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Make your ANZAC biscuits a little bit healthier by using wholemeal flour.
Posted 8 years ago
These fudgy little chocolate, date and raw almond balls are easy to make and delicious to eat. They are sugar-
Posted 8 years ago
Spicy nectarine and ginger chutney is a great way to use up a glut of nectarines (or peaches). Serve with cold
Posted 8 years ago
If you can get hold of duck eggs, try making this delectable duck egg sponge cake. Fill it with jam, jam and w
Posted 8 years ago
This fat free plum and apple fruit mince recipe was submitted to the Farmer's Weekly during WWII.
Posted 8 years ago
Bright red strawberries; sweet blueberries, creamy custard and crisp pastry -- it's impossible not to love a s
Posted 8 years ago
My version of basil pesto using locally-grown almonds rather than imported pine nuts.
Posted 8 years ago
Quick and easy cream scones from a Country Women's Association recipe.
Posted 8 years ago
Sensational two ingredient microwave chocolate fudge squares that take just a few minutes to prepare.
Posted 8 years ago
The best chocolate syrup you will ever taste, and it's quick, easy and economical to make.
Posted 8 years ago
Nettle soup is a surprisingly delicious way to eat a highly nutritious plant that is usually considered a weed
Posted 8 years ago
Homemade chocolate eclairs never fail to impress, yet they are easier to make than you might imagine.
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Lovely little lemon puddings that are like a cross between a lemon curd and a creamy lemon custard.
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A rich, boiled fruit cake with a glossy marmalade glaze.
Posted 8 years ago
If you have only ever eaten French onion soup from a packet, then you will be blown away by my version made wi
Posted 8 years ago
When Lizzie, Kyrstie and I decided to revamp the monthly Garden Share Collective linkup, we agreed that we wou
Posted 8 years ago
Have you ever made candied citrus peel? If you haven't, I highly recommend you do, especially if you grow citr
Posted 8 years ago
Cinnamon and chunks of dark chocolate take ordinary banana muffins to the next level. These muffins are best e
Posted 8 years ago
A productive chilli bush in the back yard just calls out to be made into my hot and spicy sweet chilli sauce,
Posted 8 years ago
On a hot summer's day, nothing beats an icy cold glass of homemade lime cordial. Here's how to make it.
Posted 8 years ago
A delectably sticky and moist coconut and lime syrup cake. You won't be able to stop at just one slice.
Posted 8 years ago
Try my rocket, lime and raw almond pesto with pasta, as a dip, or anywhere you would normally use basil pesto.
Posted 8 years ago
Susan's lime posset is simple, foolproof, and looks and tastes great.
Posted 8 years ago
Lime curd can be used anywhere you might use lemon curd: on toast or scones, as a filling for a sponge sandwic
Posted 9 years ago
The name of these cookies comes from the nuns of Monastero di San Vincenzo in Catania who invented them. Nzudd
Posted 9 years ago
Whipped cinnamon butter is a delicious accompaniment to scones, pancakes or waffles.
Posted 9 years ago
A variation on the classic zucchini slice, my version adds cherry tomatoes and green onions from my garden.
Posted 9 years ago
Chocolate dipped strawberries are the perfect recipe: easy to make, beautiful to look at, and delicious to eat
Posted 9 years ago
Fresh Lime Ice Cream Recipe Type: Dessert Author: Kate Chadwick Prep time: 30 mins Cook time: 10 mins Total ti
Posted 9 years ago
If you want a good traditional ice cream made from milk and cream and egg yolks and fresh strawberries, then t
Posted 9 years ago
Grilled eggplant scattered with summer herbs and garlic and dressed with olive oil and your favourite vinegar
Posted 9 years ago
With glistening, sticky, purple juices that seep jammily into the cake, this plum upside down cake is a sure h
Posted 9 years ago
With it's lovely tangy flavour and deep red colour when made with blood plums, this plum sauce tastes great se
Posted 9 years ago
Here is my grandmother's favourite shortbread recipe. From her kitchen (and mine) to yours. Merry Christmas!
Posted 9 years ago
A totally moreish apricot and almond slice adapted from a recipe by Martha Stewart.
Posted 9 years ago
When apricots are in season, it's time to make a homely, comforting and delicious apricot and almond crumble f
Posted 9 years ago