Innholdsfortegnelse for February 2021 i Better Homes and Gardens Australia

There’s always so much to be thankful for at this time of the year. For most of us, it’s a chance to catch our breath after Christmas, unwind and embrace the things we love about an Aussie summer. For me, that means superb seasonal food. And in this issue, Fast Ed (page 12) serves up exotic twists on Aussie classics. Who knew a humble potato scallop could taste so good? And I promise your first bamington will not be your last! Summer is also a time of renewal in the garden, with fab ideas for big, bold borders (page 40) and hardy coastal plants (page 26). And how about creating a lush jungle feel — in a pot (page 34). Put it near a window to capture a tropical holiday…

• If you’re exposed to strong winds, plant a windbreak positioned at right angles to the prevailing wind. Spartan juniper (Juniperus virginiana ‘Spartan’) creates a high living wall. • For a sculptural silhouette on a high point, plant iconic Norfolk Island pines (Araucaria heterophylla) or a spreading pohutukawa (Metrosideros excelsa) with its stunning red Christmas flowers. • The Monterey cypress (Cupressus macrocarpa) can become a warped, twisted beacon of art on a lonely sea cliff. • Lower hedges can be created from photinias and Indian hawthorn (Rhaphiolepsis sp). Or, you can create an informal screen with an attractive grouping of coastal banksias (Banksia integrifolia) or olive trees (Olea europaea). • Create shelter for your low-growing plants with smaller hedges of white or pink-flowering correa (Correa alba), tea tree (Leptospermum sp)…

EASY STEPS TO BUILD YOUR LOVE SEAT Gather your supplies • 89 x 19 mm x 2.7m dressed pine (3) • 66 x 19mm x 2.7m dressed pine (6) • 42 x 19mm x 3.6m dressed pine (3) • 18 x 18mm x 3m dressed pine (4) • Semi-gloss black paint • Rattan cane webbing • 75mm elastic seat strapping You’ll also need PVA glue; drill; countersinking drill bit; 50mm screws; pencil; square; jigsaw; filler; sandpaper; undercoat; painting equipment; scissors or utility knife; staple gun and staples; 25mm nails Components For you to note All joins are glued together using PVA glue. Countersink all screw holes using a countersinking drill bit. STEP 1 Glue and screw seat ends (A) and seat sides (B) together to form main seat frame. Place…

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Shimmer backpack in Rainbow, Silver, Rose Gold or Hot Pink ONLY $29.95 The stylish, funky and fun Harlequin Kids’ Shimmer Backpack is ideal for pre-schoolers. Suitable for all occasions, it’s super glam with plenty of room for the most precious of possessions! • Size: 24H x 20.5W x 13cmD Harlequin Kids’ Shimmer Backpack features: • Reversible sequins • One large main compartment • Adjustable shoulder straps Mighty Tuff-Pack ONLY $64.95 Perfect for Primary kids (age 5+ years) Give your child the best start in life with Harlequin’s strong, reliable single-compartment backpack, endorsed by physiotherapists, osteopaths and chiropractors. It features a fixed-zipper flap, laptop pocket, ergonomic shoulder straps and a protective base. Choose your backpack colour and personalise it with one of the fab designs below. • Size: 41cmH x 31cmW…

PREP WORK A primer prolongs the life of foundation, so it’s ideal for the shineprone T-zone. The trick is to let it dry for at least a minute before you apply anything on top. If you have fine lines around your eyes and/or mouth, use one with blur technology. TRY 1 Face Defender with Triangle Applicator, $64.95, Mally. 2 Miracle Blur, $48, Trinny London. SHEER BEAUTY When it’s hot, the less you apply to your skin the better, and a makeup sponge makes applying a light layer of foundation or tinted moisturiser effortless. Follow up by dusting finishing powder on your T-zone to set your look and reduce shine. TRY 3 Lasting Finish 25 Hour Nude Foundation, $18.95, Rimmel London. 4 Daily Essentials Tinted Moisturising Day Cream Light, $9.99, Nivea.…

1 GO MEAT-FREE A FEW DAYS A WEEK Vegetarians can save hundreds of dollars a year not buying meat but even just one or two meals a week make a difference, cost and health wise Simply swapping in beans or legumes (such as lentils, chickpeas, kidney beans, soy beans, peas or pinto beans) for chicken in a vegie stir-fry once a week will save you money and meet your protein quota. They’re also a great source of fibre and vitamin B. Another plus to making the switch is there’s no cooking involved. You simply open the can, rinse the beans under water and they’re ready to go. 2 TRY FROZEN FISH It’s costly to quickly transport fresh-caught seafood from ship to store and keep it refrigerated, meaning it can be…

The pantry is the hardest-working cabinet in your kitchen, so give it a revamp that will streamline your day-to-day life, from putting away groceries to making family meals. You don’t have to spend big bucks – just start with a good clear-out, then use affordable containers to organise your ingredients and add a few DIY storage solutions. Sorted! EASY STEPS TO YOUR LAZY SUSAN Gather your supplies • 1200 x 600 x 18mm pine panel • 100mm lazy Susan bearing plate • Timber stain You’ll also need Clamps; drill; carpenter’s pencil; jigsaw; fine sandpaper; protractor; 2 and 10mm drill bits; steel rule; 12mm screws; paintbrush; lint-free cloth Here’s how STEP 1 Clamp pine panel to workbench. Drive a screw into scrap timber 15cm from 1 end then into the panel.…

POLE SAW Keep trees in check and cut branches up to 4 metres high with a telescopic pruning saw. A pull cord transfers the force to the saw for easier cutting. PRUNING SAW These make short work of medium-size branches and limbs. The teeth are set in different directions so they cut on both the pull- and push-stroke. BOW SAW The tubular steel frame and blade with large, coarse teeth make the bow saw the last resort before you turn to a power option such as a chainsaw.…

KITCHEN Your kitchen is the hub of your home and needs to be kept to the highest hygiene standards for your health and that of your family. Doing the washing up every night and wiping down benchtops after each use are essential, but you also need to keep your appliances clean. DISHES WHAT A SCRUBBER! WHEN IT COMES TO THE WASHING UP you likely have a few things on the go, from a sponge, scourer and steel wool to a scrubbing brush and the old ‘soak it until it isn’t stuck like cement’ approach. Because, even if you have a dishwasher, you can’t put food-crusted dishes, pots or pans in it, and there are always those items that need to be done by hand. So how do you take the…

A Conquests of Alexander the Great B The Hegira, starting point of the Muslim calendar C Herod is king of the Jews D Constantine the Great is Roman emperor; makes Constantinople the new capital E Attila is king of the Huns F Disciples of Confucius compile his sayings into the book the Analects SOLUTIONS HISTORY TEST 2 F, A, C, D, E, B…

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Recipe on page 20 Recipe on page 20 Recipe on page 20 Recipe on page 20 Recipe on page 22 ICY PINEAPPLES ARE TERRIFIC ON A BURGER AS THEY ADD A WELCOME TOUCH OF SWEETNESS TO THE SAVOURY FLAVOUR Recipe on page 22 Recipe on page 22 Recipe on page 22 CRISPY SCALLOPS WITH SALSA VERDE AND NECTARINE Preparation time 10 mins Cooking time 20 mins Makes 24 6 small sebago potatoes¾ cup soda water1 cup plain flourSea-salt flakes and freshly ground white pepper, to seasonVegetable oil, for deep-frying1 bunch parsley leaves¼ bunch mint leaves¼ bunch thyme leaves1 tsp capers½ cup extra virgin olive oil100g mascarpone2 ripe nectarines, cut into fine wedges STEP 1 Steam potatoes until tender, then set aside to fully cool. Whisk soda water and half of…

Leave behind the mundane and head into the lush tropics. Sink into their warmth and chill out on their charm – all without leaving home. Just pop out to your balcony or courtyard, where the colliding colours and fascinating foliage are your escape plan. And it all just comes in a pot! Cool! “Capture the look and feel of a tropical rainforest’s rich, lush greenery”…

Love your summer garden? So do others. And a hot, wet summer generates a feast for uninvited, unwelcome guests. Pests and diseases are silent, sinister creepers and can reduce your garden from glorious to gruesome. But a watchful eye and forward planning can defeat disaster. Rust Looks like Powdery yellow, red, orange or brown pustules on the underside of leaves that will yellow and drop. The fungal spores are spread by water and wind. Affects Ornamentals such as geraniums, azaleas, frangipanis and roses, stonefruit trees and vegetables such as beans, beetroot, silverbeet and spinach. Prevention Water the soil, not the foliage. Rotate your vegie crops. Treatment Gently remove affected foliage and put in the bin. Apply a fungicide. Powdery mildew Looks like Round, white powdery spots on older leaves and…

Gather your supplies • 26 x 43cm calico • 20 x 43cm denim • 10 x 53cm blue ticking • Red, white and blue fabric • Double-sided fusible web • Toy fill You’ll also need General sewing supplies; white and navy thread; resealable plastic bag; rice; jute twine cord For you to know • For applique, first fuse web to wrong side of fabric, draw design on the paper backing, then follow drawn outline to cut shape. • A 1cm seam allowance is used throughout this project. CUTTING OUT Denim Cut a 14cm circle and a 5 x 43cm strip. Ticking Cut a 10 x 43cm strip. Fuse web to wrong side of remaining ticking, then cut a 6 x 10cm rectangle for applique boat. Coloured fabric Fuse web to…

TIP KING PROTEA STEMS LOOK AMAZING PRESERVED AND IT’S EASY TO GROW YOUR OWN AT HOME FOR A ‘FRESH’ SUPPLY YOU CAN DRY!…

Are you looking to crochet something super special for your bedroom, living area or for your child’s room? Look no further than this striking and colourful throw or the prettiest-ever toddler blanket. It won’t be long before you’re hooked on homemade! Fancy brushing up on your crochet skills or want to learn new stitches? This vibrant throw is a little challenging, but it’s so worth the effort!…

Recipe on opposite page SMOKED DUCK WALNUT AND CHARGRILLED PEAR SALAD Preparation time 10 mins Cooking time 5 mins Serves 4 2 pears, peeled and cored¼ cup extra virgin olive oilSea-salt flakes and freshly ground black pepper, to season½ tsp cayenne pepper180g smoked duck, very finely sliced2 cups baby rocket leaves½ head fennel, shaved½ cup toasted walnuts, chopped½ cup green beans, blanched and halved lengthways2 Tbsp pickled cherries2 tsp freshly grated ginger250g cooked beetroot, finely sliced STEP 1 Cut pears into wedges. Toss with 1 tablespoon of the olive oil. Season and sprinkle with cayenne pepper. Heat a chargrill pan on high. Grill pear for 4 minutes, turning, until lightly charred. Allow to cool. STEP 2 Put pear, duck, rocket, fennel, walnuts and halved beans in a bowl, mixing gently.…

Add a touch of country charm to your kitchen and keep your fave tipple close at hand by knocking up a rustic wine rack. Ideal for a DIY novice, the simple design uses recycled timber, which is super easy to source – just grab an old pallet. You can usually find one for free on trading websites such as Gumtree, so you’ll have lots of free material for practice. Give it a crack! Gather your supplies • Recycled timber pallet • Charcoal timber stain You’ll also need Demolition bar; hammer; mitre saw; drill; countersinking drill bit; PVA glue; 50mm countersunk wood screws; pencil; tape measure; clamps; square; handsaw; chisel; sander; painting gear; 20mm nails Here’s how STEP 1 Use a demolition bar and hammer to pull the pallet apart, taking…

To start a cut, press the thumb of your free hand against the blade as a guide until you get going. Hold panel and tenon saws in a pistol grip with your index finger extended down the handle. This gives your hand direction to keep you on the cutting line. A drop or two of light machine oil on your hacksaw blade lubricates it, making the cut easier and keeping your blade sharper for longer. Hold on to your old, blunt panel saws, as they are perfect for cutting materials such as PVC pipe or plasterboard, which would quickly blunt a newer saw.…

Did you know that in Australia each year, about 56 million tyres reach their end of life? That roughly equates to just over two tyres for every Australian. While it’s fair to say there is a 69% recovery rate, only 16% are currently recycled in Australia, leaving a substantial number as waste, which can cause harm to the environment. Here are four ways you can play a key role in reducing this waste. 1 LOOK AFTER YOUR TYRES Why? Because this helps avoid unnecessary early replacement. Swap your back tyres with your front tyres to allow for balanced wear, get the wheels aligned if your steering wheel wobbles, regularly check the tread and make sure to keep your tyres inflated. 2 BUY TYRE BRANDS THAT CONTRIBUTE TO SUSTAINABLE OUTCOMES In…

DID YOU KNOW? The writers in this puzzle, combined, have penned well over 1500 works! WORD LIST AGATHACHRISTIE ALISTAIRMACLEAN ARTHURHAILEY BARBARACARTLAND BEATRIXPOTTER CSLEWIS CLIVECUSSLER DANIELLESTEEL DRSEUSS ENIDBLYTON IANFLEMING JKROWLING JRRTOLKIEN JACKIECOLLINS JANEAUSTEN JEFFREYARCHER JULESVERNE LEOTOLSTOY LEWISCARROLL MICHAELCRICHTON NORAROBERTS RLSTINE ROALDDAHL ROBERTLUDLUM SIDNEYSHELDON STEPHENKING STEPHENIEMEYER WILBURSMITH WILLIAMSHAKESPEARE SOLUTIONS WORDSEARCH The author who is not listed is Jeffrey Archer…

We’ve listed six historical events and your job is to place them in correct chronological order, from oldest to most recent. A First appearance of the boy character Peter Pan B Publication of the famous collection of fairy tales by the German brothers Grimm C Premiere of Gilbert and Sullivan’s comic opera HMS Pinafore D Columbia Records introduces the 33./. rpm LP (long-playing) record E Premiere of Turandot, the last opera by Puccini F Publication of Margaret Mitchell’s bestseller Gone with the Wind SOLUTIONS HISTORY TEST 1 B, C, A, E, F, D…

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Pets offer us infinite love, support and friendship, and help us feel safe, too. So, it’s no surprise many homeless people live with a dog or cat by their side. Sadly, many people dealing with homelessness struggle to meet their own basic needs, let alone feeding and providing healthcare for their pet. As a result, many pets of the homeless suffer from extreme temperatures, anxiety and health issues. Fortunately, some wonderful groups work hard to support the growing number of people and pets in need with food, medical / veterinary care and emergency boarding and foster care. You can lend a paw by becoming a foster carer for a pet in need, volunteering or donating to groups making a difference for pets of people struggling with homelessness. For more information,…

Many temperate-climate species have the look of tropical plants, so you can live in a cooler climate and still have a tropical theme. Here’s how to get the look! • Go for lots of big, lush leaves by adding plants such as hosta, evergreen magnolia, cordyline, monstera, philodendron, an umbrella plant (Schefflera sp) or cool-climate ferns and fern trees that imitate palm trees. Australian natives Cyathea cooperi or Dicksonia antarctica are ideal. • Include large variegated leaves with strong colours that imitate a floral display, such as coral bells (Heuchera sp). • Amid your lush foliage, put in pots of brightly coloured flowers. Go seasonal with bulbs with flowers that pop through long leaves – think tulips in spring or gorgeous little rain lillies (Zephyranthes sp) that are an autumn…

KEY TO CLIMATE ZONES ZONE 6 Mild warm summer Cold winter ZONE 5 Warm summer Cold winter ZONE 4 Hot dry summer Cold winter ZONE 3 Hot dry summer Mild winter ZONE 2 Warm humid summer ZONE 1 Hot humid summer PLANT NOW In each issue we give ideas, tips and planting advice for cooler, warmer, wetter and drier areas in each zone, so ask at your local nursery which zone best matches your conditions. FLOWERS ALL ZONES Ageratum, cleome, cyclamen (top left), French marigold, gypsophila, lobelia, lupin, nigella, pansy, primula and verbena. ZONES 1-3 African marigold, celosia, coleus, gerbera, nasturtium, salvia and sunflower. ZONES 4-6 Cornflower, dianthus, everlasting daisy (bottom left), hollyhock, stock and sweet pea. VEGETABLES ALL ZONES Beans, beetroot, broccoli, cabbage, carrot, leek, lettuce, radish, silverbeet, spring…

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“It’s like Downton Abbey meets 42nd Street”PAMELA HART The Charleston Scandal Pamela Hart, $32.99 London, 1920s: Kit Scott, a privileged Australian aiming to become a star, arrives to find the Jazz Age in full swing. Cast in a West End play opposite another young hopeful, Canadian Zeke Gardiner, she dances into the heady lifestyle of English high society, from Noel Coward to Fred Astaire and his sister, Adele. When Kit is photographed dancing the Charleston alongside the Prince of Wales, she finds herself at the centre of a major scandal, sending the Palace into damage control and Kit to her aristocratic English relatives. Both Zeke and Kit are faced with temptations – and make choices that will alter the course of their lives forever. HOLLOW EMPIRE Sam Hawke, $32.99 It…

Hands up if you use old containers or a plastic bag to tote your lunch around in. Well, now’s the time to think about smartening up work and school lunches by making these roomy roll-top bags. Sew the smaller size for packed lunches and the scaled-up version for picnics and outdoor adventures. It’s all about making the most of sunny days and socially distanced catch-ups. BETTER TIPS • Unless otherwise stated, use a 1cm seam allowance throughout when sewing. • Oilcloth is slightly trickier to sew than lighterweight fabrics. If your machine is struggling, place a strip of washi tape under the presser foot to help glide the fabric through. • To flatten seams, press the fabric with your hands instead of ironing the oilcloth, which will melt it. EASY…

Abbreviations ch = chain; dc = double crochet; dtr = double treble; lp/s = loop/s; rem = remaining; tr = treble; sl st = slip stitch; sp = space; st/s = stitch/es; tr = treble; yoh = yarn over hook HEXAGON THROW Skill level Advanced crochet Finished size Approx 120W x 150cmL Gather your supplies Panda Magnum 8 ply 100g balls: 3 balls of shade 309 (Aran). 1 ball each of shade 1049 (Antique Rose); shade 362 (Lilac); shade 337 (Regal); shade 305 (Pink); shade 1067 (Flamingo); shade 381 (Fuchsia); shade 1088 (Amber); shade 334 (Fawn); shade 312 (Peat); shade 2036 (Moonstone); shade 1098 (Victoria Blue); shade 321 (Blue); shade 1004 (Lime Sorbet); shade 1018 (Jungle); shade 394 (Emerald); shade 1097 (Shrimp); shade 307 (Geranium); shade 373 (Claret); 4mm crochet…

Make the most basic of furniture into a decorative piece by building these house-shaped chairs. Using easily available and inexpensive materials, the project will help polish your routing skills which, once mastered, will take your DIY projects to the next level. Components Gather your supplies • 900 x 600 x 6mm MDF • 2400 x 1200 x 17mm plywood • Undercoat • Dulux semi gloss paint in Brera (aqua) and Monastic (purple) You’ll also need Pencil; jigsaw; drill; various drill bits; sandpaper; 16 and 65mm screws; trimmer; flush trim bit; clamps; 5mm rounding over bit; sander; sandpaper; PVA glue; timber filler; painting equipment Here’s how STEP 1 To make template to mark out sides, draw a 50mm grid 500 x 600mm in size on the 6mm MDF. Referring to the…

Everyone loves a power tool, but old-school methods are sometimes still the best, and saws are a great example. Using a handsaw can be the quickest, most efficient and sometimes neatest way to cut your materials, but not all handsaws are the same. Here’s a rundown on nine types of handsaw, what they’re used for and tips on getting the best results. 1 PANEL SAW Used for general purpose timber cutting, there is a wide range of options within this category. Use a long saw to cut thick material and a shorter saw for thin or shee materials such as plywood. A greater number of teeth also means a neater cut, while less teeth means a quicker but more ragged cut for construction work. The handle also acts as a…

TEST YOUR BRAINPOWER WITH CROSSWORDS, GOOD GAMES AND PUZZLING WORD SEARCHES 3 LETTERS Rum 4 LETTERS Cola Fizz Milk Rose Wine 5 LETTERS Cider Punch Vodka 6 LETTERS Bubbly Coff ee Scotch Squash 7 LETTERS Cordial Iced tea Pale ale 8 LETTERS Cocktail Lemonade Smoothie 9 LETTERS Champagne Mint julep 10 LETTERS Fruit juice Ginger beer 12 LETTERS Mineral water SOLUTIONS DRINK FILL-IN…

CLUES ACROSS 1 Final issue, conclusion (6) 4 Pennants (5) 8 Oozes (5) 11 Have the money for (6) 13 Incompetent (5) 14 Intend (4) 16 Hasten, hurry (4) 18 Large string instrument (5) 19 Might (5) 20 Comment (6) 21 Sheep fleece (4) 22 Dray (4) 23 Badly adjusted person, someone who feels ill at ease (6) 27 Radio disturbance (6) 30 Detest (4) 32 Ogle (4) 34--- Land, region of NT (6) 37 Dossiers (5) 39 Dutch cheese (4) 40 Ringlet (4) 41 Book of maps (5) 42 Burn slightly (5) 43 Award of honour (5) 44 Lean (4) 45 Unfasten (4) 46 Smells foul (5) 52 This sign (=) as used in maths (6) 55 London cricket ground (5) 57 Applaud (5) 58Regal residence (6) 60Jeer, taunt…

Clues 1 In a state of balance or equilibrium 2 Water sport 3 Found the answer to a puzzle 4 Large bird enclosure 5 Australian sheepdog 6 Gentle wind 7 Tempestuous 8 Wide tree-lined street 9 Keanu ---, actor 10 Acquire, get hold of 11 Combination of companies 12 Expression of gratitude 13 Repeat performance 14 Powerful earth-moving machine 15 Divination 16 Restart a computer 17 Hypnotised state 18 Massaged 19 --- Hill, NSW mining city 20 Lengthier 21 Cricketer who delivers the ball 22 International agreement 23 Chess piece shaped like a horse’s head 24 --- dioxide, atmospheric gas 25 Curved agricultural implement 26 Forgive an off ence 27 Natural ability, skill 28 Means of attack 29 Dried grape 30 Sport referee 31 Eight-note interval, in music 32 Clothing…

CITIZEN CANE, P78 Project supplies Bunnings 89 x 19mm x 3m dressed pine, $18. 64 x 19mm x 3m dressed pine, $15. 42 x 19mm x 3.6m dressed pine, $11. 18 x 18mm x 3m dressed pine, $13.50. 50mm wood screws, $13.60/pk50. Dulux 1 Step Prep, $41.80/1L. Dulux Aquanamel semi-gloss paint, $59.80/1L. 42 x 42mm x 1.8m dressed pine, $14. 1220 x 610 x 12mm marine plywood, $28. 50mm nails, $3.98/100g. 30mm nails, $3.98/100g. 70 x 70mm x 1.2m dressed pine, $18.50. 75mm wood screws, $3.98/pk10. HOUSE SITTER, P110 Shopping details Fantastic Furniture Toto white round lamp table, $39. Seaweed and Sand cotton white bunting, $39.95. Tara Dennis Store Rabbit boy medium, $85. Truffle pig, $59.95. Target Textured jute rug 150cm, $79. Kids concept animal wood train, $39. Kids concept…