New Zealand
New Zealand cuisine blends Maori tradition with British and Pacific influence, built around lamb, seafood, and fresh produce from the country's fertile farmland. A strong outdoor grilling culture shapes much everyday cooking.
Hangi, food slow-cooked in an underground earth oven, remains a significant Maori culinary tradition. Lamb, one of the country's major exports, features prominently throughout New Zealand cooking.
Sauces
New Zealand Manuka Honey-Mustard Sauce
Sides
Kumara Fries
Holidays & Special Occasions
ANZAC Biscuits
Holidays & Special Occasions
Christmas Hāngī Feast
Street Food
Jaffas
Street Food
Meat Pie
Drinks
L&P (Lemon and Paeroa Style Drink)
Drinks
Flat White
Breads
Cheese Scones
Breads
Rewena Parāoa
Desserts
Hokey Pokey Ice Cream
Sides
Puha and Pork (Pūhā me te Poaka)
Breakfast
Weet-Bix with Milk and Banana
Mains
Lamb Roast with Mint Sauce
Mains
Hāngī
Salads
Kiwi Coleslaw
Salads
Kumara and Feta Salad
Soups
Kumara Soup
Appetizers
Green-Lipped Mussels with Garlic Butter
Appetizers
Whitebait Fritters
Lunches
Bacon and Egg Pie
Breakfast
Boil-Up Style Breakfast Bread and Butter (Rewena Bread and Butter)
Soups
New Zealand Pumpkin Soup
Desserts
New Zealand Pavlova
Lunches
New Zealand Fish and Chips
