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Lamb Shanks braised in Outback Tomato Chutney and Red Wine
Everyone’s favourite winter comfort food! Adding Outback Tomato Chutney brings a lovely depth of flavor to a perennial family favourite. Serves 4 Ingredients 4 x 300 gm Lamb Shanks, fat trimmed 250 gm ripe red Tomatoes 250 gm Brown Onions 250 gm Chopped Carrots 2 Leeks, cleaned 10 cloves Garlic 50 Olive Oil 250 ml Red Wine 250 ml vegetable stock 1 jar (285) gm Outback Spirit Outback Tomato Chutney 1-2 tsp Outback Spirit Tasmanian Pepper Salt (adjust to taste) Ground black pepper to taste Method Turn on the oven to 180C Peel the Onions and Carrots and...
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Green Goddess Dip with Lemon Myrtle
Green Goddess Dip with Lemon Myrtle This gorgeously green and delicious dip is a definite crowd pleaser. A veritable spring bouquet of herbs provide the intense leafy green colour and the lemon myrtle is refreshingly zesty Ingredients Makes 1 ½ cups ½ cup packed fresh dill ½ cup packed fresh mint ½ cup packed fresh coriander ⅓ cup packed fresh basil 2 TBS Outback Spirit lemon Myrtle 2 garlic cloves, chopped 2 spring onions, white and pale green parts, sliced freshly squeezed juice from 1 lemon Pinch Wild Herb Salt , more to taste 1 slice crumbled feta cheese ½ cup Greek yogurt Raw chopped vegetables or pita chips, for serving Place dill,...
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Slow Roasted Tomatoes with Tasmanian Pepper Salt, Creamy Blue Cheese Bruschetta
Such a great, easy recipe full of robust flavours yet still light to eat. To serve 4 (as entrée) For the Tomatoes 8 ripe Roma tomatoes, halved lengthways ½ cup olive oil Generous pinch Outback Spirit Tasmanian Pepper Salt per tomato half or to taste Cracked black Pepper Dash of Tabasco 1 teaspoon castor sugar Creamy blue cheese (you could substitute goat’s cheese or brie if you prefer) For the Bruschetta 1 tablespoon crushed garlic ½ cup olive oil 1 long French stick cut into 16 rounds Outback Tomato Chutney Creamy blue cheese Preheat oven to 150 C....
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Anisata and Honey Ricotta Puddings
This is such an easy and yet stunning dessert to make at any time through the year. Serve simply with berries and a little extra honey if desired. You can substitute the berries for the figs or peaches in summer. We make these in a dariole mould, but any smallish cup or bowl will do. Serves 4 300g ricotta cheese 100g marscapone ½ teaspoon ground anisata ( also known as aniseed myrtle) 2 tablespoons leatherwood honey Muslin or clean porous material like cheesecloth Fresh ripe figs or berries Extra honey to drizzle Extra aniseed myrtle to sprinkle In a...
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