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Looking for the most recent Better Homes and Gardens TV show recipes? You’re in the right place! Here you can take a sneak peek at what Colin Fassnidge and Clarissa Feildel are cooking this week. Here you can also find 10 of the most recent recipes featured on the show.  

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Each week, Colin and Clarissa share inspiring yet achievable recipes, ranging from a meal as simple and hearty as spaghetti bolognese to never-before-shared family recipes (Clarissa’s curry puffs are just one of many examples). 

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Happy cooking!

Tune into Better Homes and Gardens on Friday nights at 7pm on Seven. Catch up on previous episodes by streaming them on 7Plus.

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What’s Clarissa cooking this week?

swedish sandwich cake with edible flowers and ribbons on cucumber on top of cream cheese 'icing'. layers inside include rye bread, smoked salmon, egg salad and cucumber
(Photography: Con Poulos, Styling: Lucy Busuttil)

Swedish sandwich cake

Clarissa’s making a classic Swedish dish: a sandwich cake that’s as impressive as it is delicious. Rye bread is layered with three different fillings: smoked salmon and cream cheese, avocado and cucumber, and boiled egg and mayonnaise. This dish is colourful and filled with fresh flavours – perfect for spring!

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squid broad bean and pea salad in three bowls with green accents and yellow tablecloth behind
(Photography: Con Poulos, Styling: Lucy Busuttil)

Colin’s squid, pea and broad bean salad

With barbecued squid, broad beans straight out of their pods, capers, pine nuts and a zesty lemon dressing, this dish is guaranteed to get you out of your winter meal rut.

(Photography: Con Poulos, Styling: Lucy Busuttil)

Colin’s making crispy potato, bacon & herb rösti and serving it with fried eggs and a fetta, caper & rocket salad. Simple enough for the kids to cook, and delicious enough to eat on repeat.

colin fassnidge's creme caramel cheesecake with slice cut out on separate plate sitting on bright tile like background
(Photography: Con Poulos, Styling: Lucy Busuttil)

Colin’s creme caramel cheesecake

Colin’s making a cheesecake with cream cheese and condensed milk and smothering it with a to-die-for caramel sauce. Served with a berry salad, this is about as close to heaven as it gets.

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satay pork ribs on white bowl with herbs on top and cheeks of lime on the side
(Photography: Con Poulos, Styling: Lucy Busuttil)

Colin’s adding peanut butter and soy sauce to make a satay version of pork ribs that tastes even better than the one you know and love. Served with roasted sweet potatoes, it’s pure happiness on a plate.

coconut vegetable stew from clarissa feidel with broccoli cabbage and an orange curry sauce
(Photography: Con Poulos, Styling: Michele Cranston)

Clarissa’s sharing her secret for making any vegetable taste delicious…and once you’ve tried this dish, you’ll never go back. She’s making an Indonesian-inspired coconut curry loaded with veggies, tofu puffs, and tasty spices. Reaching your five-a-day has never been more delicious.

steamed ginger chicken marylands in red bowl on a bed of rice with herbs on top
(Photography: Con Poulos, Styling: Lucy Busuttil)

Clarissa’s sharing her secrets to the juiciest, most tender poached chicken, every time. Topped with a simple four-ingredient ginger sauce you’ll want to put on everything, chicken has never tasted so good.

colin fassnidge's ricotta gnudi is on two white bowls with herbs sprinkled around them
(Photography: Con Poulos, Styling: Michele Cranston)

Pronounced ‘nudie’, Colin’s sharing his take on these light, ricotta-based dumplings which are a little bit like gnocchi but a whole lot more delicious. Paired with a simple brown butter, sage, and pine nut sauce, once you taste these there is no going back.

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(Photography: Con Poulos, Styling: Michele Cranston)

Colin’s slow-cooking lamb shoulder to create the juiciest and most tender roast you’ve ever had. Paired with a homemade curry sauce which is rich, creamy, and totally addictive, this dish is so much better than what you can get at your local takeaway store.

midweek stir fry with tofu in three separate bowls with red cloth underneath
(Photography: Con Poulos, Styling: Lucy Busuttil)

Clarissa is coating tofu in corn flour and frying it to create crispy nuggets that are full of flavour. Added to a stir fry with leftover veggies and a simple sauce, this dish can be made from start to finish in under 30 minutes, making it perfect for busy weeknights.

nduja mussels in pan with spoon sticking out and orange liquid sauce
(Photography: Con Poulos, Styling: Lucy Busuttil)

Colin’s using nduja and mussels to create his version of surf and turf, with a delicious broth made with cherry tomatoes, tarragon, crème fraiche, and fennel. This is everything you want in a winter dish.

The Better Homes and Gardens TV show is on every Friday night at 7pm on Channel 7. Tune in to see amazing dishes from Colin and Clarissa, and much, much more!

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