Innholdsfortegnelse for Winter 2022 i Better Homes and Gardens Australia

Maybe it’s the joy of finding warmth and comfort, from snuggling under blankets to going slow in the kitchen. Whatever your fancy, it’s all about charting your own path through the chilly months. Of course when it comes to seasonal highlights, nothing says winter like a hearty supper simmering for hours, filling the air with delicious aromas. And, whether you prefer a slow cooker, stove or oven, we’ve got you covered with our bonus 36-page Slow Cooking Special. From rich stew to gobble-worthy cobbler, it’s your go-to cold-weather cookbook. Read it now or, if you subscribe, check your email for details on digital access or phone us on 136 116. Also check out our cover star – a tempting massaman curry with Thai-style gremolata (page 76). Yum! As for soups,…

As hellebores arrive, the winter show begins. These delicate, cup-shaped flowers with their gentle, bowing faces bring seasonal charm and create blooming blankets that guide you gently into spring as their petals subtly change colour while the season progresses. They’re known as ‘winter roses’ for the delight they bring with their rose-like form and multitude of colours – from deep purple, yellow and bold gold to gentle peach, a touch of lime, pale pinks and pristine white. But what seals their reputation as all-stars is how undemanding they are. All they need is dappled shade – easy to find in winter. As perennials they’ll retreat to just foliage in summer before flowers emerge again to add a soft and sensual edge to your next winter. In late summer, look for…

When winter casts its gloom over your garden, bring in the heat – with a glowing firepit. Day or night, it can immediately become a natural gathering spot and, especially in the evening, will cast your garden in a whole new light! FUEL ONLY DREAMS, NOT NIGHTMARES • Use dry, seasoned hardwood timber such as merbau, blackbutt, Pacific jarrah and Victorian ash in your firepit. It burns hotter than soft wood and creates less smoke. It also produces fewer sparks. Just be sure it comes from sustainable forests. • Don’t use timber that has been pressure-treated, painted or stained, or plywood or particle board. Their toxic chemicals are released when burnt. PICK THE RIGHT PIT FOR YOU You can get firepits in a range of shapes, sizes, materials and designs…

Give the front of your house a fresh, contemporary look with a DIY makeover to boost your kerb appeal and create a garden you can enjoy. Take your inspiration from this transformation of the home of one of the last surviving diggers of Kokoda. It’s full of projects and planting ideas you can use, from a front deck to a new fence, fresh paint job and an array of bedded and potted plants. This is now a front-of-house that says, ‘Welcome home’. EASY STEPS TO BUILD A FRONT FENCE Make your move towards a modern update right from the get go with a fresh twist on the old paling fence. Chunky palings fixed on their edge are the key to this look. Gather your supplies • Posts 90 x 90mm…

SHOPPING LIST HERBED SKILLET PASTITSIO Preparation time 10 mins Cooking time 40 mins Serves 4 1 Tbsp olive oil500g beef or lamb mince1 onion, finely chopped3 cloves garlic, crushedSea-salt flakes and freshly ground black pepper, to season400g jar tomato passata1¼cups water1 Tbsp chopped oregano, plus extra sprigs, to serve¼tsp ground cinnamon500g penne or ziti pasta490g jar alfredo sauce STEP 1 In a large ovenproof frying pan, heat oil on high. Cook mince, onion and garlic for 6-8 minutes, stirring, until meat is browned. Season. STEP 2 Stir in passata, water, oregano and cinnamon. Bring to the boil. Stir in pasta and bring to the boil. Reduce heat to low. Simmer, covered, for 20 minutes, or until pasta is tender, stirring occasionally. STEP 3 Preheat oven grill to high. Top pasta…

Textured art is trending on social media and it’s easy to see why. And you don’t need to be an artist – you can make your own with cornice cement. Build a frame and bingo, you have a gallery-worthy creation. EASY STEPS TO YOUR TEXTURED ARTWORK Gather your supplies • Stretched canvas • Pre-mixed cornice cement • Acrylic paint • 42 x 19 DAR pine • 25 x 25 x 20mm angle brackets (4) • Black timber wax • 97 x 20 x 2mm mending plates (4) You’ll also need 250mm curved broadknife; 6mm notched trowel; paintbrushes; saw; pencil; drill; 2mm drill bit; tape; PVA glue; fine grit sandpaper; soft lint-free cloth; screw hooks; black chain Here’s how STEP 1 Apply a thin layer of cornice cement to entire canvas…

1 BOHO BASKET For each decorative accent, thread yarn (cut length between 45-60cm) through large-eyed plastic needle. Knot ends. Referring to main photo (see page 142) and far left, stitch through basket (from inside to basket front) to create patterns of choice. Here, the yarn repeatedly loops up and over the rim, then through to the front again, covering from one to several rows, depending on the pattern. When done stitching, finish as desired, such as cinching centre of some embellishments, and knot to secure inside basket. Follow diagrams (below) to create a simple tassel and pom pom. 2 WOVEN RUNNER Make your own DIY yarn needle by tightly wrapping duct tape around yarn to thread through a loose open-weave fabric. 3 ROSY ACCENT Cut a card template to desired…

1 BE A LITTLE BIT SALTY! Salt is for more than food! It’s natural, non-toxic and can be used around your home to cut through grease, absorb odours (see Fruity beauty air freshener, page 157) and lift stains such as red wine spills on carpet. 2 KEEP MOTHS AT BAY Fill small calico bags with mixed dried herbs and flowers such as lavender, thyme, cloves, rosemary, bay leaves, ginger, black pepper or cedar chips. Tuck into drawers or attach to clothes hangers to repel moths. 3 DIY AROMATHERAPY Tie a bundle of eucalyptus branches with twine and hang in your shower in a spot where it won’t be hit by much water. The steam releases the oils in the leaves for a fresh, soothing scent. Leave for up to a…

The beauty of having roses in your yard is more than just their exquisite flowers. It’s the endless ways you can use them to make your garden stand apart. A row of roses can be the highlight of a formal and manicured statement that says you’ve arrived. Or random planting can be romantic and rambling, telling the world you intend to go everywhere. Whatever your style or personality might be, there’s a rose for you. Plant it now! TYPES OF ROSES Choosing a rose that suits your garden is made easier when you know the types that are available. Whether you have a formal estate, a tiny cottage yard, a sun-drenched balcony, a shed or wall that needs smothering or a front door that wants a welcome, there’s a type…

VISIT IT! WHAT Breenhold Gardens WHERE 29 The Avenue, Mt Wilson, Blue Mountains, 2 hours’ drive west of Sydney CBD WHEN Daily 10am-4pm, until 29 May (autumn) and 3 September-30 October (spring) COST Adults $15, children $5, families $40 MORE INFO breenhold.com.au…

When your courtyard walls are covered in green – and it’s not one of those fancy vertical garden installations – you have a problem. The green is moss or mould and it indicates your garden space is dark and persistently damp, a situation that puts the kibosh on your plans for vibrantly coloured flower beds. It’s time to rethink your expectations and put in plants that suit your situation, rather than your fancy! Plus spruce up with a couple of DIY upgrades. EASY STEPS TO HANG GARDEN MIRRORS Build a pine frame for a mirror – or three – and wall-mount to reflect light and give the illusion of more space in a small, dark courtyard. Gather your supplies • Frame 42 x 31mm x 5.4m primed treated pine •…

If you’re looking for a pile on, then a compost heap is where you do it – without any nasty consequences. Making compost is often thought of as too hard and tricky, or messy and too smelly. But it’s really not much more than piling food scraps on top of spent flowers, on top of garden waste, on top of grass clippings and letting them all fall down into a heap of rich and potent garden food! You can do it the lazy way if you are time poor by building a cold compost, which takes about a year to break down. Or, you can save your heap a bit of time by building a hot compost and have nutrient-rich humus ready to put back into your garden in 1-4…

“FOR A COSY MEAL ON A COLD DAY IT DOESN’T GET BETTER THAN A PIPING HOT HOMEMADE PIE OR MOUTHWATERING MEATBALLS IN A RICH SAUCE” BEEF, MUSHROOM AND RED WINE PIE Preparation time 45 mins plus 30 mins chilling Cooking time 2 hours 50 mins Serves 6 2 Tbsp vegetable oil1kg chuck steak, cut into chunks1 brown onion, finely chopped3 Tbsp plain flour, plus extra, for dusting1 bay leaf4 juniper berries1½cups red wine200ml chicken or vegetable stock200g swiss brown mushrooms2 eschalots, halved if large2 Tbsp redcurrant jelly1 Tbsp balsamic vinegarSea-salt flakes and freshly ground black pepper, to season1 free-range egg, lightly beaten, for brushingMashed potato and steamed green beans, to serve PASTRY 1½cups plain flour100g cold unsalted butter, chopped coarsely1 free-range egg1 Tbsp iced water (approx) STEP 1 Heat 1…

Hunkering down for winter, where the days are short and the nights long, you owe it to yourself and your family to shower your home, even if contemporary in design, with harmony. Cosy country comfort can be found in an autumnal palette that easily transitions to winter. Also key are bare branches, dried flowers, foraged finds, leafy block prints, organic shapes and natural materials and textures – wood, woollens, loose linens… ENDOW YOUR HOME WITH WARMTH AND CHARACTER BY LINING WINDOW REVEALS WITH TIMBER FOR A BEAUTIFUL CONNECTION TO THE VISTA OUTSIDE…

The entry to your home is a notorious clutter hotspot. Clear up the mess and create an eye-catching piece in one go by building this clever coat rack. The hooks on the rack fold out to suit the wide array of stuff you shed as you walk through the door, so you’ll always have a spot to store and sort it. EASY STEPS TO BUILD A COAT RACK Gather your supplies • 65 x 32mm x 2.4m Tasmanian oak (2) • 8mm x 1.2m threaded rod • 8mm nylon lock nuts (2) • 897 x 600 x 12mm ply You’ll also need Circular saw with fence attachment; mitre saw; clamps; scrap timber; dowel jig; marker; drill; 8mm bit; sander with 180-grit discs; lint-free cloth; gloves; Danish oil; 240-grit sandpaper; hacksaw;…

LANTERN O’ PETALS Put plastic water bottles in the spotlight by shaping them into a collection of contemporary flowers. You simply spray-paint the petals and stick them to a paper lantern to create a unique pendant light. Now that’s upcycling! Instructions on page 150 FOREVER FLOWERS Replace seeds, water and sunshine with cotton, stitches and linen to create a duo of embroidery hoops featuring lovely lavender stalks and a wispy crop of dandelions. It’s super simple to do, using just three stitches, and makes a gorgeous gift, too! Instructions on page 150 BALLS OF BLOOMS Gather your supplies • Cotton buds • Scissors • Foam ball • Food colour gel • Glass bowl • Artificial flower stem STEP 1 Cut cotton buds 25mm from each end and discard offcuts. Push…

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With factors such as soaring energy bills taking their toll on household finances, more and more Aussie families are looking to solar power for savings and sustainability. Already, more than 3 million homes nationally have been fitted with solar panels. So if you’re considering making the switch, here are some factors to consider. MAKE IT SEAMLESS No two households run the same, so there’s no uniform solar set-up that works for everyone. Thankfully, modern installation can be seamless if you work with trusted partners. Sustainability financier Brighte advises speaking with an accredited local solar installer, who can review the structure and positioning of your roof to help recommend the best system for your specific household needs. Energy use is another key consideration. LOOK AT ENERGY NEEDS With power bills continuing…

TROPICAL BEAUTIES The Tropic Gardener is a boutique garden centre in Brisbane, Kenmore. We are known for our quality indoor plants, gorgeous pots and gifts, collector plants and wide range of orchids. We also sell plants online and express post weekly Australia wide, except for quarantine states. thetropicgardener.com.au MAKE WASH DAY A BREEZE Great for use indoors and out, Mrs Pegg’s Handy Lines are your perfect winter laundry solution! Available in three sizes, Handy Lines can dry queen and king size sheets with ease and fold flat for easy storage. Call 1800 111 811. mrspeggshandyline.com.au CRAFT SO COSY Winter is the perfect time to cosy up on the couch and get making. Skein Sisters yarn store has a fabulous range of local and international yarns, notions and accessories – there’s…

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Astroll through a slice of history that’s still alive and kicking on Sydney’s foreshore provides a picture-book look at the evolution of the modern garden. The grounds of Lindesay House in Darling Point, built in the 1830s, were laid out at the peak of the English informal ‘landscape design’ of rolling lawns and organic clumps of trees and shrubs. They reveal the passion of the period – plants sourced from exotic countries as European explorers navigated the far seas and brought back trophies of discovery. It’s a design style still going strong almost 200 years later with lots of ideas for your garden! GARDENS GO GLOBAL Lindesay’s garden looks English but features trophy plants from the Americas, Africa and Asia. Australian plants didn’t start to make an impact in our…

Who knows what sort of trash you may have stashed down a side passage, hidden away behind your shed or tucked into a corner out of your general line of sight. Possibly some leftover building materials or a pile of old bricks you dug up when you replaced a path or driveway. But if these things have no further functional use in your home or garden, you can make them into something ornamental. Think a couple of rustic-looking sleeper sculptures upon which you can create a mini garden. Give it a whirl! EASY STEPS TO RUSTIC SLEEPER SCULPTURES Gather your supplies • Recycled hardwood sleepers (2) • Recycled bricks • Bricktor reinforcing mesh • Plants, including groundcovers and epiphytes, such as baby’s tears, pratia, bromeliad and tillandsia You’ll also need…

SEASON SPECIALS Get your vitamins from these winter-fruiting plants! 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 Carnation, marigold and nemesia. ZONES 1-3 Ageratum (top left), alyssum, aster, candytuft, celosia, cosmos, gerbera, impatiens, lupin, nasturtium, petunia, phlox, salvia and verbena. ZONES 4-6 Delphinium, dianthus, gypsophila (bottom left) and tuberous begonia. VEGETABLES ALL ZONES Asparagus crowns, beetroot, broccoli, Brussels sprouts (top left), carrot, garlic, Jerusalem artichoke, lettuce, peas, radish. ZONES 1-3 Beans, capsicum, globe artichoke, potato, pumpkin, sweet corn, sweet potato, tomato and turnip. ZONES 4-6 Kohlrabi (bottom left) and onion. “Winter is the real spring – the time when the inner things happen,…

BOOZE-FREE IT MAY BE, BUT THIS MOCKTAIL STILL HAS A KICK – GREAT FOR DRY JULY! INSIDE-OUT VIRGIN MARY Preparation time 5 mins Cooking time nil Serves 4 10 sticks celery1½cups baby spinach leaves12 basil leavesJuice of 2 lemons2 Tbsp pickle juice2 tsp Worcestershire sauce1 tsp chipotle Tabasco sauce1½tsp sea-salt flakes250g mixed baby tomatoes4 baby cornichons (baby gherkins)240ml non-alcoholic gin2 cups ice cubes, roughly crushedThinly sliced lemon, to serve STEP 1 Put celery, spinach, basil leaves, lemon juice, pickle juice, Worcestershire sauce and Tabasco in a blender and purée until very smooth. Strain through a fine sieve. Use one of the squeezed lemons to rub around the lips of 4 tall glasses, then dip into sea-salt flakes. STEP 2 Thread tomatoes onto long skewers, then put a cornichon on the…

RISOTTO WITH MEATBALLS, PEAS AND BOCCONCINI Preparation time 20 mins Cooking time 35 mins Serves 4 2L chicken stock3 Tbsp extra virgin olive oil300g beef chevaps or cevapcici, rolled into little balls (available at supermarkets)1 brown onion, diced4 cloves garlic, finely sliced1 bay leafSea-salt flakes and freshly ground black pepper, to season500g carnaroli, vialone nano or arborio rice200ml white wine½cup frozen peas, thawed120g unsalted butter, diced180g grana padano, finely grated150g baby bocconcini STEP 1 Bring stock to a simmer in a large saucepan. Keep hot on low heat. STEP 2 Heat 2 tablespoons of the oil in a wide, heavy-based saucepan over medium heat. Add meatballs and fry until golden, about 6 minutes, then remove from pan. STEP 3 Add remaining oil, onion, garlic and bay leaf to same pan.…

A love of vivid colour and animal prints, a great affinity for mixing old and new pieces, and a design ethos of ‘more is more’ combine to create a family friendly home that is anything but stuffy. What’s exciting about decorating a modern build or a bland box where, amid new pieces, much of the decor is either quirky, has a Moroccan vibe or is pre-loved – and given another life in your home – is the unique character that transforms it. With so many online auctions, marketplaces, charity and secondhand stores about, you are spoilt for source material. The freedom to explore the unknown is what makes eclectic design so intoxicating.…

A busy household needs to meet the needs of your whole family. And while a dining table is essential for gathering at mealtimes, with a couple of clever DIY projects and furniture hacks you can create a space that can be used in other ways – especially if you have a slightly awkward corner to work with, as in this home. Floating shelves across three walls connect the spaces while the dining table can be moved into a corner with bench seats to open up the room. EASY STEPS TO WRAPAROUND WALL SHELVES Make the most of an awkward corner with slimline floating shelves. You can wrap them around as many walls as you like for seamless – and stylish – storage and display. Gather your supplies • Kaboodle 900mm…

Give your record collection its proper recognition by building a custom cabinet to take pride of place in your living room. Using a single sheet of plywood, this simple build features an LP-sized storage area with a smaller space above for a wireless speaker to blast out your tunes or store your favourite rock tomes. Components ITEM SIZE MATERIAL QTY Tops & bottoms 400 x 500 x 19mm Plywood 4 Upper sides 400 x 200 x 19mm Plywood 2 Lower sides 400 x 200 x 19mm Plywood 2 Rails 462 x 50 x 19mm Plywood 2 Spacing block 350 x 400 x 19mm Plywood 1 EASY STEPS TO MAKE YOUR TURNTABLE CABINET Gather your supplies • 2400 x 1200 x 19mm plywood • Water-based enamel paint in dark orange •…

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Every year in Australia we waste 7.6 million tonnes of food and 70% of it is perfectly edible! On top of that, it costs the average household $2000-$2500 annually, according to Foodbank Australia. The top five most wasted foods are vegetables, bread, fruit, bagged salad and leftovers, but there are easy ways you can make better use of what’s in your fridge and pantry. Woolworths is also concerned about food waste and has teamed up with WIRES to provide fruit and vegies that would otherwise be wasted to wildlife in care. To learn more about this partnership supporting our native species, visit wires.org.au/woolworths-and-wires-for-wildlife. FOOD SAVERS • Store dry goods in airtight containers in your pantry, making sure to mark the use-by dates clearly on labels. • Freeze fruit before it…

When it comes to ageing well – and gracefully – it’s all about focusing on brightening and rejuvenating your skin, and boosting its radiance. The brighter the better! Here’s how. 1 TOSS THE SOAP Harsh soaps and cleansers strip the natural oils essential for keeping skin youthful. So if you think that tight, clean sensation is good, think again. A gentle, non-soap cleanser does the job minus the harm. TRY 1 Nourishing Cleansing Oil, $45, Jurlique. 2 Recoverederm Ultra-Calming Restorative Cleanser, $29.95, Dr LeWinn’s. 3 Energising Facial Cleanser, $22.95, Nude By Nature. 4 Be Your Best Enzyme Balm Cleanser, $60, Trinny London. 2 BACK IT UP The side of the face you sleep on will develop more wrinkles, so keeping flat on your back as much as possible will help…

“THE HOUSE OF JAIPUR WAS INDIA’S CAMELOT IN MANY WAYS”JOHN ZUBRZYCKI, AUTHOR The House of Jaipur John Zubrzycki (New South Books, $32.99) The Jaipurs were India’s mid-century golden couple, its answer to America’s Kennedys, or Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip. Jai and Ayesha, as they were known, entertained lavishly at their magnificent palaces and hunting lodges in Rajasthan, and around the world. But as the Raj gave way to the new India, Jaipur – the most glamorous and romantic of the princely states – had to find its place. The House of Jaipur charts a dynasty’s determination to remain relevant in a democracy set on crushing its privileges. From politics to imprisonment and personal tragedy, it travels an extraordinary journey. Five Love Affairs and a Friendship Anne De Courcy…

FROM LIFELESS TO LUSH, P48 Shopping details Adairs Amira natural halo stool, $299.99. Belgian vintage washed linen cushion in Pine, $79.99. Bunnings Marquee brush harbour lounge armchair, $295. Mimosa solar white round coffee tables, $299/set of 2. Country Road Tapas side plates in Pale Grey, $14.95 each. Vienna glass jug, $39.95. Tapas large round platter, $59.95. Freedom Nolaa cushion in Grey 50 x 50cm, $29.97. Project supplies Bunnings 90 x 90mm x 3.6m H4 treated pine, $98. 70 x 45mm H3 treated pine, $6.40/m. 86 x 19mm spotted gum decking, $8.20/m. 20kg concrete mix, $7.30. 100mm galvanised batten screws, $24.50/pk100. 125mm galvanised batten screws, $18.10/pk25. Intergrain Ultradeck decking oil, $49.90/1L. 50mm decking screws, $18.30/pk100. 42 x 31mm x 5.4m primed treated pine, $39.60. Suntuf 900 x 600 x 3mm acrylic…

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