A look inside our August-September issue

Savour your favourite winter fare and celebrate the art of entertaining in our brand new issue.
Set the table – the fresh new August–September issue of Dish is hot off the press, and not a moment too soon.
With our new editor Vanessa Marshall at the helm, our latest winter issue embraces bringing people together, breaking bread and the art of entertaining.
Warm up from the inside out with hearty, scrumptious meals, cooked low and slow, with new twists on the nostalgic Kiwi roast. Get inventive with our show-stopping side dishes, find comfort with delicious potato and kumara recipes and grab a spoon and dig in to our swoon-worthy winter puddings.
We devour aromatic Asian-inspired dishes and substantial winter salads with Sarah Tuck and Kelly Gibney, ideal for brightening up the seasonal vege repertoire, Plus, we get into good spirits with the emerging local craft distilling scene and dream up decadent cool-weather cocktails bound to beat the winter chill.
Read up about Kiwi foodies coming up with new ways to share their passion for all things culinary and set the table with our favourite hand-crafted ceramics.
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Issue #119
Welcome to 2025 and a brand-new year of whipping up delicious recipe withdish! We start the year right with issue 119, jam-packed with easy, mouthwatering meals to make at home. From stunning salads to quick and tasty one-pan chicken dishes, to spectacular sweet treats. We have duos covered with our dinners for two, plenty of wonderful recipes for easy flavour-packed entertaining and make the most of the abundance of fresh seasonal produce. We finish off with a whistle-stop tour of South Australia’s wine country and a round-up of our top tipples from 2024. The latest issue of dish is on sale NOW at all good bookstores and supermarkets – don’t miss it!