Spoil Dad with breakfast in bed that’s worth waking up for: ’ . This pan-fried is layered with Gruyere, leg ham, Dijon mustard, paprika and an impressive egg (cooked the way Pa likes it, of course). Via .
Matthew’s croque madame Source: Alan Benson
For a sweet accompaniment to Pop's morning brew, try ’s . These baked beauties are made from scone dough, but resemble more of a cakey biscuit.
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Father more of a Mexican breakfast man? Too easy. Serve up . Don’t forget the orange juice, his tingling tastebuds will need it! 
is a must at any Korean picnic. Why not embrace the fresh air and start your own family tradition? These are packed with so much flavour, you needn’t carry dipping sauce.
Whether you’re watching the footy, backyard barbecuing or lunching at the grandparents’ place; spice up the snacks table with a bowl of . For sweet tooth Dads, try .
You mightn’t make friends with salad, but you will charm the relatives with this recipe from . Featuring capers, cucumbers, tomatoes, anchovies and hard cheese, is ideal with grilled seafood and crusty bread.
Santorini salad
Satisfy a famished family with . Named after the Italian words for sweet ("dolce") and sour ("agro"), this lip-smacking recipe takes barbecuing to unbelievable heights. Marinate the meat a day ahead and don’t forget the finger bowls – it’s gonna get messy!
Follow ’ lead with this recipe for . Topped with butter, parmesan and a squeeze of lemon, the pillowy dumplings are ideal as a starter or part of your Father’s Day spread. Via .
Go one up on Dad’s cheesy jokes and make your own . Start the ’s recipe a day ahead, and serve alongside or atop .
It’s Pa’s day off and we reckon that applies to his healthy eating habits, too. Break the calories bank with ’s – a combination of – plus . Warning: food coma imminent!
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If the old man isn’t swayed by a burly burger, head down the wholesome route instead. This is incredibly quick and packs a big nutritional punch. Via .
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Bring this snack into your home. Read in less than 30 minutes there are no tricks or secret skills required and you can serve this seafood bounty with an icy cold beverage.
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Serve up the real deal this Father’s Day with a bowl of . Drawing inspiration from Southern Italian home-cooking, ’s recipe is bold and an absolute breeze to make.
Thought you knew nachos? Think again. , made from tortillas, chipotle-spiked salsa and your choice of meat (), is how the Mexicans really do it. Treat Dad to the deluxe version: pickled jalepeno, radish garnish and a to boot, or go instead! 
Turkey chilachilies Source: SBS Food
Beer-smothered beef sound like a good idea? This is mouth-wateringly tender and topped with a crust of mustard, rosemary, garlic and ale. Via .
Quiet and unassuming, yet extremely more-ish, this actually tastes better after a day or two – not that it will last that long! Serve Pop a slice of and a strong cup of tea. Via .
Avert an awkward Dad-meets-delivery guy encounter and whip up some pizzas at home. For an easy Greek approach, try ’ recipe for . Pa (and the pizza person) will be pleased.
Impress Dad with one of our : . This Singaporean take on the much-loved Chinese classic includes pandan, kecap manis and a fresh scattering of cucumber.
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No Father’s Day feast is complete without a mighty cake. We’re digging this variety – topped with – and we reckon Pop will, too. Moist, tropical and decidedly decadent, it’s the sweetest way to say “We love you!” Via 
For more dishes Dad will love, check out our Father’s Day collection .
Hummingbird cake with cream cheese frosting, dried pineapple and toffee pecans Source: Petrina Tinslay
