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The autumn recipes Danielle Alvarez and our food editor are cooking right now

From slow-cooked comfort food to fruit-filled bakes.
Danielle Alvarez Autumn REcipes Gnocchi

OXO Chef in Residence Danielle Alvarez — chef, author and culinary director of the private event spaces at the Sydney Opera House — and Gourmet Traveller’s senior food editor Maxwell Adey have created a collection of their favourite recipes to cook this autumn. Alvarez brings her most loved home recipes — silky potato gnocchi, shaved fennel and radicchio salad and the chicken cutlets she’s made a hundred times. Adey adds the dishes he keeps returning to when the weather turns. Together, this is the definitive autumn table from a burnished plum and blackberry crostata to a golden tartiflette and a barramundi that rivals your favourite bistro. The right techniques and tools, combined with seasonal ingredients can make cooking impressive food simple.

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Danielle Alvarez Autumn Recipes Chicken recipe
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“This is a dish I’ve probably made a hundred times at home, it’s one of my favourites and a total crowd pleaser!” says Danielle Alvarez

Danielle Alvarez Recipe for Fennel Salad
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“It’s sweet, salty, a little bit tangy and little bit bitter for the radicchio, but all in all together it balances beautifully. I think you’re going to love it!” says Danielle Alvarez

Danielle Alvarez Autumn REcipes Gnocchi
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“You’re not going to believe how easy and delicious these little fluffy potato pillows are going to be!” says Danielle Alvarez

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Danielle Alvarez Chef Recipes Cake
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 “It’s warming, it’s comforting, it’s delicious and it’s easy to make – you’re going to want to curl up with a cup of tea with this one!” says Danielle Alvarez

Tartiflette with bacon and sage
Showstopping tartiflette with bacon and sage (Credits: Photography: Ben Dearnley / Styling: Vivien Walsh / Food Prep: Tamika O'Neil)

Tartiflette with bacon and sage

Cheesy, savoury and warming, this tartiflette gives all other potato dishes a run for their money.

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