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Pork Medallions in Mustard Cream reviewed by chefaileenFrom: The Good Friends Cookbook (reviewed 17th February 2009)Pretty straightforward and tasty. | |
Breakfast Bars reviewed by andrewFrom: Nigella Express: Good Food, Fast (reviewed 17th September 2009)These are great homemade granola bars. They're healthy, sweet enough for kids but not too sweet, and not covered in corn syrup like commercial ones often... | |
Pear and Ginger Muffins reviewed by andrewFrom: Nigella Express: Good Food, Fast (reviewed 17th September 2009)Very nice muffins indeed. We have a surplus of pears at the moment and were hunting for pear recipes. These don't use tons of pears, just 1 1/2 cups, but... | |
Fresh Corn Chowder reviewed by andrewFrom: The Enchanted Broccoli Forest (reviewed 18th September 2009)This is a nice, solid corn chowder recipe. It has a little potato, celery and red pepper to balance the corn, and is finished with milk to make it creamy.... | |
Homemade Yogurt reviewed by maritaFrom: The Home Creamery (reviewed 22nd September 2009)A very simple, very easy recipe. I was scared to make my own yogurt--I thought it would be risky--but it really is easy. This recipe is clear, concise,... | |
Butter-fried Fennel and Onions with Vinegar and Thyme reviewed by westerFrom: Eat Your Greens (Network Books) (reviewed 24th September 2009)Nice combination of ingredients. Sweet and aromatic.
Goes well with chickpeas.
My husband thinks there's too much vinegar in it, though. | |
Sautéed Turnips with Cumin and Lemon reviewed by westerFrom: Eat Your Greens (Network Books) (reviewed 24th September 2009)If you have turnips, this is a nice way to serve them.
Don't add the lemon zest too early or it will turn bitter. | |
Slow-cooked cabbage with lemon reviewed by westerFrom: Eat Your Greens (Network Books) (reviewed 24th September 2009)As the book itself says, cabbage cooked this way 'softens down to a nutty, mellow flavor'. Just lovely.
I like it with red cabbage too (increase the... | |
Pasta with Savoy Cabbage and Shallots reviewed by westerFrom: Eat Your Greens (Network Books) (reviewed 24th September 2009)A very original way to serve Savoy cabbage.
If you want to make it a bit more substantial, some smoked tofu works well. | |
Smothered Broccoli with White Wine reviewed by westerFrom: Eat Your Greens (Network Books) (reviewed 24th September 2009)A lovely way to serve broccoli.
Goes well with pasta carbonara. | |
Beetroot and Orange Salad reviewed by westerFrom: Jane Grigson's Vegetable Book (reviewed 24th September 2009)Not much of a recipe, but this sure is a wonderful combination. These two complement each other perfectly.
I always ignore the serving arrangement she... | |
French bean and almond soup reviewed by westerFrom: Jane Grigson's Vegetable Book (reviewed 24th September 2009)A lovely light soup.
I made it without the savory and I did not miss it at all. | |
Tomatoes cooked with Bengali spices (Bangali timatar) reviewed by westerFrom: Madhur Jaffrey's Spice Kitchen: Fifty Recipes Introducing Indian Spices and Aromatic Seeds (reviewed 24th September 2009)An aromatic way with tomatoes.
Good cupboard recipe as well, if you use canned tomatoes. | |
Rice and peas with garam masala (Matar aur sooay ka pullao) reviewed by westerFrom: Madhur Jaffrey's Spice Kitchen: Fifty Recipes Introducing Indian Spices and Aromatic Seeds (reviewed 24th September 2009)Dill, rather than garam masala, is the flavor on the foreground here.
This is one of those dishes you keep on making because it's easy, everybody likes... | |
Salmon poached with spinach and Bengali five-spice mixture (Panchporan vali macchi) reviewed by westerFrom: Madhur Jaffrey's Spice Kitchen: Fifty Recipes Introducing Indian Spices and Aromatic Seeds (reviewed 24th September 2009)Very aromatic and the fish stays unbelievably moist. | |
Leeks vinaigrette reviewed by westerFrom: Roast Chicken and Other Stories (Ebury Paperback Cookery) (reviewed 24th September 2009)A good version of a good basic recipe.
Why oh why does no cookbook ever tell you for how long you should cook leeks?
I need 10 to 15 minutes till tenderness... | |
Spanish Rice reviewed by SqueakyChuFrom: Joy of Cooking: 75th Anniversary Edition - 2006 (reviewed 25th September 2009)This was the first recipe I ever made from this cookbook. The rice tasted more like "Spanish Rice" than other recipes I've tried. The recipe is definitely... | |
Pavlova reviewed by JustJimFrom: The Cook's Companion (reviewed 25th September 2009)A notoriously difficult dish to get perfect is well explained here with traps for the unwary. | |
Little Blueberry Cheesecakes reviewed by JustJimFrom: Delicious (Australia) (reviewed 25th September 2009)Individual baked cheesecakes made in large muffin pan. | |
Key Lime Pie reviewed by JustJimFrom: America the majestic: Pictorial cookbook (reviewed 25th September 2009)I found I needed an extra Tbsp of butter for the shell, perhaps because I was using Granitas to substitute for the Graham Crackers.
Absolutely delicious.... | |
Marmalade and Fig Sponge reviewed by JustJimFrom: Cooking for Every Occasion (reviewed 25th September 2009)I use Rose's Lime Marmalade and substitute pecans for walnuts (I never use walnuts, I find them bitter). If I feel luxurious, I soak the chopped figs... | |
Tart Lemon Squares reviewed by JustJimFrom: Rosie's All-Butter Fresh Cream Sugar-Packed Baking Book (reviewed 25th September 2009)As described - tart. Mouth puckeringly tart but set off by the sweetness of the base they are very delish! | |
Ginger Biscuits reviewed by JustJimFrom: The Great Big Baking Book: Great American Baking (reviewed 25th September 2009)Substitute honey for the treacle for a different taste. Don't turn the oven on to pre-heat until step three where you chill the dough for 30 minutes! | |
Banana Muffins reviewed by JustJimFrom: The Great Big Baking Book: Great American Baking (reviewed 25th September 2009)I use 200g plain flour and 50g self raising flour and substitute chopped dates for the raisins. I also add 2 Tbsp sour cream at step 4. | |
Pineapple Chutney reviewed by JustJimFrom: Wonderful Ways to Prepare Curries (reviewed 25th September 2009)Much better than the usual mango chutney (and I love mangoes). You could cut down on the garlic if you wished and substitute semi-dried figs for the raisins. | |
Mulligatawny Soup reviewed by JustJimFrom: Tony Funge's Great Temptations : The 'Life, Be in It' Cookbook (reviewed 25th September 2009)A good, basic Mulligatawny. Cook as directed or make changes as the pantry requires. | |
Limoncello reviewed by westerFrom: Sophie Grigson's Sunshine Food (reviewed 25th September 2009)This does make a pretty good limoncello, using wodka a a base. It does take at least 5 weeks though. | |
Pasta with Roast Garlic, Mushrooms and Cream reviewed by westerFrom: The 30-minute Cook: The Best of the World's Quick Cooking (Penguin cookery books) (reviewed 25th September 2009)A good rich pasta dish. | |
Figs soaked in fresh orange juice reviewed by westerFrom: Real Fast Vegetarian Food (reviewed 25th September 2009)Another case of "more than the sum of the parts". Nice plump figs in a thick orange-flavored sauce. Serve with thick yogurt. | |
My favourite curry sauce reviewed by westerFrom: Happy Days with the Naked Chef (reviewed 25th September 2009)Very nice all-purpose curry sauce. Very spicy. You probably don't have all the spices yet - I bought fenugreek and curry leaves especially for this one.... | |
Spaghetti with Salami, Fennel and Tomatoes reviewed by westerFrom: Happy Days with the Naked Chef (reviewed 25th September 2009)Filling and spicy, with the breadcrumbs adding some extra crunch. I usually have this with penne, not spaghetti. | |
Hamilton Squash reviewed by westerFrom: Happy Days with the Naked Chef (reviewed 25th September 2009)Festive, tasty and vegan. It looks spectacular and tastes good.
Pretty easy, except for scooping out the flesh from inside the squash. A teaspoon definitely... | |
Grilled Eggplant with feta, mint and chili reviewed by westerFrom: Today's Kitchen Cookbook (reviewed 25th September 2009)This is a recipe by Nigella Lawson.
The combination of flavors is brilliant and I'm going to have it again. However, next time I'm not going to bother... | |
Hot Blueberry Sauce reviewed by maritaFrom: The Essential Dessert Cookbook (Essential Series) (reviewed 27th September 2009)A ridiculously easy and delicious warm blueberry sauce. The balsamic vinegar seems like a strange addition to me, but it must be the magic ingredient.... | |
Chocolate Rum and Raisin Slice reviewed by season2tasteFrom: Simple Slices ("Australian Women's Weekly") (reviewed 27th September 2009)This 'slice' is what I think North Americans might call a 'brownie'. It's easy to make (not many ingredients) and very 'more'ish. Quite a sophisticated... | |
Spicy Aduki Beans reviewed by westerFrom: A Taste of Heaven and Earth: A Zen Approach to Cooking and Eating with 150 Satisfying Vegetarian Recipes (reviewed 27th September 2009)Sweet/spicy vegetable stew.
Makes a good soup as well, just add a bit more water and blend.
You don't have to include both carrots and sweet potatoes,... | |
Lentil Soup with Mint reviewed by westerFrom: A Taste of Heaven and Earth: A Zen Approach to Cooking and Eating with 150 Satisfying Vegetarian Recipes (reviewed 27th September 2009)I felt this soup should really have been two soups: a summer soup with lemon and mint, and a winter soup with leeks and sage.
I have tried the summer... | |
Friands reviewed by season2tasteFrom: Complete Perfect Recipes (reviewed 27th September 2009)This is an easy recipe for these little almond cakes that are such a popular with-coffee cafe treat in Australia and New Zealand (and I'd be interested... | |
Yellow rice with potato and cumin (Peelay chaaval) reviewed by westerFrom: Madhur Jaffrey's Spice Kitchen: Fifty Recipes Introducing Indian Spices and Aromatic Seeds (reviewed 28th September 2009)Colorful, aromatic, easy to make. A nice alternative to plain rice. | |
Baked fennel and boston lettuce reviewed by westerFrom: The Best of Food & Wine: Vegetables, Salads & Grains (ILLUSTRATED) (reviewed 28th September 2009)I usually make a heavily adapted version of this, with only fennel, lettuce and chicken stock. But the combination is brilliant, the slight bitterness... | |
Rice and Cottage Cheese Pie reviewed by season2tasteFrom: Friendly Food: The essential guide to avoiding allergies, additives and problem chemicals (reviewed 29th September 2009)Very good as part of a smorgasbord/buffet meal as it can be eaten hot or cold. Otherwise tasty as a light meal accompanied by a green salad. It contains... | |
Spinach with Blue Cheese and Pasta reviewed by friederikeFrom: Real Fast Food (reviewed 29th September 2009)I've loved Spinach with Blue Cheese and Pasta since my early student days when I was a regular consumer of ready made meals. Timing is crucial for this... | |
Spinach with Blue Cheese and Pasta reviewed by westerFrom: Real Fast Food (reviewed 29th September 2009)This is one of my favourite dishes, but I hadn't realized I actually have a recipe for it! Easy, tasty, and the kids love it too.
I use 100 g of cream... | |
Chicken Braised with Chicory and Crème Fraîche reviewed by westerFrom: Real Food (reviewed 1st October 2009)Lovely home cooking. The chicken is brown and moist, the chicory is tender and the sauce is creamy but full of flavors.
It does take some time but it's... | |
Pan-fried parsnips with browned shallots, garlic and spices reviewed by westerFrom: Real Cooking (reviewed 1st October 2009)Very aromatic, lovely texture. My husband won't have his parsnips any other way. | |
Chicken with Saffron, Raisins and Pine Nuts reviewed by friederikeFrom: BBC Good Food (reviewed 1st October 2009)A lovely dish from one of my favourite regions, though I replaced the pine nuts with equally suitable almonds.
One caveat: make sure that all pieces of... | |
One-pan Chicken Bake reviewed by friederikeFrom: BBC Good Food (reviewed 1st October 2009)A healthy, delicious, and extremely easy dish - just put everything in a baking tray, bake, add some extra ingredients and you're done! | |
Chickpea, Goat's Cheese and Rocket Salad reviewed by friederikeFrom: Delicious (reviewed 1st October 2009)Delicious and nourishing salad. Go easy on the lemon juice, though.
Edited to add:
The recipe is available online here. You can also review it here. | |
Creamy Pesto Chicken with Roasted Tomatoes reviewed by friederikeFrom: BBC Good Food (reviewed 1st October 2009)Very delicious, though quite heavy and a slightly standard combination of ingredients. Use Homemade Pesto, if possible.
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The recipe is available... | |
Homemade Pesto reviewed by friederikeFrom: BBC Good Food (reviewed 1st October 2009)Easy, quick and delicious.
Use for e.g. Creamy Pesto Chicken with Roasted Tomatoes. | |
Escalivada reviewed by friederikeFrom: Spanish Food and Cooking (Food & Drink) (reviewed 1st October 2009)Simple, delicious and low-fat, what more can I ask? | |
Broad Beans with Bacon reviewed by friederikeFrom: Spanish Food and Cooking (Food & Drink) (reviewed 1st October 2009)Delicious side dish. As it consists of meat and beans, it doesn't really count as a vegetable dish, so make sure you get your 5-a-day somewhere else. | |
Pasta with caramelised onions, basil and cream reviewed by westerFrom: Real Cooking (reviewed 3rd October 2009)Soft and soothing. Good comfort food. | |
Apple Pecan Cake with Maple Frosting reviewed by digifish_booksFrom: Cooking Class Cakes ("Australian Women's Weekly") (reviewed 11th October 2009)A lovely moist cake with a sweet frosting. I replaced the wholemeal SR flour with normal white SR flour and it worked fine. Pecans and maple syrup are... | |
Steak with Cannellini Bean Mash and Rosemary Oil reviewed by digifish_booksFrom: Donna Hay Magazine (reviewed 11th October 2009)The bean mash with rosemary oil is great but be sure to use a good quality extra-virgin olive oil.
(Last made on May 20, 2009). | |
Mississippi Mud Cake reviewed by digifish_booksFrom: Classic Cakes (reviewed 11th October 2009)Don't overbake this one, as it can dry out (despite the high fat content). Serve in thin slices with whipped cream or as a dessert with vanilla ice cream.
(Last... | |
Last-minute Fruit Cake reviewed by digifish_booksFrom: Classic Cakes (reviewed 11th October 2009)I exclude the mixed peel (...hate the stuff!) and just add a little extra fresh orange and/or lemon rind. Treacle can also be replaced with golden syrup.... | |
Fruit Turnovers reviewed by andrewFrom: The Pie and Pastry Bible (reviewed 11th October 2009)Pretty good indeed, though I found it hard to fit enough fruit in to make them really stuffed full! And it takes a long time to make these, what with the... | |
Chicken Pot Pie reviewed by andrewFrom: How to Cook Everything: 2,000 Simple Recipes for Great Food (reviewed 11th October 2009)Boy this is a good recipe, and in typical Bittman fashion is very adaptable. We are usually lazy and get a rotisserie chicken from the supermarket (or... | |
Salsa Verde Potato Salad reviewed by digifish_booksFrom: Donna Hay Magazine (reviewed 12th October 2009)I modified the recipe slightly by adding a little more sugar to the dressing and replacing the red onion with fresh chives. | |
Potato Salad with Bacon and Leek reviewed by digifish_booksFrom: Donna Hay Magazine (reviewed 12th October 2009)The recipe calls for kipfler potatoes but I used plain ol' colibans. | |
Creamy Lemon Puy Lentils reviewed by friederikeFrom: Complete Vegetarian (reviewed 12th October 2009)Love this dish with its interesting flavours.
Ignore the poached egg and add rocket or watercress to make a lunch box salad. | |
Accordion Potatoes reviewed by sarazeeFrom: Style at Home (reviewed 13th October 2009)Yummy potatoes - I didn't have thyme so I just used bayleaves - and it ended up looking precisely like the picture!!!
I cooked them at a higher temp than... | |
Aubergine, Mint and Couscous Salad reviewed by friederikeFrom: 100 15-Minute Fuss-Free Recipes: Time-Saving Techniques And Shortcuts To Superb Meals In Minutes, Including Breakfasts, Snacks, Main Course Meat, Fish ... Dishes, Plus Dazzlingly Simple Desserts (reviewed 13th October 2009)Easy, quick and delicious for a hot summer's day. You might want to add some extra spices or vegetables for extra flavour - we tried lemon juice and pepper... | |
Vegetable and Red Lentil Soup reviewed by digifish_booksFrom: Good Food Fast ("Australian Women's Weekly") (reviewed 14th October 2009)A mild curry flavoured soup. Works well either as a light lunch or quick dinner, served with pappadums and some cucumber raita. | |
Pea and Potato Soup reviewed by digifish_booksFrom: Good Food Fast ("Australian Women's Weekly") (reviewed 14th October 2009)A lovely satisfying winter soup using leeks and frozen peas. Herb or savoury scones are a good accompaniment for this soup. | |
Honey-Mustard Chicken with Potato Kumara Mash reviewed by digifish_booksFrom: Good Food Fast ("Australian Women's Weekly") (reviewed 14th October 2009)You can forget the pre-soaked bamboo skewers for this one (they always seem to burn no matter what!), I just bake the chicken tenderloins in the marinade/sauce... | |
Paella reviewed by friederikeFrom: Die echte Jeden-Tag-Küche: Gut kochen und essen Tag für Tag (reviewed 14th October 2009)BF and I have made Paellas on several occasions, using two different recipes from two different books (The Essential Seafood Cookbook being the other one).... | |
Pork and Noodle Stir-fry reviewed by friederikeFrom: Good Housekeeping: Step-by-step Cookbook: Over 650 Easy-to-follow Techniques and Triple-tested Recipes (Good Housekeeping) (reviewed 14th October 2009)Loved this. Simple, quick and healthy. Works with rice too. | |
Gingerbread Spice Cake reviewed by jherbFrom: Deceptively Delicious: Simple Secrets to Get Your Kids Eating Good Food (reviewed 14th October 2009)I made this with my 4-year-old. She did ask what the green stuff was (a cup of pureed broccoli) but I just said, "Green stuff." She didn't say anything... | |
Lentil Rice Soup reviewed by jherbFrom: Canadian Living's Best Vegetarian Dishes (reviewed 14th October 2009)This is more of a stew than a soup, which is fine with me. It's a nice, hearty dish for a cold day. I found that it could use more rice (1 cup instead... | |
Spicy Date and Pecan Cookies reviewed by digifish_booksFrom: Biscuits and Slices ("Australian Women's Weekly" Home Library) (reviewed 16th October 2009)Makes about 45-50 cookies. A pleasant combination of flavours - cinnamon, nutmeg, dates and pecans. | |
Montreal Bagels reviewed by andrewFrom: HomeBaking : The Artful Mix of Flour and Tradition Around the World (reviewed 17th October 2009)These are almost there... they're so close that I can just about see they could be a substitute for getting 'real' bagels from an actual bagel restaurant.... | |
Roasted Squash and Goat’s Cheese Gnocchi reviewed by friederikeFrom: 101 Healthy Eats ("Good Food") (reviewed 17th October 2009)I made this with selfmade gnocchi today, and it was perfect - even BF, who isn't really wild on squash, enjoyed it a lot. The combination of flavours was... | |
Orange Juice and Olive Oil Cake with Pine Nuts reviewed by digifish_booksFrom: Apples for Jam: A Colorful Cookbook (reviewed 20th October 2009)Makes two 22cm (8.5 inch) cakes. Alternatively, halve the ingredient amounts to make one cake. Keeps well in an airtight container in the fridge for up... | |
Poilane-Style Miche reviewed by andrewFrom: The Bread Baker's Apprentice: Mastering the Art of Extraordinary Bread (reviewed 17th October 2009)This is a fascinating bread. I'm still a bit wobbly with sourdough, and the first two times I made it, it came out very well (it received compliments from... | |
B.L.T. Pasta Salad reviewed by lorettaFrom: The Hay Day Country Market Cookbook (reviewed 1st February 2010)Everyone loves B.L.T.'s, so what a great idea to put those flavors in a pasta salad. Try varying the pasta shapes. This salad is light and flavorful. | |
chocolate amaretti cake reviewed by weaponxgirlFrom: Rachel's Favourite Food for Living (reviewed 1st February 2010)very moist and chocolatey. it would be a bit of a pain to make without a food processor, but an absolute doddle otherwise. | |
Pita Pockets with Lamb and Minted Yoghurt reviewed by digifish_booksFrom: Donna Hay Magazine (reviewed 18th October 2009)A lovely picnic lunch recipe for 2 people. | |
Classic Lemon Tart reviewed by digifish_booksFrom: Donna Hay Magazine (reviewed 18th October 2009)Delicious served in wedges with thick (double) cream. | |
Basic Scrambled Eggs reviewed by digifish_booksFrom: Donna Hay Magazine (reviewed 18th October 2009)Creamy and luscious. | |
Cream Sponge Cakes reviewed by digifish_booksFrom: Donna Hay Magazine (reviewed 18th October 2009)Good basic recipe. Makes 12 small cupcakes. Add your own decorations after spreading each cake with cream. | |
Green Curry Paste reviewed by digifish_booksFrom: Donna Hay Magazine (reviewed 18th October 2009)So much tastier and more fragrant than commercial varieties! Makes approximately 1 cup. Unused portions will keep in the freezer for up to 3 months in... | |
Green Chicken Curry reviewed by digifish_booksFrom: Donna Hay Magazine (reviewed 18th October 2009)For a low-fat version replaced the coconut cream with lighter coconut milk. | |
Buttery Lime Cakes reviewed by digifish_booksFrom: Donna Hay Magazine (reviewed 18th October 2009)Makes 6 muffin-sized cakes. Serve with thick (double) cream. | |
Lemon Cake reviewed by digifish_booksFrom: Donna Hay Magazine (reviewed 18th October 2009) | |
Beer-Can Chicken reviewed by lorettaFrom: How to Grill: The Complete Illustrated Book of Barbecue Techniques (reviewed 1st February 2010)This recipe is more about technique, than ingredients. I used a lemon-lime soda can instead of the beer. The chicken was delicious, very moist and tender. | |
Mandarin Syrup Cake reviewed by digifish_booksFrom: Donna Hay Magazine (reviewed 18th October 2009) | |
Apple and Ginger Muffins reviewed by digifish_booksFrom: Muffin Magic (reviewed 18th October 2009)Moist appley muffins with a mild hit of ginger. Makes 12 small or 10 medium-sized muffins. Suitable for freezing, to be brought back to life in the microwave... | |
Pork in a Cream of Paprika reviewed by friederikeFrom: All in One (reviewed 18th October 2009)I made this one quite a while ago, and I remember that it tasted like a modified version of Beef Stroganoff – and it was very delicious and easy to make. | |
Country-Style Apple Pie reviewed by JeanetteFrom: Canadian Living Desserts (reviewed 18th October 2009)Easy to make with the country style pastry though I needed 1/2 cup of liquid to make the pastry not 1/4 cup as in the recipe. Could be served from the... | |
Crabcakes with sun-dried tomato chutney reviewed by JeanetteFrom: Bishop's: The Cookbook (reviewed 18th October 2009)In general, make 1/2 quantities only!
Fresh crabs are not readily available so used tin of frozen crab meat. Found these could easily break up, so modified... | |
Roast Duck breast reviewed by JeanetteFrom: Bishop's: The Cookbook (reviewed 18th October 2009)As it promises...quick and simple. Really like the recipes as the breasts and legs are cooked in different styles. | |
Lacquered duck legs reviewed by JeanetteFrom: Bishop's: The Cookbook (reviewed 18th October 2009)Good flavour and very moist. Froze the cooked legs to serve at another time and they were very good. | |
Basic Lemon Curd reviewed by digifish_booksFrom: Donna Hay Magazine (reviewed 19th October 2009)Quick and simple recipe for home-made lemon curd/lemon butter. Make sure eggs are at room temperature to prevent curdling. Keeps in a sterilised jar in... | |
Balsamic Chicken reviewed by digifish_booksFrom: Donna Hay Magazine (reviewed 19th October 2009)Very easy grilled chicken dish. Serves 6. | |
Granola reviewed by digifish_booksFrom: Donna Hay Magazine (reviewed 19th October 2009)Makes approximately 8 cups. Can be stored in an airtight container for up to 4 weeks. Nice with cold milk and additional dried fruit(s) for breakfast,... | |
Barbecued Pork Lettuce Cups reviewed by digifish_booksFrom: Donna Hay Magazine (reviewed 19th October 2009) | |
Chicken Breasts Baked with Lemon and Fetta reviewed by digifish_booksFrom: Donna Hay Magazine (reviewed 19th October 2009) | |
Classic Baked Cheesecake reviewed by digifish_booksFrom: Donna Hay Magazine (reviewed 19th October 2009)Filling can easily be made with a food processor. Cheesecake takes approximately 70 minutes to bake. Serve cooled, cut into wedges with thick (double)... |