Rachel Iorfino

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This steamed pudding only needs 10 minutes in the microwave

1 week ago | bhg.com.au | Colin Fassnidge |Rachel Iorfino

With loads of winter flavours like ginger, nutmeg, cinnamon and orange zest, you don’t even have to turn the oven on to make this dessert – it’s all done in the microwave.
I can't stop blending things ever since I got the Ninja Blast portable blender

1 week ago | bhg.com.au | Rachel Iorfino

Home Food & Recipes Tips & How-to All I can say is, my verdict is very surprising. Asides When I first came across the Ninja Blast portable blender, my first thought was: how can I put this to use?
The best compost bin based on your lifestyle

1 week ago | bhg.com.au | Rachel Iorfino

Home Food & Recipes Tips & How-to Do you have time for a worm farm, or will a tumbling compost do? Asides Composting is not a new concept – in fact, it dates all the way back to around 2300 BC. But, finding the best compost bin for your vegie scraps is a newer idea.
Chai rice pudding is the ideal winter dessert

2 weeks ago | bhg.com.au | Clarissa Feildel |Rachel Iorfino

Made with chai and vanilla and served with crispy coconut wafers, or tuiles, this dessert is creamy and packed full of flavour. Best of all, if you’re hosting a dinner party, you can make it up to three days in advance.
Colin's lentils with tofu and vegetables

2 weeks ago | bhg.com.au | Colin Fassnidge |Rachel Iorfino

A delicious lentil and tofu dish that’s so good, you won’t even realise it’s vegetarian. With mushrooms, eggplant and loads of spices, this dish is the perfect way to warm up on a cold day.
10 of the most fragrant roses for a sweet scented garden

2 weeks ago | bhg.com.au | Jenny Dillon |Rachel Iorfino

They're an ugly duckling just waiting to become a swan.
The 6 best leaf blowers for when a rake can't get the job done

2 weeks ago | bhg.com.au | Rachel Iorfino

Home Garden Landscaping For gardens that are overrun by leaves. Asides There comes a time in every gardener and lawn enthusiast’s life when they’ve just had enough of the leaves.
Colin's sausage and bean bake is the ultimate comfort food

3 weeks ago | bhg.com.au | Colin Fassnidge |Rachel Iorfino

Perfect for the cooler weather, this sausage and bean bake is pure comfort food. With pancetta, sage, thyme and parmesan, this recipe is packed so full of winter flavours, you’ll stop dreaming about summer altogether.
Snakes in the winter: where do they go, and do they hibernate?

3 weeks ago | bhg.com.au | Rachel Iorfino

Are snakes like bears, and hibernate in caves all winter long? Let’s find out… Just like us, snakes feel the cold. But, unlike us, they’re rumoured to initiate a state of hibernation once winter rolls around. There are so many questions surrounding the livelihood of these ectothermic creatures, especially when it comes to how they behave when it’s cold. Well, it’s time to set the record straight and learn about snakes during the colder months.
Rose garden ideas for beginners to feel inspired by

3 weeks ago | bhg.com.au | Rachel Iorfino

Hear from the experts at Woolmer's Estate Rose Garden. Asides Rose gardens are loved by many – after all, they are the quintessential flower. Whether it be for a special occasion like Valentine’s Day or just a pretty flower option, roses are the first thought that pops into your head.