooking
Annabel Langbein's buckwheat pancakes with honey nuts
It's refugee week this week and Annabel Langbein talks about UK-based organisation Migrateful which runs cooking classes led by refugees, asylum seekers and migrants that can be accessed on-line here… Audio
Allyson Gofton: The Baker's Companion
Like many other New Zealanders, beloved food writer Allyson Gofton has been baking a lot recently. She shares with us two recipes from her "latest and probably last book" - The Baker's Companion. Audio
Covid-19: Kiwis concerned about frontline staff
Research NZ continues to take the pulse of the nation through the lockdown period, with the latest results showing that Kiwis are worried about whether there is a sufficient supply of appropriate… Audio
Al Brown's lockdown – slow cooking, reading and feijoa-foraging
Chef and restaurateur Al Brown is enjoying a bit of break with time to cook comfort food and do lots of reading. On his daily walk, he forages for feijoas which work well in a simple feijoa & almond… Audio
Story of the Day for 6 April 2020
One of the unexpected side effects of lockdown around the world has been a massive spike in home baking. This is causing issues with supply lines and with foiled ambitions. RNZ's Robert Kelly is part… Audio
How to cook good lockdown food on the smell of an oily rag
We first met Jackie Norman last year when she released her book My Van, My Castle. Jackie's learned a lot about food and making high-quality, low-cost meals. She's back to share a few of her favourite… Audio, Gallery
3MM: Vanessa Baxter on essential items for your larder
3 Minutes Max, New Zealand commentators with succinct opinions. Vanessa Baxter from The Fearless Kitchen shares some thoughts on essential items for your larder to help through social distancing or… Audio
How gardening creates a time warp
Gardening is more than a relaxing hobby. It's good for your health, whatever age you are. Dr Harriet Gross is a psychology professor at Lincoln University in the United Kingdom. She explains why… Audio
Simon Gault's summer BBQ's
Celebrity chef Simon Gault has released his first cookbook in six years - just in time for summer. Audio
Cooking and growing for life
It's spring and we can start thinking about all that fantastic produce that turns up at this time of the year! But how do we go about growing and cooking it all? Especially if we feel like we have no… Audio
Kiwi twist on soup for the soul
In this episode of Voices; we meet a couple from India who are cooking to improve people's health and changing Kiwi taste buds. Audio
Kiwi twist on soup for the soul
In this episode of Voices; we meet a couple from India who are cooking to improve people's health and changing Kiwi taste buds.
AudioTrash to treasure: unpopular fish that deserve to be on your plate
Any fish treated well can be delicious eating, says Wellington chef Tom Hutchison. He's challenging New Zealanders to reconsider eating fish more commonly used as bait, such as mackerel, mullet and… Audio
Musical Chair: Al Brown picks the songs
Chef, author and television presenter Al Brown is in the Musical Chair this week sharing the soundtrack of his life. He also talks about his food philosophy and how a farm boy from the Wairarapa who… Audio
Prose & poetry on a plate
In this episode of Voices; we meet a group of writers sharing food culture and personal stories in their local neighbourhood. Audio
Prose & poetry on a plate
In this episode of Voices; we meet a group of writers sharing food culture and personal stories in their local neighbourhood.
AudioCalling home: Shannon Campbell in Berlin
Each week Sunday Morning gets in touch New Zealanders living abroad. This week we speak to Shannon Campbell who's living in the German capital, Berlin. Audio
How to get more plants onto your plate this summer
Northland's Veggie Tree Cook School creator Anna Valentine with tips on getting more plant based food onto your plate. She has also written two recipe books - the latest is 'The Veggie Tree Spring &… Audio
Cooking for one with Klancy Miller
Dining solo doesn't have to be a chore. New York-based writer and pastry chef Klancy Miller wants to inspire people to enjoy cooking for themselves. She earned a Diplôme de Pâtisserie at Le Cordon… Audio
Joanne Drayton - Hudson & Halls: The Food of Love
Auckland-based Joanne Drayton is author of New York Times bestseller The Search for Anne Perry (2014), which was a finalist in the New Zealand Book Awards 2013 and the subject of a 60 Minutes… Audio