Until last week, I was saying rather smugly how I’d survived an interminable period of kidlet illness without getting so much as a sniffle…then it all went rather pear-shaped. Thank goodness for Neil Perry and his Chicken, Leek and Pasta Soup…delicious, simple and clean tasting…just...
ANZAC BISCUITS
posted by Amanda Whitley
I don’t think the 25 April of any year has gone by in our house without the oven pumping out a few batches of ANZAC biscuits. It sometimes seems as much of a tradition as the dawn service or march. But what’s the actual story behind these biscuits? How did a concoction of rolled...
SALTIMBOCCA
posted by Amanda Whitley
I love Italian food. Love it. If I had to choose to eat one cuisine for the rest of my life, that would be it, no contest. But it often gets a bad rap, and that’s because people tend to focus on the heavy, creamy pasta dishes when, in fact, eating Italian can be beautifully light and...
CHEEKY CUISINE
posted by Amanda Whitley
I’m not usually looking for warming comfort food in March, but this is no ordinary weather. As far as I’m concerned, a cold wind means it’s time to get the slow cooker out of hibernation! I am in love with my slow cooker – I adore the fact that I can do a bit of prep...
COVETED COOKIES
posted by Amanda Whitley
Ok, so let’s get one thing out of the way first…if you make these cookies I will not be responsible for you needing to eat them all. Because they are that good. They’re the perfect sweet treat – chewy, sweet, with a bit of crunch – make at your own risk! White...
Real Chai Brulee
posted by Amanda Whitley
Real Chai in your cup not enough? Why not enjoy it as dessert, too? “Chai Girl” Anthea Cahill shares her recipe for Real Chai Creme Brulee….mmmmm. what you need 500ml cream 1 heaped teaspoon Real Chai (original mix) 1 vanilla bean, halved and seeds scraped 6 egg yolks ¾...