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Braised MushroomsA luxurious and stylish sauce for mushrooms. Serve on a toasted bread with some crumble of blue cheese for a delicious experience. |
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cordialI am about to make this today this recipe was handed down to me by my grandma, and is used all over the high country, taken out to the workers at least 3 times a day. Please excuse my measurements asI have allways made this by heart.You can play around with the fruitI use lemons limes, oranges in different quantities depending on what… |
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Fried Risotto BallsMost of the work can be done a day in advance. For over-the-top cheesiness, serve with a cheese sauce for dipping. For additional flavor, start with a flavored risotto such as mushroom. This is an excellent hors d’oeuvre to serve half-way through the party to bring new interest to the food. |
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Claudia's Chicken Pasta SaladA lovely Salad you can throw together in minutes !! I prefer to kepp the ingredients diced, you can also choose to finley chop or slice. Eat as a main or as a side salad with or without the chicken. Serve with Crusty Bread !! |
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Cranberry Chocolate DelightA wonderful easy recipe that my Sister passed onto me. It is sooo tasty. People will be back for more. Extremely quick and easy to make. It looks lovely wrapped in a cellophane box or bag. It looks very Christmassy. I hope you enjoy it. |
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Caesar SaladMy Australian styled caesar salad is a variation on the original Caesar Salad which was originally created in 1924 by Italian chef Caesar Cardini at his restaurant in Tijuana, Mexico where it was prepared and served right at the table. My Australian styled Caesar salad was created for the Australian Food event at the Sheraton Grande… |
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BushettaBushetta is the Australian version of Italian bruschetta and I reckon it even tastes better too. So instead of using fresh tomatoes, olive oil and basil I use a combination of bush tomato chutney, yakajirri, macadamia nut oil and wildfire spice. It’s best to make them up just before you serve them otherwise the bread gets soggy and… |
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Plank Grilled SalmonMy Plank Grilled Salmon literally takes no more than ten minutes to cook and is seriously the best salmon you’ll ever taste. You can use any type of salmon for this recipe, but I’ve tasted fresh and smoked salmon from right around the world…Scottish salmon in London, Alaskan salmon in Seattle and Norwegian salmon while working in… |
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Gumleaf Scented Creme CaramelThe crème caramel is a rich custard dessert with a layer of soft caramel on top and is a good test for the even the best chefs. In this recipe the custard or crème is flavoured with Australian gumleaf oil which provides a subtle Eucalyptus flavour for something different. |
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Wattleseed Beef TenderloinWhilst working at the Duxton Hotel in Singapore a few years back, I was inspired by a French chef who used to make dish he called Coffee Beef. The dish does sound unusual, however my version using wattleseed is rather subtle compared to the over powering strong coffee aromas that his dish produced. I first did this dish whilst guest… |
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Snapper Macadamia Nut PestoWhile I was an apprentice chef at the Watermark restaurant in Sydney, the kitchen brigade took turns on who would create the fish of the day offering. The best fish dishes often sold out by the middle of service. Although this dish is not one of the specials we created, it is rather similar in presentation and style to those we… |
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