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Turkey, pesto and ricotta lasagne
We used a thin tomato pasta sauce, also known as sugo or passata, which contains only tomatoes and onion. Note
Disco cake
Edible glitter is available from specialist cake decorating shops. Long (30cm) pipe cleaners, sometimes known as tinsel sticks, are available from craft stores. Note
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Chocolate mocha dacquoise terrine
A classic dacquoise is a layered meringue sandwiched with a buttercream filling. This chocolate mocha dacquoise terrine offers a more sophisticated depth of flavour than the standard fruit and cream filling.
Carrot cake with white chocolate icing
The only thing better than a traditional carrot cake is one with chocolate. And this recipe with a rich sweet white chocolate icing is naughty but nice.
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Deep-south wings
Sweet and sticky deep fried chicken wings from the deep south!
Vegetable and lentil lasagne
An excellent option for a nourishing, filling meat-free meal, these individual vegetable and lentil lasagnes will quickly become a family favourite.
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Chocolate and coconut dessert friands
We used chocolate with a 70% cocoa content. If paradise pears are unavailable, substitute 5 canned pear halves and omit step 1. Note
Apple cinnamon tarts
These crisp apple tarts are fuss-free, speedy to make and completely delicious.
Thai red chicken curry & coriander
A delicious Thai red chicken curry and coriander chicken with steamed jasmine rice.
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Choc caramel mud popcakes
You need to press the cake mixture into balls using your hands – do not roll as the mixture will crumble. You will need 25 lollypop or paddle pop sticks for this recipe. When dipping the cake pops in melted chocolate, tilt the bowl of chocolate to one side, so the chocolate is deep enough […]
Roast pumpkin and zucchini frittata
Perfect as lunch, a light dinner, afternoon tea or in a lunch box, roast pumpkin and zucchini frittata is a healthy, delicious and flexible dish.
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Zucchini and green olive pizza
When in season, use yellow zucchini for added colour, and sprinkle with black olives or capers. If taking to work for lunch, prepare the pizza, wrap in baking paper and cook in a heated sandwich press until the base is crisp and heated through.
Apple tart
Fill the house with nostalgic aromas of childhood apple pie with this warm and comforting tart.
Jam tarts
Use any jam you prefer. Note
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Lamb and pine nut little boats
Served with chopped parsley and a drizzle of yoghurt, these spicy lamb pastry boats are fantastic for a party.
Chicken and artichoke parcels
serving suggestion serve with mixed salad leaves, if desired. storage parcels can be prepared a day ahead; cover, refrigerate until required. Uncooked parcels may be frozen. Note
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Caramel apples
We used pink lady apples, but any type will be fine. If you prefer, crème fraîche, mascarpone or whipped cream can be flavoured and used instead of the yogurt. Note
Asian mini lamb roasts
Fast and delicious Asian-style mini lamb roasts from Australian Women's Weekly.
Baked prawn, asparagus and broad bean risotto
Celebrate spring with this zesty, flavour-packed risotto.
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Butter almond cake
Put the kettle on and enjoy a generous slice of this dense, buttery almond cake.
Fruit chews
Brown sugar gives this nutty slice the colour and taste of caramel.
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Beef and onion party pies
Perfect beef and onion party pies for sharing with friends and family.
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Teriyaki chicken rice burger
Sick of boring old hamburgers? Impress the family with this delicious teriyaki chicken and rice burger.
Chocolate and vanilla napoleon
The mille-feuille, or vanilla slice, or custard slice, is known as the Napoleon. It is a French pastry whose exact origin, despite its noble name, is unknown. It's also quite delicious.
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Chocolate pistachio tart
Rich and very chocolatey, the ground pistachios give this stylish tart a dense, moist texture.
Tower of golden macarons
What a stylish wedding or engagement cake this contemporary tower of golden macarons would make! There is some time and effort involved but it's oh so worth it for this grand and elegant creation.
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White chocolate and macadamia muffins
Surprise and delight the kids with these delicious white chocolate and macadamia muffins, or better still, get them involved in making them. They're dead easy and ready to be eaten in around 30 minutes.
Antipasto picnic loaf
That's not a sandwich...that's a sandwich! This delicious roast vegetable-stuffed antipasto loaf is simply perfect for a picnic lunch.
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Gluten-free chocolate cake
Gluten-free cakes are too often dry and disappointing, the mashed banana and jam helps make this gluten-free chocolate cake a rich, dense triumph.
Creamy chicken, mushroom & fennel pie
These are serious little pies; tender chunks of chicken, earthy mushrooms and fennel swimming in a creamy mustard sauce and topped with golden, flaky pastry.
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Pavlova
Classic pavlova is usually topped with mixed berries and passionfruit pulp. We've opted for a mix of berries here, but if you prefer you can use kiwifruit, thinly sliced pineapple, pawpaw and passionfruit pulp.
Pumpkin, sage and zucchini lasagne
Tender pumpkin and ribbons of zucchini are delicately flavoured with fresh sage to make this deep, layered vegetable lasagne.
Tandoori chicken with pomegranate raita
Spiced tandoori chicken with a delicious pomegranate raita from Australian Women's Weekly.
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Choc-orangemeringues
Store in an airtight container for up to 4 days. Note
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Timothy tiger kids’ cake
It's sure to impress.
Apricot cheesecake
Apricot lovers will adore this crisp, creamy cheesecake.
Blueberries and cream cupcakes
Celebrate any occasion with these stunning blueberry cupcakes.
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Coconut banana bread
You will need about four large overripe bananas for the amount of mashed banana required. Note
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Adventurous seven
Kids love to go camping. If you have a large enough grassed area at home, turn the area into a camping ground for the party. It's an easy, inexpensive party theme.
Nori, sesame and parmesan pastries
These tasty, flaky little pastries, seasoned with shards of nori, sesame and parmesan, make a great shared party platter. Use scissors to finely shred the nori.
Coconut and passionfruit whoopie pies
You will need about 6 passionfruit for the amount of pulp in this recipe. The cakes are best made on the day of serving. Assemble pies close to serving. Note
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Antipasto puff pastry tartlets
For best results, use a pizza tray with holes in the base; this will cook the pastry evenly. Note
Fairy princess
Only remove the legs of the doll if she’s too tall for the cake. Just push the doll, with legs, gently through the cake until the doll’s body is in the right position. Dolly Varden cake pans can be bought or hired from cake decorating suppliers. Note
Wholemeal apricot upside down cake
Upside down cake is a classic afternoon tea snack, but can also be presented as an impressive dessert.
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Baked apples and raspberries with quinoa almond crumble
The combination of tender baked apples, tart raspberries and a wonderfully crumbly quinoa and almond topping makes this healthy fruit dish perfect for dessert, brunch or a sweet snack.
Pecan sour cream cake
For a delicious afternoon tea, serve thick slices of this moist pecan cake with whipped cream.
Goat’s cheese soufflé
Soufflé must be made just before serving. Note
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Zucchini, fetta and corn wedges
Delicious and perfect to share with friends and family; zucchini, fetta and corn wedges from Australian Women's Weekly.
Baked ricotta with char-grilled vegetables and salsa verde
Served with grilled sourdough, this colourful dish makes a stunning, summery appetiser or lunch.
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Chocolate fondants with mascarpone coffee ice-cream
Warm chocolate pudding cakes with a molten chocolate core served with mascarpone coffee ice-cream make an elegant yet indulgent dessert.
Baked creamed potatoes
For a lower-fat version, use low-fat dairy-free spread instead of the butter, low-fat mayonnaise, light sour cream and light cream. (per serving) 31.1g fat; 2196kJ (525 cal) We used whole-egg mayonnaise. You can also use pink-eye or sebago potatoes for this recipe. Note
Chocolate mousse puffs
It is fine to use two 300ml (or one 600ml) cartons of cream for this recipe, so as not to waste the remaining 20ml. Note
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Banana blueberry cakes
These homely little cakes are so easy to make and go perfectly with a hot cup of tea.
Taller at two
Be sure to remove toothpicks from cake before cutting and serving. Note
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Zucchini walnut loaf
This recipe is easy to make, easy to freeze, moist and delicious. A winner on all fronts.
Caramelised vegetables
Sweet and sticky caramelised vegetables that go perfectly with roast dinners.
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Baked pasta with lamb
With hints of warm spices, mint and feta, this baked pasta dish is full of flavour and makes a wonderful family meal.
Vegetarian cigars with harissa yogurt
Like a Mediterranean version of spring rolls, these subtly spiced cigars and full of rich, zingy flavours, and make easy finger food for a dinner party.
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Jaffa jelly cakes
Sponge drops are topped with orange jelly and coated in melted chocolate to make these spectacular jaffa jelly cakes.
Honey soy wings
Wing tips can be used to make chicken stock. Note
Mocha almond cake
The smooth flavour of mocha in a freshly baked, moist cake is irresistible. This cake will keep for up to 2 days, but we're sure it won't last that long!
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Baked duck and mandarin salad
Duck and citrus are a stunning pair in this flavour-packed salad.
Heart balloons
equipment 12-hole (½-cup/125ml) friand pan 5 strong wooden toothpicks 35cm x 40cm prepared cake board (see basic know-how number 2, pages 160-161) medium gum-leaf cutter You’ll have about 1 cup of the cake mixture left over, enough to make another four balloons. The balloons are not difficult to make, but getting the sides of the […]
White chocolate, lime and ginger mousse tarts
These sweet little bites are a hint of zesty and a touch of creamy; a crowd pleaser and a joy to make.
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Barramundi with kipflers and roasted capsicum
The perfect summer dish; barramundi with kipflers and roasted capsicum from Australian Women's Weekly.
Caramel angel food cake with sugared pecans
The pan is measured at the top, not the base. It’s important to not grease the tube pan, the cake mixture needs to cling to the pan as it rises during the baking process. Tube pans are large smooth-sided ring pans with small “feet” to support the inverted pan while the cake cools. If the […]
Pumpkin tabbouleh
The addition of roasted pumpkin in this delicious tabbouleh dish adds a hearty, flavoursome note to this dish, making it filling enough to enjoy on it's own as a light lunch or as part of a big dinner spread.
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Blueberry ginger scones with custard cream
For a beautiful morning tea, serve these golden blueberry scones warm, split open with a dollop of custard cream.