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| Mango And Toasted Coconut Semifreddo | |
Yet another brilliant recipe from the coffers of Donna Hay's huge collection, this one tested out my new ice-cream maker beautifully and we had a creamy, delightful concoction for a hot, sunny day. Possibly the best ice cream ... ooops semifreddo i have had yet!
Added:29th Feb, 2008 | Viewed 627 times
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| Pineapple Crunch | |
A fast, no-cook dessert idea that is chilled, juicy and crunchy.
Added:7th Dec, 2007 | Viewed 445 times
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| Potato And Cabbage Mash | |
A quick side dish for the entire family, a hit especially with the kids.
Added:12th Nov, 2007 | Viewed 319 times
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| Anzac Biscuits | |
The crunchy, chewy all Australian Favourite Anzac Biscuits were someone's clever idea during World War I. God Bless that person! This is Bill Granger's fantastic and easy version.
Added:31st Oct, 2007 | Viewed 273 times
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| Chocolate Chip Pound Cake | |
A true classic, for every little kid and for the little kid in each one of us!
Added:30th Oct, 2007 | Viewed 243 times
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| Peanut Butter And Oat Slice | |
Ooey Gooey and crunchy peanut butter for breakfast? In a slice with loads of coconut? How can you say no to that?
Added:8th Oct, 2007 | Viewed 265 times
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| Ham And Sweetcorn Fritters | |
This is a quick lunchbox or after-school snack idea.
Added:8th Oct, 2007 | Viewed 218 times
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| Ginger And Plum Chicken | |
A good side dish idea, especially for the kids. They love the sweet and sour tang! They might even enjoy preparing it because of its simplicity.
Added:10th Sep, 2007 | Viewed 209 times
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| Drop Doughnuts | |
I have been wanting to try these ever since I saw their picture in a local food magazine. Of German origin, they take the intimidation out of trying to achieve perfectly round donuts with holes in the middle. Just scoop the dough and drop it into the hot oil [very carefully of course!], and serve them with a smattering of sugar and ground cinnamon.
Added:4th Sep, 2007 | Viewed 254 times
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| Corn Bhel | |
"Bhel" is an Indian term most often used to describe a savoury snack with a base of puffed rice, beans or nuts mixed with chopped salad veggies and flavoured with spices and sauces to impart that distinct "chatpata" taste that has millions of fans all around the world. In this unusual "bhel" version, the base is corn kernels and chopped fruits have been added alongwith veggies to make it kid friendly. Try serving in little paper cups at your kid's next birthday party for a nutritious birthday treat.
Added:9th Aug, 2007 | Viewed 416 times
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