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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: January 2012
Eton Mess
When I watch Wimbledon, my thoughts turn to strawberries and cream. The same goes if I’m watching The Australian Open. In fact, whenever I am watching tennis I get a hankering for strawberries and cream. So after a month of … Continue reading
Zucchini And Pesto Pizza
My kids love to have routine and order. They seem to feel comfortable in knowing how our days, weeks and months are organised. Friday nights are pizza night and have been for many years now. The kids go through waves … Continue reading
Posted in Pizza, Uncategorized, Vegetarian
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Haloumi & Beetroot Salad
School is back on Monday after a lovely, not so long Summer holiday. Essie is starting school this year and she is beside herself with excitement. All books are contacted, lunch boxes labelled, uniforms ironed, new socks and shoes purchased … Continue reading
Posted in Lunch, Salad, Vegetarian
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Summer Sunrise Juice
The weather is all over the place at the moment. There has been a difference of 10 degrees in just a matter of days so even though we were sweltering last week I am currently wearing a cardigan to keep … Continue reading
Posted in Breakfast, Drinks
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The Ultimate Rocky Road
This recipe is a keeper. It is a recipe from my friend Jo, originally from her friend Kirani, which I have ever so slightly tweaked. It makes a huge slab to feed the masses. Perfect for Christmas gifts, parties and … Continue reading
Posted in Christmas, Kids In The Kitchen, Treats
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Chicken Kapitan Curry
When I was a student I had a couple of jobs at local cafes. One of the cafes had an apprentice chef work in the mornings to make salads and a few meals for take home ready meals. I was … Continue reading
Posted in Dinner, Family Dinner
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Pavlova For A Crowd
Christmas has been and gone and we have returned from our holiday up in Far North Queensland at Joel’s parents’ farm. Joel and I got to sleep in every single morning so it was truly a holiday. The kids got … Continue reading
Posted in Cheap and Cheerful, Christmas, Dessert, Feeding A Crowd, Uncategorized
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