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Mar p 109 Chicken cacciatore . .May p 48 Beef tagliata with rocket salad and Coconut macaroons . Oct p 118 Chicken pistachio meat loaf with . parmesan . Dec/Jan 2002-’03 p Coconut & lime creams .Aug p 59 caramelised onion . Oct p 162 68 Florentines . Oct p 95 Chicken salad with grapefruit . Beef Wellington . Mar p 162 Hanging-tree biscuits . and pistachios . .Sep p 109 Beef with wilted spinach and . Nov/Dec 2001 p 101 Chicken tenderloin with baked . potato rosti . Apr p 79 Leopard-spot biscuits . Mar p 87 sweet potato . .May p 107 Burger with the works . Jun p 108 Meringues . Mar p 136 Chicken tikka . Mar p 106 Chilli con carne . Mar p 68 Peppermint creams . Chicken with garlic . Jul p 144 Easy masaman curry . .Aug p 56 . Nov/Dec 2001 p 98 Chicken with coriander pesto . Florentine steak . Popcorn balls . Nov/Dec 2001 p and Asian salad . Jan/Feb p 90 . Dec/Jan 2002-’03 p 164 98 Chicken with mushroom sauce . Fragrant beef curry . Jun p 52 Smartie biscuits . Apr p 83 . .Sep p 73 Fruity beef casserole . .Sep p 148 Spice biscuits . Chicken with roast pumpkin and . Grilled eye fillet with pistounade . Dec/Jan 2002-’03 p 130 broccolini . Nov/Dec 2001 p 86 provencale . .Aug p 102 Stained-glass biscuits . Chicken with smoked paprika and Minute steak mignonette . Jul p 105 . Nov/Dec 2001 p 98 roast capsicums . .Aug p 80 Nasi goreng . Sep 140 Starfish cookies . Coq au vin . Apr p 162 One-pot chunky beef . Dec/Jan 2002-’03 p 116 Coriander chicken . Oct p 117 bourguignonne . Apr p 58 Wattleseed biscuits . .Nov p 61 Garlic & lemon chicken . .Sep p 62 Rare beef with Thai herbs . Nov p Ginger chicken stir-fry . .Jul p 148 37 Breakfast Golden nuggets . Mar p 84 Roast beef with horseradish crust . Bircher muesli . Mar p 98 Greek chicken . .Jul p 68 . .Aug p 148 Crunchy granola with poached . Grilled chicken with roast onion . Roast fillet of beef . Jun p 116 peaches . Jan/Feb p 49 mash . Jan/Feb p 75 Scotch fillet with garlic Yorkshires . Eggs Benedict . Jump-in-the-pan chicken May p 26 . .Nov p 85 . Dec/Jan 2002-’03 p 266 Laksa . Apr p 145 Steak with fried polenta . Aug p French toast with bacon . Aug p Lemon saltimbocca . .Nov p 142 74 112 Lumpy bumpy roast chicken . Steak with lemony puttanesca . Hash browns . Jul p 85 . Dec/Jan 2002-’03 p 152 sauce . .Jul p 67 Hash browns with bacon Mar p 106 Middle Eastern chicken . Aug p Steak with roasted balsamic . Three-grain porridge . Aug p 112 29 potatoes . Nov p 122 My favourite curry sauce . Stewed red-wine beef with anchovy Chicken . Nov/Dec 2001 p 65 scones . .Jul p 57 Betel leaves with larb . .Aug p 55 Roast chicken . Mar p 114 Stir-fried noodles with beef and . Butter chicken . Jun p 51 Rolled stuffed chicken . .Jul p 49 greens . Oct p 76 Chargrilled chicken with . San choy bau . .Sep p 138 Superb roast beef & best spuds . tropical fruit . Oct p 142 Shredded takeaway chicken with . and huge Yorkies . Jun p 62 Chicken & apricot tajine . rice noodles . Oct p 76 Veal involtini . Nov/Dec 2001 p 179 Sichuan chicken . .Nov/Dec 2001 p . Dec/Jan 2002-’03 p 115 Chicken & capsicum tortillas . 128 Veal scaloppine with cavalo nero . Jun p 111 Spicy beans with chicken . Mar p and carrots . Oct p 109 Chicken & coconut curry . 69 Biscuits . Jan/Feb p 69 Spring chicken (low-fat) . Oct p 63 '*' delicious. recipe index. Spring chicken with flageolet beans syrup and sugar shards . Mar p Little pots of caramel . Apr p 101 . Oct p 56 101 Mandarin brulee . .Jul p 105 Tandoori chicken . Apple & almond crumble . May p Mango & vanilla marble jelly . Dec/Jan 2002-’03 p 179 57 . Oct p 103 Apple & frangipane band . Mango souffle . Jan/Feb p 24 Chocolate . Dec/Jan 2002-’03 p 82 Middle Eastern baklava . Jun p Bill’s hot chocolate . Aug p 112 Apple & raisin parcels . May p 61 148 Chocolate & apricot brownies . Apple brown Betty . Nov p 85 Minty oranges with summer . Jun p 139 Baked apples with almonds . berries . Dec/Jan 2002-’03 p 209 Chocolate & mint tart . apricots and amaretto . Jun p 65 Oranges with ginger cream . Dec/Jan 2002-’03 p 224 Baked egg custard . Apr p 69 . .Jul p 146 Chocolate angel cakes . Baked figs . Apr p 52 Panforte . Dec/Jan 2002-’03 p 95 . Dec/Jan 2002-’03 p 129 Baked nectarines . Panna cotta with boozy berries . Chocolate baked ricotta . Dec/Jan 2002-’03 p 156 . Nov/Dec 2001 p 54 Baked ricotta with poached . .Aug p 95 Chocolate banana bread . tamarillos . .Sep p 92 Passionfruit jelly . Oct p 104 . Aug p 112 Banana flummery . Nov p 91 Passionfruit souffle . Aug p 105 Chocolate berry tarts . Jan/Feb p Burnt English cream . Apr p 100 Pastry spring rolls . Sep p 74 121 Bush damper . Nov p 96 Pavlova with fresh fruit . Mar p 79 Chocolate cherry liqueur cake . Buttermilk pancakes with mulberry Pavs with tropical fruits . Nov p 65 . .Aug p 95 butter . Nov/Dec 2001 p121 Peach & raspberry parfait . Chocolate dominoes . .Sep p 85 Cannoli . Dec/Jan 2002-’03 p 164 . Dec/Jan 2002-’03 p 172 Chocolate espresso slice . Caramel brie . Apr p 101 Pear & ginger crisp . Apr p 114 . .Nov/Dec 2001 p 115 Caramelised rum bananas with . Pears with cheese . Jul p 112 Chocolate ginger tarts . .May p 84 toasted banana bread . May p 108 Pineapple vodka crush . Chocolate indulgence . .Sep p 81 Chilled lime cream . Jan/Feb p . Dec/Jan 2002-’03 p 138 Chocolate jelly . Oct p 103 117 Pikelets with strawberries . Jul p 82 Chocolate martini . .Nov p 139 Choux pastry . Jan/Feb p 174 Poached fruit with ginger sabayon . Chocolate mousse cake . May p Christmas morning muffins . Apr p 92 98 . Dec/Jan 2002-’03 p 129 Polenta jam bars . .Aug p 75 Chocolate mousse cake with bitter- Christmas pikelets . Pot-roasted quinces . Aug p 81 orange sauce . Nov/Dec 2001 p . Dec/Jan 2002-’03 p 111 Profiteroles . Jul p 162 115 Coconut & lime creams . Aug p Quick pastry dessert with berries . Chocolate pots . Mar p 57 59 and custard . Sep p 75 Chocolate puddings . Jun p 116 Cranachan with lavender honey . Raspberry meringue roulade . Chocolate puddings with fudge . .Aug p 142 . Oct p 111 sauce . .Jul p 96 Creme brulee spoons . Nov p 109 Rhubarb & apple Charlotte Jul p 61 Chocolate raspberry pavlova . Creme patissiere . Aug p 105 Saffron poached pears . Mar p 97 . Sep p 66 Crepes Suzette . Apr p 98 Scones with jam and clotted cream Chocolate sorbet Nov/Dec 2001 p Crepes with mango butter and . Mar p 101 112 Cointreau sauce . Souffled crepes . .Aug p 96 Chocolate Swiss roll . Apr p 83 . Dec/Jan 2002-’03 p 222 Spiced-apple & vanilla-cream . Chocolate tart . Jan/Feb p 128 Flo’s pickled quinces . Apr p 30 parcels . Mar p 98 Chocolate truffles . Jul p 53 Fresh strawberry jelly . Oct p 103 Spiced pears with gorgonzola . Chocolate walnut pie with fudge . Fruit bread . Apr p 87 . .May p 47 sauce . Nov/Dec 2001 p 112 Fruit fools . Dec/Jan 2002-’03 p Spice-roasted stone fruits . Grown-up chocolate cupcakes . 75 Mar p 92 . .Nov/Dec 2001 p 112 Fruit mince muffins . Jan/Feb p 53 Strawberry lamingtons . Nov p 65 River Cafe chocolate nemesis . Gin & tonic jelly . Oct p 104 Strawberry with crisp meringue . Dec/Jan 2002-’03 p 122 Gingerbread with treacle butter . and custard . Jun p 88 Self-saucing pudding . .Jul p 31 . .Jul p 146 Summer-fruit brulee . May p 58 Tia Maria jelly with chocolate . Golden syrup dumplings .. Jul p 99 Sweetmeat . Sep p 56 cream . Oct p 104 Honeycomb . Aug p 127 Terrine of summer fruits . Oct p 103 Triple-choc fridge bars . Oct p 97 Honeycomb jelly . Oct p 103 Tia Maria jelly with chocolate . White chocolate brulee ice-cream . Iced vanilla brulees . cream . Oct p 104 . .Nov/Dec 2001 p 115 . Dec/Jan 2002-’03 p 147 Tiramisu . Jul p 138 White chocolate panna cotta . Jam crostada . Sep p 144 Toffee apples . Oct p 94 . .Nov/Dec 2001 p 112 Jam doughnut muffins . .Jul p 85 Trim tiramisu . Oct p 71 White chocolate parfait . .Aug p 95 Jam omelette .
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