The Australian Women’s Weekly Food

An introduction to wok-smoking

from the Test Kitchen

Enjoy this in any recipe you’d normally use regular fetta, such as salads, crumbled over baked dishes, or in sandwiches or crumbled over pizza. Don’t be tempted to smoke another style of cheese using this method as it will melt.

from the Test Kitchen

Serve this sliced in a salad with watercress sprigs, grilled pear, pomegranate seeds, coriander and mint with a ginger dressing.

Wok-smoked garlic

PREP & COOK TIME 1½ HOURS MAKES 4 HEADS OF GARLIC

Slow cooking garlic tempers the strength and unleashes a sweetness

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