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  • The Australian Women’s Weekly Food

    in the kitchen GREAT Cooking STARTS HERE

    Aug 30, 2021 2 minutes

    IN SEASON September

    Vegetable

    Artichokes

    Asian greens

    Asparagus

    Beans

    Beetroot

    Broccoli

    Carrots

    Cauliflower

    Garlic

    Lettuce

    Mushrooms

    Onions

    Peas

    Potatoes

    Eschalots

    Spinach

    Fruite

    Apples

    Lemons

    Oranges

    Papaya

    Pawpaw

    Mandarins

    Melons

    Pineapples

    Strawberries

    HOW TO

    Drain tofu

    Tofu has a high water content, which may need to be reduced for some recipes. Depending on the recipe, coarsely grate it, then squeeze it dry, or press it dry

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