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This collection of food blog recipes has been developed to be simple and budget friendly, “inspired” by the tastes of yo...

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Foodie photos from this year

I upgraded my awful Blackberry (yes, I went there) to an iPhone 4S this year. And while I've been lazy about blogging working on some other projects,...

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The Masterchef franchise

Last week the partner and I checked out MasterChef Live! Thanks to some free tickets from a friend. It was my first time to see the exhibition and it...

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Anzac Day

Anzac Day

My partner made some tasty looking traditional treats for Anzac Day!

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A very spa-ducken Christmas - the result

The final verdict, spa-ducken is tasty. It was a good feat, even though the final glaze turned out a little bit burnt but the rest was 100% fine. Definitely...

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It is a very spa-ducken Christmas - pt 2

Ah Christmas Eve. Where shoppers leap for the last sprig of rosemary and fret with traditional pre-Christmas spirit over the misplaced shopping list left...

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A very spa-ducken Christmas - pt 1

It's going to be a spa-ducken Christmas! That's right, spa-ducken! Let me explain. We're hosting Christmas this year for 7. While I love cooking our...

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Salt baked crusted spatchcock

Yum - great salty goodness. I've never actually made a spatchcock before but it didn't really seem like it would be that different to chicken. Make the...

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Bourke st bakery Flourless chocolate cake

260 g dark chocolate 135 ml milk 40 g yoghurt 4 eggs 105 g caster sugar for eggs 4 egg whites 160 g caster sugar for egg whites 135 ml pouring...

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Masterchef - Gary's Blackforest Cake & why do you cook?

I've been meaning to try this out for some time now - and with quite a bit of stress over the past couple of weeks, I figured the best thing to do to...

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Five Spice Bacon Salad

Five spice pork is a lovely traditional chinese dish - the sweet and savoury taste of the five spice seasoning goes lovely with natural richness and juiciness...

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Avocado Pesto

Avocado Pesto

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[...] 260 g dark chocolate 135 ml milk 40 g yoghurt 4 eggs 105 g caster sugar for eggs 4 egg whites 160 g caster sugar for egg whites 135 ml pouring cream 55 g unsweetened cocoa powder, sifted [...]

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[...] cups flour 1/2 cup chopped fresh thyme Couple of sprigs rosemary leaves stripped from stalks 2 egg whites 200 ml of water PS oh yeah - In case it's not obvious, DON'T EAT THE CRUST!!! :D [...]

A very spa-ducken Christmas - pt 1

[...] It's going to be a spa-ducken Christmas! That's right, spa-ducken! Let me explain. We're hosting Christmas this year for 7. While [...]

It is a very spa-ducken Christmas - pt 2

[...] list left forgotten in a supermarket aisle. Meanwhile, in our little flat, the very spa-ducken Christmas is well on its way. But first, to get into the spirit of the season, some festive [...]

A very spa-ducken Christmas - the result

The final verdict, spa-ducken is tasty. It was a good feat, even though the final glaze turned out a little bit burnt but the rest was 100% fine. Def [...]

Foodie photos from this year

[...] brekkie A few of my favourite dishes, pork belly with crackling, sticky rice with Chinese sausage and beans. I saw that the local pub had this dish on the menu - but I have to say, my [...]

Salt baked crusted spatchcock

[...] 45 minutes and let it rest for about 5 more. The sides are steamed sticky rice with chinese sausage and shitake mushrooms with some steamed chinese broccoli. Crust: 1 1/4 cup rock salt [...]

It is a very spa-ducken Christmas - pt 2

[...] can see I'm taking a bit of an Asian twist using my favourite staple, sticky rice and Chinese sausage. Tomorrow the cooking and feasting. Merry Christmas everyone! We'll be posting the [...]

A very spa-ducken Christmas - the result

[...] , deboned completely Medium sized duck, deboned with wings and legs in place Sticky rice and chinese sausage stuffing 1/2 bunch thyme Few sprigs of oregano Salt/pepper Rice wine and stock for roasting [...]

Salt baked crusted spatchcock

[...] celsius oven for about 45 minutes and let it rest for about 5 more. The sides are steamed sticky rice with chinese sausage and shitake mushrooms with some steamed chinese broccoli. Crust: 1 1/4 cup [...]

It is a very spa-ducken Christmas - pt 2

[...] stuffing prepared. As you can see I'm taking a bit of an Asian twist using my favourite staple, sticky rice and Chinese sausage. Tomorrow the cooking and feasting. Merry Christmas everyone! We'll be [...]

Foodie photos from this year

[...] salmon for a Sunday brekkie A few of my favourite dishes, pork belly with crackling, sticky rice with Chinese sausage and beans. I saw that the local pub had this dish on the menu - but [...]

Lobster ravioli

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[...] egg and finally in the breadcrumbs - ensure they are well coated. Use about 2 cups of oil in a fry pan, enough to create a shallow layer of oil. Heat to frying temperatures and lay out the carrots. [...]

Slow cooked salmon

[...] skillet to crisp it up a bit. For the bed, we used caramelised onions quickly sauted in a fry pan with some fine white wine and a few chunks of navel oranges. Lay the salmon, skin up, on [...]

Homemade gnocchi with garganzola spinach sauce

[...] 2 tbs grated parmesan Pinch of salt Sauce: 125 g garganzola cheese 1/2 cup milk 20 g butter 100 mL cream 100 g spinach, chopped Salt and pepper to taste Method: To make the gnocchi: Place the potatoes [...]

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[...] in the oven. Feeling quite proud of myself, I went on to read about the topping. "300 mL cream, well whipped" Crap. (turned out okay, but definitely investing the $30 in a mixer!) -- [...]

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[...] 260 g dark chocolate 135 ml milk 40 g yoghurt 4 eggs 105 g caster sugar for eggs 4 egg whites 160 g caster sugar for egg whites 135 ml pouring cream 55 g unsweetened [...]

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[...] out okay, but definitely investing the $30 in a mixer!) -- Ingredients: 4 egg whites 300 g caster sugar 1 tsp vinegar 3 tbs corn flour 1 tsp vanilla -- and if you don't have a mixer - a fork and [...]

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A very spa-ducken Christmas - the result

[...] happy holidays all and see you in the new year. Here's to a delightful and delicious 2012. Spa-ducken Spatchcock, deboned completely Medium sized chicken, deboned completely Medium sized duck, deboned [...]

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Bourke st bakery Flourless chocolate cake

[...] 260 g dark chocolate 135 ml milk 40 g yoghurt 4 eggs 105 g caster sugar for eggs 4 egg whites 160 g caster sugar for egg whites 135 ml pouring cream 55 g unsweetened cocoa powder, sifted [...]

When life gives you flat macarons - make cookies!

[...] including from Poh's kitchen. I sieved almond meal and icing sugar to grainy fineness, whipped egg whites to peaked perfection, and folded everything together to that magma like consistency that all [...]

Master Chef Inspired Pavlova

[...] problem - was that I didn't own a beater. And when I saw those dreaded instructions: "whip egg whites to glossy, satiny peaks" I knew I was in trouble. About 30 minutes of hard core whipping [...]

Salt baked crusted spatchcock

[...] cups flour 1/2 cup chopped fresh thyme Couple of sprigs rosemary leaves stripped from stalks 2 egg whites 200 ml of water PS oh yeah - In case it's not obvious, DON'T EAT THE CRUST!!! :D [...]

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