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Piri piri prawns

Piri piri prawns

This paste is also excellent to use with chicken, turkey, beef or lamb. Note
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Ploughman's pie

Ploughman’s pie

To join trimmed pastry, brush one side with a little water and press other side down. Blind baking: cover pastry with a sheet of baking paper and top with either dried baking beans or rice. This weighs down the pastry base and prevents it from rising. Note
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Pork and peach stir-fry

Pork and peach stir-fry

Have all ingredients ready before stir-frying, as it’s a very quick process. Vegetables should be tender crisp. Note
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Pork fried rice

Pork fried rice

An economical and tasty dinner that uses up leftover cooked rice or pork. This quick and easy pork fried rice is simply delicious with its sweet and sour-flavoured sauce.
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Prosciutto beef with bearnaise

Prosciutto beef with bearnaise

If prosciutto is unavailable, you can use thin, rindless bacon. Mustard and horseradish both go well with beef. If bearnaise sauce is too thick, gradually whisk in 1-2 tablespoons boiling water until desired consistency is reached. Note
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Prosciutto steaks with creamy mushrooms

Prosciutto steaks with creamy mushrooms

Tender eye fillet steak wrapped with prosciutto, served with a delicious creamy mushroom sauce, sprinkled with chives and accompanied with mashed potato and a fresh salad.
Pulled pork rolls

Pulled pork rolls

If you don’t like capers, try replacing them with 2 tablespoons of chopped pickled gherkins for tang. Note
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Pumpkin, chickpea and kale pilaf

Pumpkin, chickpea and kale pilaf

If you can’t find kale, use English spinach or rainbow chard. Make your own garlic-infused olive oil by adding 1 crushed garlic clove to 1/4 cup olive oil. Note
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Ratatouille zucchini melts

Ratatouille zucchini melts

We used a cheese combination of shredded cheddar, traditional and easy melt mozzarella, and romano. You can find prepared cheese mixes in the supermarket deli aisles. Note
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Roast chicken and gravy

Roast chicken and gravy

Wash the chicken before baking and rinse under cold water. Pat dry with paper towel inside and out. Note
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Roast vegetable frittata

Roast vegetable frittata

With the combination of roast vegetables, basil and eggs, drizzled with balsamic vinegar, this frittata is the perfect dish to whip up for a quick and easy lunch or dinner.
Roast vegetable frittata

Roast vegetable frittata

With only 8 ingredients this frittata recipe is ideal to whip up for an easy lunch or dinner. The combination of roast vegetables, feta cheese and eggs is a winner every time!
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Salad bar

Salad bar

Sprinkle pork with combined green onion, chilli and nuts, if liked. Setting up a serve-yourself salad bar is a good idea for entertaining, as guests can pick and choose to suit their dietary needs or preferences. Note
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Salami and ricotta frittata cups

Salami and ricotta frittata cups

You can replace tortillas with lebanese bread, gluten-free wraps or doubled-over mountain bread. Try changing the fillings and use ham and mushroom, ricotta and spinach or peas. Note
Salami, sage and parmesan pasta

Salami, sage and parmesan pasta

For a quick tasty meal try this salami and sage pasta mixed together with creamy parmesan. The tomatoes, salami and olives can be saut�ed in a little oil before adding to pasta.
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Salmon cakes

Salmon cakes

MAKES 8 If preferred, use leftover mashed potato for this dish, or cook 750g potatoes, peeled and cubed, in boiling salted water until tender. Drain and mash. For extra flavour, add a little squeeze of lemon or a dash of tabasco or chilli sauce. Note
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Salmon, corn and dill quiche

Salmon, corn and dill quiche

Blind-bake by lining cases with baking paper and filling with baking weights or dried beans. This prevents pastry puffing up during cooking and helps to keep base crisp. Note
Salmon Nicoise

Salmon nicoise

Packed full of protein and flavour, the combination of tender, flaky salmon and perfectly soft-boiled eggs is beautiful tossed through this fresh garden salad. Enjoy with as a light lunch or dinner.
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Salmon tart

Salmon tart

Salmon tart makes a great light lunch or dinner party starter. Crisp puff pastry is topped with mozzarella cheese, dill, seasoned flaked salmon filets and scattered with olives and baked until golden.
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Satay chicken

Satay chicken

You can use snow peas or sugar snap peas in place of broccolini. Note
Sausage and tomato salad

Sausage and tomato salad

To make croutons, break day-old bread into bite-sized pieces; bake in a moderate oven, 180°C, 5-10 minutes. Note
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Savoury bread and butter bake

Savoury bread and butter bake

To make ahead, proceed to the end of step 4. Cover and chill overnight. Bake to serve. To roast tomatoes, arrange on an oven tray and drizzle with olive oil. Season to taste and cook in moderate oven, 180°C, 5-10 minutes. Note
Savoury impossible pie

Savoury impossible pie

Impossible pie is not as impossible as the name may suggest! This recipe for savoury impossible pie is super easy to follow, and you�ll love how delicious the pie tastes.
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Seafood mac and cheese

Seafood mac and cheese

You can use ling, blue-eye, trevalla or even salmon. Make sure you remove any bones using tweezers. Note
Seafood risotto

Seafood risotto

The rich creaminess of flavourful seafood risotto with delicious marinara mix will quickly become a new family favourite. Serve with lemon wedges and parsley garnish.
Seafood skewers with nam jim

Seafood skewers with nam jim

For an authentic Thai flavour, cut leftover green lemongrass stalk into strips and use as skewers. Nam jim sauce is also delicious sewed with grilled chicken, fish or squid. Note
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Shredded beef salad

Shredded beef salad

Remember to slice the beef across the grain, and have it slightly frozen for ease of slicing. Note
Singapore noodles with duck

Singapore noodles with duck

If preferred, you could use other vegetables of choice or use chicken in place of duck. This is a great dish for finishing up any leftovers you may have in the cupboard and fridge. Note
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Smoked salmon roulade

Smoked salmon roulade

If creme fraiche is unavailable, use sour cream. Fold egg-whites in very lightly, to avoid vase of volume. Note
Smoked trout and corn chowder

Smoked trout and corn chowder

If using fresh fish, poach the fish fillets in soup until just cooked through. Add some chopped cured bacon for smokiness, if liked. Note
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Snapper with barley and chickpeas

Snapper with barley and chickpeas

Fresh and crisp pan-fried snapper drizzled with balsamic vinegar makes the perfect light and healthy dinner when paired with a refreshing tomato, barley and chickpea salad.