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Yesterday I knew two things about today. Firstly that I was going to Mt Martha which is an hour and a half drive each way. Secondly that it was going to be 41 degrees. Both of those things meant that I was not going to have the time to cook and that it would be [...]

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The amount of minutes entirely depends on soft or hard boiled eggs. No lettuce in this one. I want it dense and meal like, no arguments, it’s hot, I cleaned the house, mowed the lawn and did the ironing. I’m done in the kitchen for today.
Tuna Salad
1 - 2 eggs per person, boil’em as [...]

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I cooked a lovely roast chook the other night and padded it out with lots of salad and baked potato. It was a great big one so I intended to leave myself enough leftovers for a couple of meals. I can justify paying around the $20 mark for an organic chook if I can get [...]

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The beauty of dividing up Christmas cooking is the dividing up of leftovers. Which in our case this year means some salads and that is it. Well there was a sliver of pavlova left but I bequeathed that to my brother. Better it go on his butt than mine.
So here we are, lunchtime Boxing Day [...]

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We are having Christmas lunch at my brother and his wife’s house this year. We all pitch in and bring food so no one has to work too hard. I was quick to bags dessert because a wonderful recipe sprang to mind courtesy of the lovely Jan. I also volunteered a couple of salads [...]

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This is not a salad to eat if you are on a diet!
Pumpkin, Bacon and Blue Cheese Salad with Hazelnuts
1 large piece of pumpkin cut into small cubes
150g Danish blue cheese, cut into small cubes
4 rashers free range bacon
1/4 cup hazelnuts
baby spinach leaves
olive oil
white balsamic vinegar
1 clove garlic finely chopped
Oven roast pumpkin, drizzled with olive [...]

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Yellow Fin Tuna Salad

A divine big steak of yellow fin tuna caught my roving eye at the market this morning. Fresh in off the boat too. I had dreams of it being good enough to make a carpaccio. I brought it home and froze it for half an hour so as to slice it more easily, sliced off [...]

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Today was the first of the days that are too hot to cook and almost too hot to eat. Beautiful weather but not really suited to the tagine I had planned to cook. Luckily though, I had some gorgeous prawns in the freezer so a salad came to mind. Almost a 10 minute meal. In [...]

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A Simple Summer Meal

Not that it’s summer yet but with the weather we’re having it may as well be! Sorry there’s no pictures but I forgot to charge the camera. Which is a pity, it was a pretty meal
Coriander Pesto Crusted Swordfish with Shredded Tzatziki Salad
2 pieces of swordfish (serves 4, it’s a big meaty ocean fish)
2 bunches [...]

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It’s a beautiful warm day in Melbourne today and we spent the better part of it over in Ferntree Gully at a kids party. By the time we got home I had a scant hour to go for a run before dinner. So I threw a piece of topside in the oven before I left [...]

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