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Mini corn and chive muffins

These tasty savoury corn and chive muffins are easy to make are are great as an on-the-go snack or healthy lunch box treat.
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CHOC-HAZELNUT FRIANDS

Choc-hazelnut friands

We used freeform paper cases made by pushing a 12cm square of paper (we used paper about the same thickness as printer paper) into ungreased pan holes, followed by a 12cm square of baking paper Note
almond honey squares

Almond honey squares

Satisfy your sweet tooth with this indulgent combination of honey, chocolate and crunchy almond.
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ratatouille

Ratatouille

A classic of French rural cooking, ratatouille makes a great side for lamb and chicken dishes.
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spiced stone fruit strudel

Spiced stone fruit strudel

The strudel is a classic German sweet pastry dish. We've been a little creative here and instead of using apples, we've used peaches and nectarines. You'll love the result.
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coffee hazelnut muffins

Coffee hazelnut muffins

Chocolatey coffee hazelnut muffins, with hazelnut frosting and a crunchy nut topping, pack a whole lot of flavour into every bite.
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eight

Eight birthday cake

Celebrate eight with this gorgeous yellow birthday cake decorated with edible orange flowers.
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CHOCOLATE TARTLETS

Chocolate tartlets

One bite of these delicious mini chocolate tarts and your guests will be begging for the recipe. The orange flavoured liqueur adds the perfect touch of sophistication. Grand Marnier or Cointreau will work beautifully.
mini apple tarte tatins

Mini apple tarte tatins

The lightness and flakiness of this delicious pastry is created during the rolling and folding process. The caramelised apples provide the perfect not-too-sweet topping. Serve with cream and enjoy.
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cauliflower &tomato gratin

Cauliflower and tomato gratin

Numerous studies have shown members of the brassica family, which includes tuscan cabbage and cauliflower, offer some protection against cancers and heart disease, as well as age-related processes. Pecorino is a hard Italian sheep’s milk cheese similar to parmesan, which may be used instead. Note
candied citrus cake

Candied citrus cake

candied citrus Combine sugar and the water in a large frying pan. Stir over low heat, without boiling, until sugar dissolves; add orange and lime slices. Bring to the boil. Reduce heat to low; simmer, uncovered, 15 minutes, turning slices occasionally. Remove from heat; cool slices on a wire rack. filling Beat ingredients in a […]
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FIG & DATE TARTS

Fig & date tarts

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jewels at nine

Jewels at nine

This cute birthday cake is perfect for a little girl or boy who are excited about turning nine!
Apple crumble custard creams

Apple crumble custard creams

These apple-shaped biscuits taste great just as they are, unfilled. But, for something special, the custard cream filling gives these biscuits the wow factor.
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syrup cakes recipes

Cherry syrup cake

A classic tea cake topped with fresh cherries and cherry syrup, this dish makes a delectable, finger-licking afternoon tea treat. Use a mix of red and white cherries if both are in season
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lemon and currant whoopee pies

Lemon and currant whoopee pies

Finely grate the rind from the lemon for the butter cream before juicing it for the pies. Don’t overcook the whoopee pies, they should feel a little soft while they’re hot. They will become firm on cooling. Note
Boiled whisky fruit cake

Boiled whisky fruit cake

This recipe is an updated version of an old favourite cake dating back to the 1960s. Store in the fridge, well-sealed, then cut while it’s cold: it soon comes to room temperature. Note
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apple and rhubarb streusel slice

Apple and rhubarb streusel slice

The German term for "sprinkle", a streusel is great to have with tea or coffee mid-morning on a chilly weekend, and this one's rhubarb and apple filling gives it a wonderfully homely flavour.
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spicy sausage pasta bake

Spicy sausage pasta

Tortiglioni, a straight tubular pasta with grooves on the exterior, works well when baked with a chunky sauce, such as this one. You can substitute it with rigatoni or ziti, if you like, but anything less substantial will get lost amid the hearty sausage and vegetables.
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beef lasagne

Beef lasagne

A healthy and organic beef lasagne using gluten-free, soy-free and egg-free ingredients.
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umbelievableumbrella

Unbelievable umbrella

Equipment; deep 30cm-round cake pan; 5.5cm round cutter; 40cm-square covered cake board; 3cm round cutter. Decorations; 100s & 1000s; 8 Allen’s Jaffas; 35 vanilla Allen’s Milk Bottle Mania, halved; 36 lime Allen’s Milk Bottle Mania, halved; 19 banana Allen’s Milk Bottle Mania, halved. The cutter we used was about 5cm deep, which made it easier […]
raspberry macaroons

Raspberry macarons

So popular is this delectable French biscuit, that it has its own day on which it is celebrated. March 20 is unofficially 'Macaron Day', and participating bakeries offer customers free samples. With this recipe, you can make your own!
rich red wine chocolate cake

Rich red wine chocolate cake

Some occasions call for a more sophisticated kind of sweetness, complex flavours rather than pure sugariness. If you're after something memorable, this rich red wine chocolate cake is an elegant, refined confection.
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mud cake hearts

Mud cake hearts

Paper hearts can be bought at newsagents, or you can place a smaller heartshaped cutter, covered with plastic wrap, on each cake before dusting. Dust hearts with icing sugar. Pour mixture evenly into prepared pan. Use a cutter to cut hearts. Note
berry cupcakes

Mixed berry cupcakes

There is a little more involved here than simply mixing berries into cupcake batter, but the results are absolutely stunning and delicious.
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apple and pear pies

Apple and pear pies

Sweet apple, pear and fig sit beneath a crispy filo pastry lid in this delicious autumnal pie.
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DATE CAKE WITH PORT

Date cake with port

Cooking this cake slowly ensures all of the moisture is maintained; resulting in a moist, fruity, delicious dessert. The ultimate treat.
chicken, mushroom and fennel pies with rocket salad

Chicken, mushroom and fennel pies with rocket salad

These pies taste wonderful with a fresh rocket salad dressed with 2 tablespoons lime juice, a tablespoon of olive oil and a clove of garlic. Combine this with 100g baby rocket leaves, ¼ cup coarsely chopped fresh flat-leaf parsley and ¼ cup fresh mint leaves. Sprinkle with 2 chopped green onions. Note
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Coconut Ice Cupcakes

Coconut ice cupcakes

Use a hot wet palette knife to spread the frosting over cakes. Either run your palette knife under the hot water tap or stand it in a cup of hot water. Note
creamcheeseandolivepalmiers

Cream cheese and olive palmiers

Filling can be made a day ahead. Cover; refrigerate until required. Palmiers, flat, flaky, palm-shaped French pastries, are traditionally made as a sweet with caramelised sugar. We have come up with this savoury version. Note
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oregano-baked fetta

Oregano-baked feta

Whole baked feta in the Greek-style, with oregano, paprika and pepper, makes a fabulous starter or shared platter. Serve with wedges of lemon.
B A K L AVA F I G S

Baklava figs

Impress your guests this autumn with this simple, stunning dessert. The addition of thickened cream sweetened with maple syrup rather than the usual sugar is simply perfect.
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almond, date and pistachio tart

Almond, date and pistachio tart

Filled with almond frangipane and sweet dates, this stunning tart is absolutely delicious served with whipped cream and a pot of hot coffee.
Herbed rack of lamb with potato smash

Herbed rack of lamb with potato smash

A fresh herb crust for lamb takes an already-succulent meat to the next level. This coating leaves out the breadcrumbs, so when you tuck in, the coating won’t crumble off, and you can savour every mouthful. All it needs is a simple side of smashed potatoes.
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Mango galettes with coconut cream

Mango galettes with coconut cream

Walk into any French patisserie and you will be greeted by a feast for the eyes. Among the delights you will surely see the delicate galette, topped with any variety of fruit; we've chosen mango and coconut cream
dannie dinosaur     CAKE

Dannie dinosaur cake

Assemble pieces ready to be iced. Use a palette knife to make scales. Position paper pattern on cake. Note
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BLACK FOREST GATEAUX

Black forest gateaux

Filled with jam and cream, these elegant little cakes are simply delectable, with a cherry on top.
shallot tartlets

Shallot tartlets

These delicious tarts have a buttery crust and make a fantastic light lunch served with salad.
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chocolate cake

Chocolate cake

You need 1 large overripe banana (230g), to get the amount of mashed banana required in this recipe This recipe is gluten-free and yeast-free The cake batter needs to be spread quite thinly to bake properly. If you haven’t got twox22cm sandwich pans use two x deep 22cm-round cake pans Note
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pumpkin pie

Pumpkin pie

Perhaps the most well known pumpkin recipe comes from the United States, in the form of this delicious pie. You will need to cook about 350g pumpkin for this recipe.
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aussie barbecued ham

Aussie barbecued ham

The traditional aussie christmas would not be complete without the traditional aussie ham! This delicious recipe will feed ten lucky guests.
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funny faces

Funny faces

Get the kids helping in the kitchen with these adorable funny face cupcakes.