Dumpling Saturday happened exactly a week ago, and how fitting that I am getting around to posting this on another Saturday, [we were just way too full for me to post this on the day].
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Five Spiced Salt ‘n’ Sichuan Pepper Chicken with Lotus Root Chips
The last week has been a lovely change in pace, with more time to appreciate every moment and take the time to do the things I enjoy. There has been a lot of new recipes happening in my house this week, as well as updating my portfolio site, holiday planning (Oh yeah, Matt and I are heading off to
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Coconut French Toast In Bed, Palm Oil Fee – What my Mum really wants this Mother’s Day.
We all know that Mother’s Day is a day to celebrate these wonderful creatures who brought us into this world and have never stopped looking after us,
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A little hello and fabulous pizza dough!
A few years back, Matt and I travelled around the Southern part of Australia. An organic olive and fig farmer shared his recipe with Matt, and he cooks it to perfection having been taught by Dan, the creator of the recipe
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Easter Egg Cupcakes
With Easter only a few days away, and all of my time at the moment spent on shooting recipes for the Paleo book, I did manage to put some time aside with Talia to play with some ooey gooey melted chocolate and to bake these cute little egg cup cakes.
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When it comes to being busy, I like to unwind by eating my favourite comfort foods and dips and chip are high on that list.
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The Urge To Shoot Cakes, A White Butter Cake Will Do Just Nicely!
I absolutely love the shape and look of cakes. There is something about a circle that is just so perfect and pleasing to my eyes. It is probably a good thing that my baking skills are not awesome, cause I would shoot cake everyday of the week if I could.
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Fig Salad with Marinated Danish Feta & Sweet Balsamic Vinegar
It is by far my favourite season, especially early on when summer fruits are still lingering around and the days are still long. Before figs slip out of season, I wanted to make
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Ginger Beer Cupcakes In Cinnamon Sugar
Talia and I have been doing regular cupcake shoots since we created our e-book
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Revisiting Basil Pesto
My apartment herb garden has been going strong for over six months now and we have produced more basil than I know what to do with. We usually make a margarita pizza and just sprinkle over the freshly cut basil, but the plant is starting to flower so it was time to cut most of the leaves and make a yummy basil pesto.
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My apartment herb garden has been going strong for over six months now and we have produced more basil than I know what to do with. We usually make a margarita pizza and just sprinkle over the freshly cut basil, but the plant is starting to flower so it was time to cut most of the leaves and make a yummy basil pesto. Oh so classic and so easy. The fresh basil really does make a difference. I don’t think I could go back to pre-made, store-bought pesto again!
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