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Coconut Ice Snow Balls

Coconut ice snow balls

Make ahead Make snowballs up to 1 week ahead. Cover, then refrigerate. Try tinting the extra coconut with food colouring. Note
Thai red beef curry

Thai red beef curry

Turn one of the cheaper cuts of beef into a melt-in-the-mouth tender, flavoursome and hearty meal. Serve with steamed rice.
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impossible pie

Impossible pie

Don’t worry that the mixture separates during cooking. It forms natural layers to give the impression of a pie crust. Note
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Banana cream pie

Banana cream pie

You'll only need a sliver of a slice of this decadent and delicious banana cream pie created by the team at Woman's Day. That way, because it's just a sliver, you can have another.
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Chocolate coconut slice

Chocolate coconut slice

This moreish slice is perfect for morning tea with a hot cuppa or as a delicious treat for the kids after school. They'll gobble it up!
Coconut and raspberry cake

Coconut and raspberry cake

Sweet, golden and full of gorgeous flavours, this beautiful coconut and raspberry cake is perfect for an indulgent morning or afternoon tea with your friends.
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Deep-fried ice-cream balls

Deep-fried ice-cream

A classic dessert often served after a big meal in Chinese restaurants. Make it for your loved ones at home and serve with fresh fruit for a quick and tasty treat. The combination of a crispy golden coating and cool, creamy ice-cream is unbeatable.
Coconut impossible pie

Coconut impossible pie

Straddling the two worlds of cake and pie, this warm and gooey dessert is best served with fruits and cream.
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Pear and raspberry crumble

Pear and raspberry crumble

As the weather starts to get colder, it's time to revisit warming Autumn desserts and this crumble is a real winner.
Sticky Coconut Rice balls

Sticky coconut rice balls

Instead of mango, use another soft fruit of choice. Toast the sesame seeds by stirring them in a frying pan over a medium heat 2-3 minutes. Transfer to a bowl. Note
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Vegetable bhaji

Vegetable bhaji

Upgrade your garden variety vegetable fritter to an altogether more exotic version with this vegetable bhaji. Add dollop of mango chutney and you'll be in heaven.
beef panang curry

Beef panang curry

A classic Asian dish, this spicy panang curry sauce works beautifully with tender beef to create this flavour packed meal.
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angel cakes

Butterfly angel cakes

You could also use a 6-hole oversized muffin pan, if preferred. Bake larger muffins for a further 5 minutes. Note
Lolly cake

Lolly cake

Why choose between cake and lollies when you can have both in one handy slice?
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Banana and coconut cake

Banana and coconut cake

To ripen bananas quickly, place in a brown paper bag in a warmish place until brown. To give the cake a nutty flavor, fold 1 cup of chopped pecans into the mix after adding the sour cream. Note
Mango Cake with Lemon Icing

Mango cake with lemon icing

You can use canned or frozen mango when not in season. For extra lemony icing, add 2 teaspoons finely grated lemon zest. Note
coconut bread

Coconut bread

A delicious breakfast can be prepared in a flash with this coconut bread. Just pop it under the grill for a couple of minutes until it begins to brown lightly and, if you like, spread it with a little butter.
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coconut cake

Coconut cake

Beautifully moist and light, this coconut cake with its lovely and sweet frosting is the perfect accompaniment to your afternoon tea or coffee. It's even better when shared with someone you love.
coconut custard tarts

Baked coconut custard tarts

Sweet and satisfying, these little baked coconut custard tarts have the added nutty depth of both shredded and desiccated coconut, plus a dash of lemon zest.
beef and zucchini red curry

Beef and zucchini red curry

The use of scotch fillet steak means that this beef and zucchini curry will be ready in no time. Sprinkle some crushed peanuts on top, together with a generous squeeze of lime and serve with jasmine rice.
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coconut cherry slice

Coconut cherry slice

This coconut cherry slice manages to be just a little bit posh while at the same time packing a delicious chocolatey punch. Enjoy with your afternoon coffee or tea.
thai beef and coconut curry

Thai beef and coconut curry

This sweet and fragrant Thai beef and coconut curry is spicy without being too hot, with tender morsels of beef and vegetables in a rich, creamy curry sauce.
apricot and coconut slice

Apricot and coconut slice

The best thing about this slice, besides how yummy it tastes, is that there's no cooking required. A great recipe to have on hand for those days when you need to both entertain and feed kids as you can easily make it together.
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COCONUT & PASSIONFRUIT TART

Coconut & passionfruit tart

You'll need to make this coconut and passionfruit tart a day ahead as it will need to be refrigerated overnight to be ready for serving. Serve topped wtih extra passionfruit and thick (double) cream.
CHOCOLATE CHERRY SLICE

Chocolate cherry slice

If you're a fan of the cherry ripe, you'll love our chocolate cherry slice. The combination of cherries, chocolate and coconut will be reminiscent of this quintessential chocolate bar, only better.
chocolate cornflake slice

Chocolate cornflake slice

Lunchbox surprise, kids' party food, or a sweet treat to have with your morning coffee, the chocolate cornflake slice is surprisingly versatile and child's play to make.
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berry coconut and yogurt parfaits

Berry, coconut and yoghurt parfaits

There is no cooking required for this fabulous layered dessert, and it just takes a few minutes to put together, so you can indulge in a berry, coconut and yoghurt parfait at a moment's notice.
thai-style beef curry

Thai-style beef curry

A light and sweet Thai-style beef curry with tender chunks of beef cooked in a tamarind, lime and chilli spiced coconut curry. Serve on a bed of steamed rice to soak up all the delicious sauce.
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black forest french macaroons

Black forest French macarons

Back in 1792, two Carmelite nuns dubbed the "Macaron Sisters" baked and sold macarons to pay for their lodgings. Over 200 years later, our love affair with these almond delights continue. These chocolate and cherry macarons are beautiful served with hot espresso.
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lemon marshmallows

Lemon marshmallows

Marshmallows are best eaten on the day they are made when they are at their softest. Note
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lime + coconut friands

Lime + coconut friands

This recipe is gluten-free, wheat-free, yeast-free and nut-free. If the coconut is browning too quickly, cover the friands loosely with foil. storage Friands can be stored in an airtight container for up to 3 days. Note
albert squares

Albert squares

Put the kettle on and indulge in this classic slice for a sweet morning or afternoon treat.
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muesli

Nut-free muesli

This simple nut-free muesli is great for kids, and ideal for making lunchbox snacks such as muesli bars and muffins with.
fruit chews

Fruit chews

Brown sugar gives this nutty slice the colour and taste of caramel.
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FROU FROU CAKES

Frou frou cakes

Do not thaw the frozen raspberries as their colour will bleed into the cake. These cakes are best made on the day of serving. Note
triple coconut cheesecake

Triple coconut cheesecake

Like a Bounty candy bar in cheesecake form, this recipe combines the delicious duo of coconut and chocolate with a sensational result.
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apricot muesli slice

Apricot muesli slice

With a crunchy oat, cornflake and coconut topping, this slice is the perfect morning pick-me-up.
choc-raspberry lamington slice

Choc-raspberry lamington slice

Leaving a 1cm (½ inch) border of sponge without cream will make the icing of the sides of the slice easier to do. The weight of the top layer of sponge will push the cream far enough. Note
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praline rocky road ice-cream

Praline rocky road ice-cream

Just a few extra ingredients and about half an hour in the kitchen and you can turn regular chocolate ice-cream into a delicious and very sophisticated dessert.
bounty

Bounty

A creamy and tropical Bounty cocktail from Australian Women's Weekly.
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vegetable yellow curry

Vegetable yellow curry

A light and flavoursome yellow curry with kumara, green beans and tofu from Australian Women's Weekly.
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HONEY COCONUT CRUNCH

Honey coconut crunch

Filled with chopped apricots, peanuts and cornflakes for added crunch, this easy fridge slice is delicious served with coffee.
coconut sesame crisps

Coconut sesame crisps

You may find it easier to bake just two crisps on a tray at a time. Re-use the baking-paper lining. Store crisps in an airtight container for up to a week. Note
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CHERRY COCONUT AND ORANGE CAKE

Cherry coconut and orange cake

For a sweet and satisfying treat, try a slice of this moist cherry and orange loaf, delicious served with a dollop of yoghurt or cream.
thai coconut prawns

Thai coconut prawns

You need 24 bamboo skewers, soak them in cold water for at least an hour prior to use to prevent them from splintering and scorching. Note
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Mixed dhal

Mixed dhal

There's nothing like a bowl of mixed dhal when you need a nourishing, easy and inexpensive meal that doesn't compromise on flavour.