Tag: recipes
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Chicken and waffles

Ah, the fried chicken and waffle. I feel like the combination just should not work but I also know for a fact that fried chicken on a waffle, smothered with hot honey and a little butter too, works very, very well. I also am smart enough to know that this is not every day food.…
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Pretend camping fish stew

This is the seafood stew kinda like bouillabaisse that I made when we were camping out in a cabin in the rain one time. In Australia we don’t really camp in the rain. We like it to be a postcard worthy sunshine and scenery type setting at all times when we’re headed to the bush…
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Making mayonnaise or aioli with the mayonnaise nazi

“Who is that man in the red mask? That devilishly tall, handsome masked man? The one with the Hitler moustache? The guy who is constantly harping on about how everyone in this world and the next should be making their own mayonnaise”, you ask. OK folks, I stand before you as my interweb audience today…
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Burger Technology: Secrets to the Ultimate Cheeseburger

Some things I reckon about the cheeseburger or, as we call it at the restaurant, “burger technology”. Burger night was something we started doing when my boys were old enough to hold that burger themselves (burger cutlery is at the end of your arms folks. I don’t believe anyone could convince me otherwise), and it’s…
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Really good breakfast sausage sanga with salsa criolla that is better than a sausage muffin

Look, I am a big fan of a sausage muffin for breakfast, I’m just not massive on the ones that have Mc as their prefix. That in mind, I have played with many sausage products (yeah, heh heh) in my time to try and ensure that my morning sausage fix is indeed a good one.…
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Bao Bun Prawn Toast

If you like prawn toast, I can actually guarantee you will love this. The thing is, it’s very, very similar to prawn toast but the bao bun takes it up a notch or two. I’d say it makes it even more exotic if that is possible. And those words have been spoken by a child…
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Big Red’s Texas Red

Texas Red originated in 19th century Texas. It is the bastard love child of a Mexican immigrant and a dirty old cowboy chuck wagon cook. And now you realise why it draws me oh so close to its bosom. Big Red’s Texas red originated in the 21st century deep in the belly of the Stockpot…


