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Sesame chicken stir-fry
Bean thread vermicelli is called win sen in Thailand and fun si in China. While it resembles rice vermicelli in appearance, it is tougher and can be quite hard. Soak the vermicelli only long enough to soften otherwise it will become stodgy or start to fragment. This is also a good vermicelli to deep-fry to […]

Chilli barbecued beef ribs
Treacle can be used in place of molasses. Note

Pork with ratatouille and potatoes
Ratatouille can be made a day ahead; store, covered, in the refrigerator. It is great on its own, or served with pasta. In a Provencale dialect, touiller means to stir and crush, thus the name ratatouille perfectly describes this rich vegetable stew. Note
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Salt and pepper crisp-skinned chicken
If you’ve ever brunched on yum cha, you’ve probably eaten gai lan and loved it; stir-fried or steamed then splashed with a little sesame oil and oyster sauce. This deliciously crunchy vegetable is the perfect accompaniment to our crisp-skinned chicken. Note

Summer spaghettini
Spaghettini is a very thin spaghetti. It is available from Italian grocery stores and most large supermarkets. Note

Sausage, kale and fried eggs
Substitutes You can use other flavoured sausages such as pork and apple. This dish is a great way to use up your leftover vegetables. Try using carrot, swede, fennel, pumpkin and kohlrabi instead of the kumara. Note
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Chicken meatloaves with salsa verde
We used chicken breast mince in this recipe. Note

Pistachio and olive stuffed lamb forequarter with beetroot salad
Tender lamb forequarter stuffed full of exquisite Mediterranean flavours.
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Peri peri fish
Use a fish such as snapper or perch. Note

Merguez with parmesan polenta triangles
A spicy sausage that originated in Tunisia, merguez has become traditional fare throughout North Africa and Spain.

Spelt pasta with braised capsicum, nuts & chilli
Spelt is an ancient form of wheat that has a higher level of protein and wider range of nutrients than ordinary wheat. It still contains gluten, making it unsuitable for coeliacs. You can use any form of long pasta instead of the spelt fettuccine. Note
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Sesame & peanut soba noodles
Choose an oyster-flavoured sauce without any seafood content such as mushroom oyster sauce. Check the label if you are unsure. Note

Pesto-marinated chicken breasts on mediterranean vegetables
We don’t recommend that you freeze cooked vegetables as they tend to have a spongy texture and “leftover” look about them once they’ve been thawed. Mushrooms, eggplant and members of the squash family are especially freezer unfriendly. Note
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Pistachio and chilli crumbed chicken strips
These crispy and crunchy chicken strips are unbeatable with pistachio and chilli crumbs.
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Persian lamb and rhubarb stew
Persian lamb and rhubarb stew

Ricotta gnocchi with rich tomato sauce
To finely shred (or chiffonade) the basil leaves, lay the leaves flat on top of each other, then roll up tightly and cut into thin slices. This results in long, fine strips. Note
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Roasted fennel and rosemary beef with capsicum almond salsa
Stand the beef at room temperature for 1 hour before cooking. Salsa can be prepared a day ahead, keep, covered, in the refrigerator. Note
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Spicy chicken on couscous with spinach
The chicken can be marinated a day ahead. Recipe best made close to serving. Note

Sticky pomegranate barbecued chicken wings
During the final 10 minutes of cooking, stir the barbecue sauce occasionally to ensure it doesn’t catch on the base of the pan. To make the chicken wings go further, cut each one in half through the joint into two pieces. Do ahead The barbecue sauce can be made up to 3 days ahead, refrigerate […]
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Pepper-roasted barramundi
You can use any small, whole, white-fleshed fish for this recipe. Note
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Lamb, spinach and spiced peach salad
A bright, colourful and exquisite lamb, spinach and spiced peach salad.

Sweet and sour lamb with burghul salad
Tender roast lamb with a fragrant herb rub and burghul salad.

Poached fish cutlets with herb salad
We used blue-eye trevalla cutlets in this recipe, but you can use any white fish cutlets. Vietnamese mint is not a mint, but a pungent and peppery narrow-leafed member of the buckwheat family. Also known as laksa leaf and cambodian mint. It is available from Asian greengrocers. Note
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Prosciutto-wrapped lamb with mint pesto
Lamb noisette is a round, rather thick, cut of meat taken from the loin. We used a basil pesto dip from the refrigerated section of supermarkets, but you can use any pesto you like. Some major supermarkets and greengrocers are now selling bunches of baby carrots of different colours. We used a bunch each of […]
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Coconut-battered fish with kumara wedges and tartare sauce
Lighten up a take-away favourite with this delicious coconut batter fish and chips. We've used unrefined coconut oil to provide good fats, and kumara for the chips for lower GI, complex carbs.

White wine poached veal with creamy tuna dressing
A winning dish worthy of any dinner party guests. Delicate veal is poached in a fragrant white wine sauce and served with a wonderfully creamy tuna and anchovy dressing and a fresh salad.