News
KKCC Junior winner at Canterbury Regional final
Congratulations to Maia Sycamore, Junior winner at the Canterbury Regional Final of Kiwi Kids Can Cook. Read more about 'KKCC Junior winner at Canterbury Regional final'...
New Meet the Grower video - Growing carrots in New Zealand
This video has been updated. Click on it to play. To find recipes featuring carrots, click on this link.
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Report: A critical Missing Ingredient - The case for increased dietetic input in New Zealand’s health and disability system Read more about 'A missing ingredient - today's news'...
Updated culinary herbs poster
A handful of fresh herbs enhances green leafy salads - experiment with the vast range of tastes.Add 'hard' herbs such as bay, rosemary or thyme at the beginning of cooking... Read more about 'Updated culinary herbs poster'...
Join Pukekohe Grower Allan Fong to find out about coriander
Coriander is also known as cilantro and is available all year. Fresh coriander has a distinctive, strong aromatic and spicy flavour. Read more about 'Join Pukekohe Grower Allan Fong to find out about coriander'...
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Culinary Professionals
Two more regional competitions of the National Secondary School Culinary Challenge were held last week.
Mount Hutt College student, Meghan Foster was the regional winner for the Canterbury / Nelson / Marlborough region after impressing the judges with her dish titled, Burnt Broccoli Salad, featuring... Read more about 'Two more regional competitions of the National Secondary School Culinary Challenge were held last week.'...
Abbie Lythgoe wins Hawke’s Bay / Poverty Bay regional NSSCC
Last weekend culinary students from the Hawke’s Bay / Poverty Bay region competed for a place in the National Secondary Schools Culinary Competition (NSSCC) Grand Final. Read more about 'Abbie Lythgoe wins Hawke’s Bay / Poverty Bay regional NSSCC'...
Mirepoix - the most popular vegetable cut video
Welcome to our website. Last year, 1.1 million users visited.Our popular traditional vegetable cuts videos demonstrated by Mark Wylie attracted over 10,000 visitors. Read more about 'Mirepoix - the most popular vegetable cut video'...
Teacher resources
In the New Zealand school curriculum, it’s expected that all children will have had the opportunity to learn practical cooking skills by the end of Year 8. Read more about 'Teacher resources'...
Fermented foods and beverages
Fermented foods and beverages are becoming more popular. However, they have been part of the human diet for centuries and were initially produced as a way to preserve foods, improve... Read more about 'Fermented foods and beverages'...
Professional Develpment Sessions
Upcoming dates for 2021 Professional Development days Read more about 'Professional Develpment Sessions'...
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Family
Kiwi Kids can cook - Raetihi
Recently the first of this season's Kiwi Kids Can Cook finals was held at the Waimarino A & P show in Raetihi. Read more about 'Kiwi Kids can cook - Raetihi'...
Eating broccoli, red capsicum and other foods high in vitamin C and E can slash Parkinson's risk by a third.
Eating broccoli, red capsicums and other foods high in vitamin C and E can slash Parkinson’s risk by a third, a new study shows. Read more about 'Eating broccoli, red capsicum and other foods high in vitamin C and E can slash Parkinson's risk by a third.'...
Massey students create vegetable resources
Shout out to Massey students in the final stages of their BSc, for their Nutrition communications and promotion resources to increase vegetable consumption. Read more about 'Massey students create vegetable resources'...
Creating healthy food, building healthy families
Creating Healthy Food, Building Healthy Families: An Evaluation of a Healthy Cooking Healthy Lifestyle Programme in New Zealand Read more about 'Creating healthy food, building healthy families'...
Garden to Table 10th Anniversary
BOUNTY by Catherine Bell – a fabulous book to celebrate Garden to Table’s 10th Anniversary. Read more about 'Garden to Table 10th Anniversary'...
Gen-X
Generation X got its name because it was considered to be harder to describe or understand — think “planet X” or “the X factor” — than their much-studied Baby Boomer predecessors. Read more about 'Gen-X'...
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