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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: October 2011
Pastitsio
If you love lasagna then you will love the Greek version, Pastitsio. In a lot of ways I think Pastitsio is better than lasagna, the first one being kids go absolutely mad for it! Absolutely mad. Every time I serve … Continue reading
Boodles Orange Cream
I had never heard of a Boodles Orange Cream until I was flicking through the pages of David Herbert’s book ‘The Really Useful Cookbook’. The name caught my attention, as did the mention of ‘orange’ and ‘cream’ side by side. … Continue reading
Posted in Baking, Dessert
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Duck Ragu With Pappardelle And Gremolata
I have noticed lately how readily available duck is and I have so many duck recipes that I want to try. This one is from Gwyneth Paltrow’s book ‘My Father’s Daughter’. A cookbook which has been on high rotation on … Continue reading
Posted in Dinner, Entertaining
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Poached Eggs With Roasted Tomatoes
I could happily eat this everyday. There use to be a Jones The Grocer cafe over at Indooroopilly and I would drive over just to eat this. Oh and have a coffee on organic milk. It made for the perfect … Continue reading
Posted in Basics, Breakfast, Cheap and Cheerful
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Poached Eggs
After sharing the very basic recipe for Toasted Garlic Bread the other day I have decided to share some more very basic recipes. Simple things I cook that aren’t really much of a recipe but very handy to whip up … Continue reading
Posted in Basics, Breakfast, Kids In The Kitchen
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Giveaway – Good Food & Wine Show
The Good Food & Wine Show is coming up soon in Brisbane and I have 2 tickets to give away. If you are in Brisbane November 4 -6 and would like to be in the running to win the tickets … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
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Toasted Garlic Bread
Not much of a recipe but a delicious way to serve a loaf of Turkish bread as part of a meal. Best to not go overboard on the garlic – I speak from experience. One clove of garlic per loaf … Continue reading
Chocolate Peppermint Brownies
Levi has a thing for chocolate and mint. Choc Mint biscuits are his favourite store bought treat and had to be incorporated into his birthday cake this year, a Choc Mint Ice Cream Cake. He goes crazy for the Mint … Continue reading
Posted in Afternoon Tea, Baking, Slice
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Maple Roasted Vegetables
Ever since seeing Nigella Lawson roast parsnips in maple syrup in ‘Nigella’s Christmas Kitchen’ I have been hooked. Maple syrup takes delicious roast vegetables up a notch making them sweet, sticky and irresistible. Adding some wholegrain mustard adds a little … Continue reading
Posted in Basics, Sides, Vegetarian
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