Settle in for a cozy Friday night with Channel 7’s “Better Homes and Gardens,” the ultimate comfort viewing for DIY enthusiasts, foodies, and green thumbs alike. This week’s episode is a smorgasbord of home and garden inspiration, from coastal explorations to feline feuds.
Johanna and Dr. Chris venture to Shell Cove in New South Wales, providing a glimpse into life by the water and exploring the financial side of seaside living. Back on dry land, Dr. Harry tackles a different kind of domestic dispute, mediating a conflict between Burmese cats sharing a roof. One can only imagine the fur will fly – metaphorically, of course.
In the kitchen, Colin whips up a steak sandwich that sounds like anything but basic pub fare. Think pickled mushrooms, caramelised onions, and a symphony of flavours designed to elevate the humble sanga to gourmet status. If that’s not enough to tempt your tastebuds, Clarissa presents a simple recipe for Malaysian banana doughnuts – a sweet treat that seems certain to disappear quickly.
Meanwhile, Adam tackles those pesky DIY jobs that plague every homeowner, while Charlie transforms a neglected side path into a stylish walkway and shares a surprisingly simple trick for propagating thyme using just a rock. Plus, Graham visits Oak House garden in Clarkefield, Victoria, uncovering landscape designer Sam Crawford’s secrets. And for the organisationally challenged, Juliet offers clever hacks for linen closets, all while championing the virtues of recycling. “Better Homes and Gardens” airs this Friday, 16 May at 7:00 PM AEST on Channel 7 and 7plus.
