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21 Recipes

  • Recipe Parmesan & Thyme Shortbread

    Parmesan & Thyme Shortbread


    After a splurge of baking sweet desserts P always suggests making something savoury, he doesn’t mind what it is he just likes anything savoury with pastry or dough so while making the Anzac biscuits last weekend I put together a batch of[...]
  • Recipe Chocolate Ginger Nut Biscuits

    Chocolate Ginger Nut Biscuits


    We both came down with colds last week and when I feel poorly all I want to do is sit at home all snuggled up on the sofa with a pot of tea and some biscuits. Unfortunately there were no biscuits in the house, I never buy them otherwise I will[...]
  • Recipe Potted Shrimps with Sour Dough

    Potted Shrimps with Sour Dough


    P likes to collect the new Jamie Oliver magazines, most of which I pick up while I am in Sydney as they aren’t so easy to find here in Auckland. One of the recipes we have had our eye on for a while has been the potted shrimps which[...]
  • Recipe Chocolate Christmas Mince Pies

    Chocolate Christmas Mince Pies


    Who put the chocolate in the mince pies? Anyone who knows me well will not be surprised that I have added chocolate to my mince pies this year! If I can adjust a recipe to accommodate chocolate I will and these pies turned out ten times[...]
  • Recipe Smoked Snapper & Kelp Kedgeree

    Smoked Snapper & Kelp Kedgeree


    Happy New Year everyone! Every New Years Day P and I make a list of goals we want to achieve in the coming twelve months and looking back on last years I have managed to achieve all of the ones I set so. I think it is important to make the[...]
  • Recipe English Muffins with Cherry Almond Jam

    English Muffins with Cherry Almond Jam


    It’s New Years morning and I call out from the the bedroom hoping to get breakfast in bed…”what’s for breakfast honey?”. “There’s no bread” is the reply so that probably means P’s tea[...]
  • Recipe Baked Islay Whisky Rhubarb with Custard

    Baked Islay Whisky Rhubarb with Custard


    I love rhubarb and custard, there is something distinctly English about it for me and its such traditional dish that has been served for centuries. When we were kids we always had stewed fruit like gooseberries and rhubarb but I prefer[...]
  • Recipe Leek & Sage Soup with Wendsleydale Croutons

    Leek & Sage Soup with Wendsleydale Croutons


    I suppose this is a Brits twist on French Onion soup, using mainly leeks with the token onion and loading up a crouton with a sharp Wendsleydale cheese. When I utter the word Wendsleydale it always makes me smile and as I can see my Pop doing[...]
  • Recipe Poached Rhubarb and Vanilla Bean Rice Pudding

    Poached Rhubarb and Vanilla Bean Rice Pudding


    I made this little treat for myself since P doesn’t eat rice pudding. I thought it would make a great breakfast after a few lengths in the pool so I also put some into little jars and took it to work with me for morning tea. I ate mine[...]
  • Recipe Pacific Christmas Cake with Tropical Fruit & White Chocolate

    Pacific Christmas Cake with Tropical Fruit & White Chocolate


    I know a lot of you haven’t even celebrated Thanks Giving yet and won’t even be thinking about Christmas yet but most of us don’t have Thanks Giving and therefore Christmas is our nearest feast to start thinking about! I[...]
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