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Curried Mussel and Rice Soup

Curried mussel and rice soup

Scrub mussels with a firm brush to clean and pull off fuzzy beards. Note
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Coconut fish curry

Coconut fish curry

This curry can be adapted with different kinds of seafood and made more or less spicy to suit everyone’s taste.
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Indian-spiced Pilaf with cauliflower

Indian-spiced pilaf with cauliflower

Serving suggestion: Serve with Indian-style curries and barbecued lamb or chicken. Try adding 4-5 fresh curry leaves (found in herb section of selected supermarkets and fruit and vegetable shops) with chilli, or use them as a garnish. Note
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Chicken and Leek Risotto

Chicken and leek risotto

Liquid, powdered stock or cubes can be used for this recipe. You may not need to use whole amount of stock in Step 3. Stirring gives risotto its characteristic creamy texture. Note
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Sticky Ribs With Fried Rice

Sticky ribs with fried rice

Simmering spare ribs for 1 minute removes some fat. If you have more time, simmer ribs slowly for up to 1 hour. Add a little chopped ginger and chilli, if desired. Note
Stir-Fried Beef Strips with Capsicum

Stir-fried beef strips with capsicum

For stir-fried beef with mushrooms, replace capsicum with 125g sliced mushroom caps. For stir-fried beef with sugar snap or snow peas, replace capsicum with 100g sugar snap or snow peas. Kid-friendly tip: leave out the chilli if cooking for the kids. Note
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Basic steamed fish

Basic steamed fish

You can use white-fleshed fish, such as blue-eye, in place of salmon in this recipe. Note
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Summer risotto

Summer risotto

Whipping up something to eat from pantry staples such as rice and adding a handful of seasonal vegetables and herbs can be just the ticket when you crave a lighter meal during the summer months.
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Nasi Goreng

Nasi goreng

Fragrant and delicious nasi goreng with fresh prawns, shredded omelette and chilli is ready in less than 15 minutes making this the ultimate meal for the spice lovers of the family.
Sticky Rice Parcels

Sticky rice parcels

For a more substantial meal add barbecued pork, green shelled prawns, barbecued duck or lap cheong (Chinese dried pork sausage) to the rice packages before wrapping. Note
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Stir-Fry Special - Fried Rice

Vegetarian fried rice

Subtly spiced tasty vegetarian fried rice with vegetarian chicken-style sausages packed with fresh vegetables and topped with crispy fried shallots makes the perfect midweek meal.
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Cabbage Rolls

Cabbage rolls

To remove whole leaves from cabbage without breaking them, cut from base deep into cabbage, removing core. Carefully pull away leaves to keep them intact. Blanch, cut out thick ribs then fill and roll. If using small cabbage leaves, overlap to enlarge. Note
Chicken Coriander Soup

Chicken coriander soup

Australia has become a melting pot of cuisines. This dish is a combination of a classical French veloute, with favourite Asian flavours such as coconut and coriander. Note
Cabbage Rolls

Cabbage and beef rolls

A traditional Eastern European dish, the combination of tender cabbage leaves wrapped around a fragrant beef filling is utterly moorish. They're so delicious, even the kids won't mind eating their veggies!
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Dolmades

Dolmades

Many countries claim dolmas or dolmades as their own. What makes this version Armenian is the addition of dill and cinnamon. Vary this dish with either sultanas or chopped dried apricots instead of currants, and oregano in place of dill. Note
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Duck rice parcels

Duck rice parcels

Look for jars of crispy fried shallots in the Asian section of supermarkets or at speciality Asian stores. If the bamboo steamer isn’t large enough for all the parcels, they may need to be steamed in two tiers or batches. Note
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Kipper and cauliflower pilaf

Kipper and cauliflower pilaf

Smoked fish is first salted, then either “hot smoked” (cooked close to the heat source, becoming opaque) or “cold smoked” (not smoked close to the heat source therefore not heated, so it’s translucent). You can use other types of hot-smoked fish for this recipe too, such as salmon, trout, cod or mackerel. Note
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Nasi goreng

Nasi goreng

A fast and easy traditional nasi goreng recipe. This fragrant rice dish with prawns, chilli and shredded omelette is the ultimate comfort food for the spice lovers of the family.
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No-stir prosciutto and pea risotto

Prosciutto and pea risotto

This risotto can be cooked the traditional way by adding the stock gradually and stirring continually, although more stock may be needed. Note
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Rice and Salmon Pie

Rice and salmon pie

Known in its native Russia as koulibiac, this filling dish may also be made with brioche dough instead of puff pastry. Note
Rice Congee

Congee with pork and roasted peanuts

You could replace the pork with chicken thigh fillets, if you like. Or, slide sliced raw white fish into bowls and ladle boiling congee over the top to cook. For a richer flavour, try replacing the water with chicken stock. Make a quick congee by covering leftover cooked white rice with stock and simmering for […]
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Rice Omelette

Rice omelette

Indonesians love to enhance the flavour of meat, which they use in small amounts, with fish sauces. In this simple dish, oyster sauce contrasts with the chicken. Note
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Thai chicken larb

Thai chicken larb

Ground toasted rice is a traditional ingredient in Thai salads. It adds texture and flavour, but if you don’t have time, just leave it out. Health tip: Many herbs contain a high concentration of antioxidants, which neutralise harmful free radicals in the body. One cup of fresh herbs contains almost no kilojoules and can add […]
Vegetable and Chickpea Pilaf

Vegetable and chickpea pilaf

Try chicken or vegetable stock in place of water for a stronger flavour. If you’re using curry powder, add a tablespoon of water so it doesn’t burn. Note
Vegetarian Fried Rice

Vegetarian fried rice

Using vegetarian chicken-style sausages, this quick, easy and super delicious vegetarian fried rice is loaded with vegetables, topped with crispy fried shallots and subtly spiced.
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Lamb byriani

Lamb byriani

Suitable to freeze. Not suitable to microwave. The lamb can be marinated overnight for extra flavour. If you like a bit of sweetness in your curries, you can also add currants to the rice. Note
chilli con carne

Chilli con carne

Chilli con carne mixture suitable to freeze. Not suitable to microwave. Note
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Seafood Paella

Seafood paella

Not suitable to freeze or microwave. Fino sherry is available at good bottle shops. Note
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BROWN RICE and SALAMI SALAD

Brown rice and salami salad

Use ,drained canned corn kernels, if you like. To remove corn kernels, hold cob upright on a board,. Using a sharp knife, slice straight down sides. Note
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Sticky Caramelised Pork

Sticky caramelised pork

If liquid evaporates during final stages of cooking add the juice of the orange. Kecap manis is a dark, thick, sweet soy sauce. Note
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Cardamom rice custard

Cardamom rice custard

You could also make a large family-sized version of this baked custard, using a 5 cup-capacity baking dish instead of individual mugs. Note
Chicken curry

Chicken curry

This curry is low in both total and saturated fat, high in fibre and has half your daily vegie needs. Note
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Curried rice and salmon pies

Curried rice and salmon pies

To make a sauce to serve on the side, mix light sour cream, chopped dill and lemon juice. You can serve these pies hot for dinner, or at room temperature for lunch the next day. Note
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