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Crispy Skinned Barramundi on a Bacon and Herb Griddle Cake with Lemon Aspen Butter Sauce

Crispy Skinned Barramundi on a Bacon and Herb Griddle Cake with Lemon Aspen Butter Sauce

  Crispy Skinned Barramundi on Bacon and Herb Griddle Cakes with Lemon Aspen Butter Sauce Barramundi is such an iconic Australian fish it deserves it's own real Australian sauce to accompany it. Lemon Aspen is a delight in a traditional butter sauce, providing a lovely marriage of two great Australian flavours  Serves 4  4 x 200g fillet pieces barramundi, skin on Tasmanian Pepper Salt to season Olive oil Lemon Aspen Butter Sauce Makes 3 cups (750ml)  1 cup (250ml) white wine 2 lemon myrtle leaves, if available (if not use lime. Kaffir lime or lemon leaves) 2 ½ cups (625ml)...

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Traditional Cornish Pasties with Outback Tomato Chutney

Traditional Cornish Pasties with Outback Tomato Chutney

A traditional Cornish Pasty is real comfort food for chilly, wintry times. Served from the oven, with golden brown shortcrust pasty and a delicious and traditional filling of beef, and potatoes and seasoned and served with our rich Outback Tomato Chutney!          cpyright Juleigh Robins

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Baby Beef Samosas with Provenance Mango Rivermint Relish

Baby Beef Samosas with Provenance Mango Rivermint Relish

Just the thing for an easy , economical and super tasty meal featuring our best selling Provenance Mango & Rivermint Relish Makes about 20 baby samosas ( or you could make about 10 larger ones)

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Ann's Saltbush Damper

Ann's Saltbush Damper

Making Ann's Saltbush Damper on a freezing cold Melbourne Day was just the ticket to warm us up! And eating slabs of it with lashings of butter just made it heavenly. The recipe makes a large Damper and you can cut the recipe in half if you wish. Do have a go at making Ann's fabulous Damper, yourself - look's like a lot of instructions but it isn't as Ann has generously provided instructions for cooking in an oven or over coals ! Wow, how good is that! Here's is the recipe courtesy of Anne who owns and operates Rippanleigh...

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