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tuscan beef stew

Tuscan beef stew

In Italian, osso buco means bone with a hole'. It is cut from the shin of the hind leg (shank), and is also known as knuckle. The hole is filled with rich bone marrow, also known as jelly’; stand the bones upright to cook, so you don’t lose the delicious jelly inside. This recipe is […]
HONEY NOUGAT & ESPRESSO SEMIFRED DO

Honey nougat and espresso semifreddo

This divine homemade frozen dessert combines crunchy chocolate-coated honeycomb, sweet honey nougat and fragrant espresso to create an irresistible treat for your loved ones.
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tomato & lemon myrtle chutney

Tomato and lemon myrtle chutney

Lemon myrtle is a native Australian herb with a pleasant intense lemony taste, without the acidity. It’s available from the spice section of major supermarkets. Substitute 1 teaspoon finely grated lemon rind or 2 very thinly sliced kaffir lime leaves. Note
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tropical fruit cakes

Tropical fruit cakes

It's time to jazz up the classic fruit cake to be enjoyed at any time for any season or occasion.
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Chilli fish tagine

Chilli fish tagine

We used blue-eye fillets in this recipe but you can use any firm white fish fillets. Fish or chicken stock can be used instead of wine. Mustard seed oil is available from health-food shops, delicatessens and some supermarkets. If you like, use olive oil instead. Note
turkey buffé withcouscousstuffing

Turkey breast with couscous stuffing

The turkey buffé, or breast, is perfect if you don't require the entire bird to feed the hoards on Christmas day. The special stuffing and paprika rub add a touch of festive cheer.
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braciole with cheese

Braciole with cheese

Best made a day ahead; can be refrigerated, covered, up to 3 days, or frozen for up to 3 months. Reheat in moderately slow oven about 45 minutes or until hot. Smoked provolone is an all-purpose semi-hard Italian cheese with a firm texture wit a mild, smoky flavor. Note
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BRAISED LEG OF LAMB WITH BEANS

Braised leg of lamb with beans

Braising is a cooking technique that is usually used for tougher, less expensive cuts of meat. The meat is seared, or browned, and then simmered in liquid on a low heat in a covered pot. The resulting meat is beautifully tender and flavourful. Slow cooker: suitable to the end of step 6. Pressure cooker: suitable […]
lemon sorbet

Lemon sorbet

Refresh yourself and cleanse your palate with this zesty lemon sorbet.
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Beef madras

Beef madras

A rich, fragrant and authentic beef madras curry for the Indian food lovers.
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Begger's Chicken

Beggar’s chicken

Beggar's chicken is a dish from Changshu, Jiangsu province. The chicken is stuffed, wrapped in clay-like dough, and roasted.
andalusian pork

Andalusian pork

Give your pork a special kick with this amazing Andalusian marinade and slow-cook it to perfection. It should fall apart at the merest touch of a fork.
OKRA CURRY

Okra curry

This recipe serves 4 as a vegetarian main meal with rice, but you can also serve it as part of an Indian banquet to serve 8. Okra, also known as lady fingers, is a green, ridged, oblong pod with a furry skin. While native to Africa, this vegetable is used in Indian, Middle-Eastern and southern […]
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italian roasted pork

Italian roasted pork

Slice this delicious Italian-style roast pork thickly and serve with creamy mashed potato and salad for a delicious special occasion family meal.
ROAST TURKEY WITH SPANISHRICE SEASONING

Roast turkey with spanish rice seasoning

This roast is delicious accompanied with gravy and vegetables or salad of your choice. The chorizo seasoning can be prepared and served separately as a side dish, rather than as a stuffing, if desired.
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LAMB AND WHITE BEAN SOUP

Hearty lamb and white bean soup

This deliciously hearty lamb and white bean soup is full of iron, protein and all the goodness of fresh vegetables. It's a meal in itself and perfect for cold winter nights.
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barbecued butterflied turkey

Barbecued butterflied turkey

Ask the butcher to butterfly the turkey for you. The turkey can be cooked in the oven, if you prefer. Preheat oven to 180°C (160°C fan-forced) and cook, uncovered, on wire rack, for about 1¾ hours. Note
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Rogan josh with raita

Rogan josh with raita

This aromatic lamb curry is one of the signature dishes of Kashmiri cuisine. So turn up the heat on a chilly evening with our delicious version.
SLOW-ROASTED Lamb  Shoulder

Slow-roasted lamb with garlic potatoes

Your mouth will be watering in anticipation by the time you serve up this divine slow-roasted lamb shoulder, thanks to the good smells that will fill the house as it cooks.
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tuscan bean soup

Tuscan bean soup

A flavorful, deliciously textured bowl of Tuscan bean soup from Australian Women's Weekly.
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lamb shanks bourguignon

Lamb shanks bourguignon

Food referred to as "à la bourguignon" is food cooked in the style of the famous French wine region of Burgundy, and is instantly recognisable by its red wine sauce containing mushrooms, bacon and onions.
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coffee and hazelnut pudding

Coffee and hazelnut pudding

To cover pudding, layer a sheet of foil and baking paper together, large enough to cover the top generously. With paper lengthways in front of you, fold a vertical pleat; this will give the pudding space to rise. Note
barbecued short ribs in the oven

Barbecued short ribs and potato pancakes

Take your time with these beef ribs, and you'll be rewarded with tender, falling-off-the-bone goodness. Serve topped with our homemade barbecue sauce and easy potato pancakes for a winning meal.
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ham and green lentil soup with gremolata

Ham and green lentil soup with gremolata

Dig into this classic winter warmer with melt-in-your-mouth ham, tender lentils and juicy vegetables topped with fragrant gremolata. Serve with a generous slice of crusty bread and melting butter.
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chicken hot & sour soup

Slow-cooker chicken hot and sour soup

We love slow cookers - simply pop all your ingredients into the cooker and come back to a warming, flavour-packed dish. This zesty hot and sour chicken soup tastes absolutely amazing after several hours of slow-cooking.
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cheese and herb-stuffed beef sirloin roast

Cheese and herb-stuffed beef sirloin roast

This wonderfully flavoursome cheese and herb stuffing puts a delicious twist on your usual roast dinner. Serve it hot from the oven, sliced thinly with potatoes and our homemade gravy.
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orange or lemon syrup

Orange or lemon cordial

These fresh, citrus cordials make lovely, simple gifts at Christmas time, as well as an excellent pantry staple.
Shredded beef with spanish rice and peas

Spanish shredded beef with sofrito

This traditional Cuban dish is known as ropa vieja, which translates as "old clothes". It is so-named because the tender shredded meat is said to resemble shreds of fabric. It is wonderfully flavoursome, and beautiful served up with crusty bread.
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vegetarian lasagne

Vegetarian lasagne

This is traditional lasagne redesigned for vegetarians, but the flavours are so rich that meat-eaters will love it too. Note
beef, red wine and chilli casserole with polenta

Beef, red wine and chilli casserole with polenta

As long as the wine you use is good enough to drink with the meal, any dry red will suffice; however, in keeping with the Italian feel of this recipe, we used a Chianti. serving suggestion Serve with baby rocket leaves sprinkled with flaked parmesan and a squeeze of lemon juice, if desired. Note
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beef broth

Beef broth

Rich, savoury beef broth makes an excellent base for other dishes, or fortified with added slivers of meat and vegetables, a light soup in its own right.
Pot au feu with stuffed cabbage rolls

Pot au feu with stuffed cabbage rolls

The literal translation of "pot on the fire" refers to the way this old standard was originally cooked, in a huge cast-iron pot directly in the fireplace. Any combination of vegetables and meat can be used, and the French versions are as numerous as there are regions of the country.
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Beef bourguignon pies with chips

Beef bourguignon pies with chips

A modern and delicious beef bourguignon pie with individual dishes filled with the traditional French beef stew and topped with puff pastry.
Duck liver parfait with red onion jam

Duck liver parfait with red onion jam

This duck liver parfait is actually quite simple, especially if you buy the livers ready trimmed. The red onion jam is so delicious you might want to make double the quantity so there's some left for sandwiches later.
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Cassoulet

Cassoulet

Our version of this classic takes its lead from the traditional versions of Languedoc and Castelnaudary, but we've given it an update to make it a simpler, quicker and healthier dish. Haricot, great northern, cannellini or navy beans can be used in this recipe.
Chicken, raisin and pine nut empanadas

Chicken, raisin and pine nut empanadas

These tasty chicken, raisin and pine nut empanadas are packed full of flavour and spice. Enjoy them as a snack, light lunch or finger food for your next dinner party.
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chicken mulligatawny

Chicken mulligatawny

Chicken mulligatawny, literally meaning 'pepper water', is an English interpretation of an Indian dish.
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vegetable harira soup

Vegetable harira soup

Traditionally harira is a Moroccan soup of lamb, vegetables and pulses, popularly served to break the fast of Ramadan.
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