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food that made an impression
whole crispy fish with tamarind, chilli sauce from Spirit House, Yandina
beef noodle soup, indonesia
sauteed gnocchi, cotechino, truffle & parmesan, 1889 Enoteca, Brisbane
scrambled organic eggs with sourdough toast, Bills, Sydney
almond croissants, Le Bon Delice, Peregian Beach
charcoal chicken with chilli sauce from Petersham Charcoal Chicken, Sydney
beef stroganoff, potato rosti & salad, Munich, Germany
ricotta hot cakes with honeycomb butter from Bills, Sydney
yum khai dao (fried egg salad) from Thai Wi-Rat, Brisbane
lentil pie from my mum
filet de Boeuf Béarnaise, Frites, Salade from Montrachet, Brisbane
salted caramels from Rockpool, Sydney
Monthly Archives: June 2011
Caramelised Onion And Corned Beef Toasties To Go
On the weekends I like to get into a bit of baking and cooking for the week. Baked goods for lunch boxes and lately I have been making a big batch of soup which I portion out for my weekday … Continue reading
Posted in Afternoon Tea, Lunch
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Cointreau Oranges
Almost two years ago I was visiting my friend Brooke who was in town and staying at her parents place. Brooke’s mum had been celebrating a big birthday the day before and a neighbour had dropped over a big dish … Continue reading
Posted in Cheap and Cheerful, Dessert, Entertaining
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Spiced Roast Cauliflower Salad
As the majority of the meals I cook are to be eaten by young children I keep the food relatively basic. Not too spicy and quite homely. But my taste buds cry out for a hit of flavour from time … Continue reading
Posted in Entertaining, Lunch, Salad, Sides, Vegetarian
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Wok Fried Noodles With Chilli Vinegar
I was flicking through the latest copy of Masterchef magazine and there is an extract from Marion Grasby’s new book, ‘Marion: Recipes And Stories From A Hungry Cook’. I really enjoyed watching Marion’s creations on Masterchef and I’m quite excited … Continue reading
Posted in Dinner, Family Dinner
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Italian Pork And Fennel Sausage Pasta
I’m getting very good at putting a hearty meal for the family on the table very quickly. It isn’t my favourite way to cook but it is a necessity. This speedy version of meatballs and pasta is so tasty and … Continue reading
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Raspberry Yoghurt Cake
I was in Black Cat Books at Paddington a couple of months ago, browsing the cookbook section where I came across a local school’s community cookbook. My favourite cookbooks are community cookbooks as the recipes have been tried, tested and … Continue reading
Posted in Afternoon Tea, Baking, Cakes, Kids In The Kitchen
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Maple And Almond Porridge
Porridge is a staple in our house in winter. We all love it which makes breakfast easy however sometimes Essie still prefers her Weet-bix cereal dry in a bowl with a glass of milk on the side! It makes for … Continue reading
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Chai Latte Cupcakes
When we lived in Sydney one of my favourite shops to visit was Herbies at Rozelle. A little red corner shop stocked with a huge range of herbs and spices and I would always leave with so much more then … Continue reading
Posted in Afternoon Tea, Baking, Cakes
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Yoghurt And Dill Dressing
Greek yoghurt is always stocked in our fridge as is a huge bottle of whole egg mayonnaise. I combine the two to use in a multitude of dishes. A little garlic, salt and pepper, squeeze of lemon juice and a … Continue reading
Posted in Basics, Salad
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Baked Eggs In Chorizo And White Bean Braise
My oh my. I think we are now beyond exhaustion and a little over packing and unpacking. We have such good friends who have kept us well fed this last week and done lots of heavy lifting which has helped … Continue reading
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