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All Purpose BBQ RubThis barbecue rub may be used on poultry, pork, seafood, and all varieties of meat. You can vary the heat level by using hot paprika instead of sweet.
Barbecue Pork Spare RibsThese taste best if marinated overnight in the fridge. If you don’t have that much time, an hour will work, but the flavour intensifies the longer...
Basil Pannacotta with Oven Roasted Tomatoes
BBQ Rub for MeatRubs are a great way to spice up meat before char grilling or frying. The rub can be made in advance and stored in an airtight container and you...
Dried Fruit Stuffed Pork Loin
HerbsThe generic term "seasoning" is often applied indiscriminately to herbs and spices. Spices are aromatic substances derived from plants native to...
Mint Sauce
Pesto and Variations (Basic)The name pesto comes from the same Latin root of "pestle," which is fitting as the sauce, in its simplest form, is made by crushing a few key...
Pine Nut and Rosemary RubThis rub works well for pork or lamb.
Pork and Coriander CasserolePork fillets aren't just designed to be grilled or roasted, they also work well in casseroles and curries. This recipe for pork and coriander...
Pork Medallions with Apple and Sage
Pork Mini Roast with Pine Nuts and Rosemary Rub
Pork Mini Roast with Tomato n Basil Pasta
Rosemary and Garlic PotatoesYou can peel the potatoes if you wish but leaving the skins on will give a crunchier and more nutritious dish.
Salsa Verde
Slow-Roasted Loin of Pork with Garlic, Rosemary and Fennel
Steamed Vegetable and Pork Gow Gees with Hoi sin Dipping Sauce
Thai Beef SaladWhen making a Thai salad, presentation is all important and a salad can be a spectacular centrepiece for any table. Traditionally Thai salads are...
Tuscan Herb Infused Roast PorkIt’s important to not overcook the meat and to be quite generous with the seasonings. Any pork left over makes great sandwiches: cold with lemon...
Warm Mixed Nuts with Rosemary and EschallotsTo make the most flavourful toasted nuts, seeds and legumes, you must begin with the very freshest. Since there is really no way to tell how fresh...
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Making Your Own Christmas Gifts12 December, 2009Not only are home made Christmas gifts well received but just about everyone, they will also be remembered long after store bought choices and, they're relatively inexpensive. This year my sister Tracey and I decided to create lots of small... [Read More]
The History of Christmas30 November, 2009A child discovering the delights of Christmas for the first time is presented with a wonderful array of good things: trees with sparkling lights, carol singing, rich food such as iced cakes and biscuits, presents tucked into bulging stockings and... [Read More]
Let's Make Cake, Hoorah!19 October, 2009Let's make a cake my nephew said, and of course his mother obliged. Who'd have thought such a simple task to could turn into such a disaster! I won't even begin to tell you what went wrong. Needless to say, that recipe won't be... [Read More]
Issue 9 - Christmas 2009
For most people, Christmas dinner is the meal of the year, and the one for which the host and hostess, family and friends reserve the highest hopes and the greatest of expectations.

First Principles
The Basics Cooking Handbook