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The latest from NZ House & Garden magazine If this email is not displayed correctly, [click here]( to view an online version. [NZ House & Garden]( Hi {NAME}, There’s something utterly therapeutic about the ritual of baking – the simplicity of butter, sugar, eggs and flour laid out on the kitchen bench, the hypnotic movement of beaters rippling through batter, the unmistakable scent of baked goods slowly but surely turning golden brown in the oven. While the process of baking can bring a great sense of satisfaction to the cook, the results seem to have an almost magical ability to spread joy and soothe the minds of eaters, as well. In our latest issue, Maite Paternain shares some truly delightful sweet recipes guaranteed to transform ordinary ingredients into extraordinary baked delights, while filling the house with mouth-watering aromas at the same time. You don’t really even need an excuse or reason to bake these treats, as they would be delicious for any occasion, big or small. Make them for your family and friends, serve simply with a cup of tea or coffee and enjoy the moment. Julie Le Clerc Food Editor From the files Apple Pie with Buttermilk Pastry & Miso Caramel Sauce This classic apple pie is satisfying to make and easier than it seems. [Get the recipe]( Anzac Caramel Cheesecake If you happen to have any leftover Anzac biscuits this is the perfect way to use them up. [Get the recipe]( [ Sponsored content Trending in 2022kaboodle kitchen has introduced an exciting new range of door and panel colours, adding vibrance and texture to Kiwi homes. The new range features a curated collection of tonal schemes including timber-look woodgrains, muted greens, shades of blue and grey and calming neutrals. [Check out the range today.]( [Choose your style]( I'm loving Yummy Hailstone Heroes Local family fruit growers have been struggling for the last couple of years, due to Covid restrictions and lack of fruit pickers. The hailstorm in Hawke's Bay last September was a further setback, as many hail-scarred apples failed to meet cosmetic standards demanded by supermarkets. Rather than let good food go to waste, the Hailstone Hero idea aims to help growers get perfectly delicious but slightly imperfect apples to consumers, at an affordable price. Despite their external appearance, these Yummy SweeTango™ apples are delicious on the inside and favoured by many due to their exceptional sweetness and loud crunch. They make a healthy, affordable snack and are good cooking apples too. $5.99 per 2kg pack from supermarkets. Feel Good FoodBy Joe Wicks, Harper Collins, $45 Joe Wicks is known by millions of fans online as [thebodycoach.com](. He’s a personal trainer who is passionate about helping people eat well and live well. Joe believes that what we eat has a huge impact on how we feel and he’s on a mission to bring the joy back into home cooking and make healthy eating easy. His quick and simple recipes are designed to not only taste good but to improve energy levels, balance mood, and help us get healthy for the long term. With recipes for energy-boosting breakfasts and snacks, speedy family feasts and delicious crowd pleasers, along with clever kitchen tips and substitutions, this book is sure to provide many go-to dishes for satisfying family meals, hearty celebrations and everything in between. Sponsored content Delicious wine every time Stuck in a wine rut? Need a wine expert, who's like a friend? Welcome, [WineFriend]( Join the thousands of Kiwis enjoying new, interesting, wallet-friendly wines from all over the world, tailored to their tastes and delivered to their doors with no fuss or faff. Use code HOUSE&GARDEN for 20% off your first subscription case. [Order now]( www.resene.co.nz/wallpaper Sponsored content Bring nature inNature is far too beautiful to be kept outside. In this hectic, always-on world we all need a calm place to relax, recuperate and revive. Bring the best of nature indoors with the Resene Willow Wallpaper Collection and create a feeling of calm and sanctuary in your home. Pictured is Resene Wallpaper 2008-149-04. Available from [Resene ColorShops](. [Read more](www.resene.co.nz/wallpaper) [Unsubscribe]( | [Advertise]( | [Contact](mailto:editor@nzhouseandgarden.co.nz) © Copyright 2021 NZ House & Garden, a division of Stuff Limited (Magazines). Cider Building, 4 Williamson Avenue, Grey Lynn, Auckland, New Zealand

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