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tuna niçoise tarts

Tuna niçoise tarts

Use sashimi quality tuna; the loin is the best cut for this recipe. A non-stick pan is best to use for cooking the tuna. Don’t overcook the tuna, it should be rare. Make-ahead tips 8 hours Make filling; cover, refrigerate. Note
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BANANA WALNUT BREAD

Banana walnut bread

Pop the kettle on and treat yourself to a thick, buttered slice of moist banana walnut bread.
slada felfla (capsicum dip)

Slada felfla (capsicum dip)

Red capsicum dip is nutritious, tastes great and is very easy to make. Here, we've given you a spiced up Moroccan version. Serve dip with crusty bread; we used toasted pitta bread.
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bollito misto

Bollito misto

Bollito misto, which translates as "boiled mixed meats", is a traditional North Italian dish served on New Year's Eve and other special occasions.
quick chicken satay

Quick chicken satay

Satay originated in Indonesia, and today features prominently in Indonesian, Malaysian, Thai, Vietnamese, Chinese and African cuisines. This satay recipe is quick and deceptively simple, requiring few ingredients and minimal preparation and cooking time.
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steamed fish with chilli and ginger

Steamed fish with chilli and ginger

Here is a classic Asian dish that works every time; steaming will give you a soft, moist and tender flesh that slides right off the bone. Go heavy or light on the chilli, depending on your personal heat threshold.
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grilled tomato and red capsicum gazpacho

Grilled tomato and red capsicum gazpacho

Originally from the Spanish region of Andalusia, gazpacho is a soup made from raw blended vegetables. We've grilled the tomato and capsicum here for a more intense flavour. Serve chilled, with parmesan croutons.
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Butterscotch and white chocolate fondue

Butterscotch and white chocolate fondue

Cream mixture must be cooled 5 minutes before adding chocolate to avoid the chocolate “seizing”, that is, becoming grainy and firm and having the appearance of a dull paste. Note
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Photography by Andre Martin

Mochaccino tartlets

The tart cases we used were bought frozen and unbaked; they come ready-to-bake in foil cases and measure 6.5cm in diameter. They are available from supermarkets. Tartlets can be made a day ahead, keep refrigerated.
Photography by Andre Martin

Couscous salad with mixed peas and beans

Prepare the couscous and cook the beans and peas the day before the picnic. Plunging the barely cooked beans and peas into a bowl of iced water will instantly stop the cooking and will hold the colour better than rinsing them under cold water. Drain them well then wrap in paper towel and store in the fridge. Assemble the salad on the morning of the picnic.
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roasted capsicum and goat's cheese terrine

Roasted capsicum and goat’s cheese terrine

This beautiful looking terrine is a feast for both the eyes and the taste buds. The spinach and walnut pesto finishes off the dish perfectly; serve as a starter, or accompanied with a salad for a light lunch.
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strawberry ice punch

Strawberry ice punch

This is a great alcohol-free drink to offer guests, but you could replace the mineral water and lemonade with champagne if you want to make a punch with punch.
Coffin pesto pizzettas

Coffin pesto pizzettas

These pizza bases measure around 20 x 30cm and are available from the bakery section of your supermarket. If unavailable use shortcrust pastry. Parboil potatoes by cooking them whole in a saucepan of simmering water for about 5 minutes, until just tender. Note
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Embossed lace cupcakes

Embossed lace cupcakes

EQUIPMENT 12 plain white paper cases texture-embossing mat 7cm (2¾-inch) round cutter new large soft-bristled brush Ensure you have enough cakes for all the guests. If you like, choose a few different cake recipes, so you get a variety of cakes. The ganache and ready-made icing covering will keep the cakes fresh for a few […]
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brandied cumquats

Brandied cumquats

These preserved citrus fruits are great to use as a base for a whole range of desserts dishes such as pies, puddings, cakes and crumbles.
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boiled eggs with dukkah salt

Boiled eggs with dukkah salt

Serve boiled eggs sprinkled with chive or lemon salt as an alternative to dukkah. Dukkah is an Egyptian spice blend made of roasted nuts and aromatic spices. It is available from Middle- Eastern food stores, specialty spice stores and most major supermarkets. Note
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bottled tomatoes

Bottled tomatoes

Preserve your own bottle tomatoes with this recipe from Australian Women's Weekly.
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beetroot tzatziki

Beetroot tzatziki

Wear a pair of rubber gloves when you handle the cooked beetroot to avoid staining your hands. Note
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mango creams

Mango creams

These mango cremes are quick and easy to make and you can pop them in the fridge early in the day, ready for dessert later in the evening. You could serve them with berries for an extra splash of colour, if you like.
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gluten-free berry tarts

Gluten-free berry tarts

An elegant dish to bake for an afternoon tea with friends, or a light dessert on a summer's eve. Serve with a little cream if you like.
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MEDITERRANEAN VEGETABLE AND HALOUMI BRUSCHETTA

Mediterranean vegetable and haloumi bruschetta

Serve up this delicious Mediterranean style bruschetta at your next gathering. Haloumi is a cheese that just begs to be grilled, and combined with tomatoes, basil and capers it is out of this world.
chlorophyll and beetroot cleanser

Chlorophyll and beetroot cleanser

Chlorophyll is the chemo-protein that gives plants their green color. Humans get it from leafy green vegetables, such as broccoli, lettuce, cabbage, and spinach. We have used celery stalks and flat leaf parsley. Note
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baked chilli and oregano fetta

Baked chilli and oregano fetta

The perfect alternative to the ever-predictable round of brie cheese. Baked chilli and oregano fetta is melt in the mouth and bursting with flavor.
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leek and saffron

Leek and saffron sauce

This leek and saffron sauce goes beautifully with fish and also as an accompaniment to grilled chicken breasts; pan-fried pork cutlets and steamed greens, such as asparagus and broccoli.
lamb stew with buttermilk mash

Lamb stew with buttermilk mash

The stew is best made just before serving. If you want to freeze it, cook it up until the end of step 2. Add the mushrooms after reheating thawed stew. Note
coconut truffles

Coconut truffles

Using fresh coconut for sweet dishes like this will enhance the flavour immeasurably, and you'll find many greengrocers and supermarkets now sell plastic bags of shredded or grated fresh coconut in the Asian ingredient section.
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wholemeal pasta with cauliflower and olives

Wholemeal pasta with cauliflower and olives

This quick and tasty pasta dish is perfect for a mid-week family dinner. Wholemeal pasta is delicately tossed through a fragrant tomato, cauliflower and olive sauce to create this deliciously healthy dinner.
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broccoli & ocean trout salad

Broccoli and ocean trout salad

Ocean trout is a tender and tasty addition to a salad - especially if you're over salmon. Together with sweet pear, crunchy seared vegetables and cashews, this salad has it all.
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chicken sausage rolls

Chicken sausage rolls

We love a good sausage roll recipe at the Weekly, so we thought we'd give the classic sausage roll a spin and create this delicious version using chicken mince instead!
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Cheeseburgers

Cheeseburgers

Delicious and fun homemade cheeseburgers that the whole family will love.