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Category Archives: Recipes
A Summer of Salads – January
When I read about Vegplotting’s 52 week salad challenge, the aim of which is to harvest or forage some salad leaves to eat every week of the year, I have to say I smugly thought no problem. Then I looked … Continue reading
Posted in Greens - Lettuce, Spinach, Beets, Recipes, Summer Harvesting
Tagged Lettuce, Potatoes, Recipes
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Crispy Fried Shallots
OK so today I’m going to cheat a bit for my Thursday Kitchen Cupboard post. But I’ve got a cold and I’ve had a busy week, the highlight of which was an evening at the Australian Open. Lets go Lleyton, … Continue reading
Top 5 – Salads to eat on Australia Day
This Thursday is Australia Day. Embarrassingly I came to write this post and I couldn’t remember what it actually commemorates. I thought it was the anniversary of Federation but no, it is actually the anniversary of the First Fleet’s arrival in Sydney cove and … Continue reading
Tarka Dhal
A couple of months ago someone ran into the back of my car (or to be more accurate their car did – if it had just been a person the damage would have been significantly less). Because of our holiday and Christmas … Continue reading
Bread & Butter Cucumbers
All winter, Australian winter that is, I’ve been reading about people making dill pickles, refrigerator cukes, etc etc etc as the northern hemisphere enjoyed summer. Well today it is my turn, today I will share with you the most fabulous, … Continue reading