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Egg-and-dairy-free cupcakes

You can make these egg-and-dairy-free cupcakes in either vanilla or chocolate flavour, or if you're catering for many, make a batch of each.
tuna and carrot pinwheels

Tuna and carrot pinwheels

You can substitute the extra ricotta with cream cheese, if you like. Note
tabbouleh

Tabbouleh

Not suitable to freeze. Not suitable to microwave. Note
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Rolled rice porridge

Check the health aisle at the supermarket and your local health food store for rolled rice to make this delicious gluten-free, wheat-free, yeast-free, dairy-free and egg-free porridge.
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white chocolate cups with fruche and strawberries

White chocolate cups with fruche and strawberries

The kids will adore these little white chocolate cups with strawberries and fruche. For a more adult version, leave out the fruche and dip the strawberries in white chocolate before arranging them in the cups.
Roasted tomato salad

Roasted tomato salad

Roasting really intensifies the flavour of tomatoes, so one of the delights of this roasted tomato salad is actually being able to taste the subtle differences between different varieties of tomato.
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Marinated baby bocconcini with prosciutto

Marinated baby bocconcini with prosciutto

If you're looking for a simple, tasty and appealing platter for a party then marinated baby bocconcini with prosciutto is your friend. Salty meat wrapped around mild, sweet cheese and spiked with basil. Perfect.
Yogurt, garlic and cucumber dip (tzatziki)

Tzatziki

Creamy, garlicky tzatziki is fabulous served with roast lamb or on kebabs, but also as a dip with a pile of crisp, freshly cut vegetables, crackers or twists.
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Gourmet guacamole

Gourmet guacamole

Queso anejo and poblano chillies bring an authentic Mexican flavour to this gourmet guacamole. If you can't lay your hands on any queso anejo, you can use parmesan and other similar cheeses in its place.
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parsnip soup with kale chips

Parsnip soup with kale chips

Be extremely careful when blending hot soup, let it cool a little first. Don’t overfill the blender, one third to half full is a good guide, and make sukre the lid is secure. Alternatively use a stick blender. Note
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