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gift Christmas cakes

Gift Christmas cakes

Start the recipe at least a day ahead, as the fruit mixture needs to stand overnight. Note
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mixed nut cake

Mixed nut cake

A Greek New Year’s cake called vasilopita, this recipe is traditionally made with a single coin baked into it, legend having it that the person who is served the slice containing the coin will have good luck in the coming year. This cake can be baked in a deep 19cm-square cake pan. Mix and match […]
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muesli with poached pears & yoghurt

Muesli with poached pears & yoghurt

You will be able to find the ingredients for this muesli either in the health food aisle at most supermarkets or health food stores. The muesli will keep in an airtight container for up to 1 month. Note
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GLUTEN- AND DAIRY-FREE   Spicy Fruit Cakes

Gluten- and dairy-free spicy fruit cakes

The easiest way to line the base of a pan hole is to cut the bottom out of cupcake paper cases; use the correct sized case for the muffin pan. Don’t overbeat the dairy-free spread or it will break down; you just need to break it up before adding the flour mixture. These cakes will […]
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Pear and hazelnut friands

Pear and hazelnut friands

Corella pears have only a short season, if they’re not available use thinly sliced apple, red-skinned look best instead. Note
Stuffed vine leaves with yogurt dip

Stuffed vine leaves with yoghurt dip

These are just as good served at room temperature as they are served hot, and they make perfect finger-food for a cocktail party or for inclusion on a large selection of mezze dishes. Note
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NANAIMO BARS This is a treat from Western Canada.

Nanaimo bars

This recipe comes from western Canada. Keeping time: 2 weeks. Note
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noix charentaise

Noix charentaise

These come from the Charente region of south-west France. The name generally refers to a nut-shaped puff from that region.
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chocolate chestnut cake

Chocolate chestnut cake

This gorgeous layered cake is the perfect balance of sweet and nutty. It's the perfect celebratory cake to serve at Christmas time.
chocolate, apricot and hazelnut cake

Chocolate, apricot and hazelnut cake

To make chocolate curls, run a cheese slicer down the back of a slightly warmed block of chocolate. For smaller curls, run a vegetable peeler down the side of a block of chocolate. Note
POACHED EGGS IN A ROLL WITH PESTO

Poached eggs in a roll with pesto

Make sure to always use the freshest eggs when poaching, as the thick egg white clings tightly to the yolk. Old eggs don’t hold their shape because the whites are thin and runny, so they tend to spread out in the water. Note
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sumac beef and pine nut tarts

Sumac beef and pine nut tarts

Sumac is a purple-red, astringent spice ground from berries growing on shrubs around the Mediterranean; it has a tart, lemony flavour. It can be found in Middle-Eastern food stores and major supermarkets. Note
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pepita and oak leaf lettuce salad with cranberry dressing

Pepita and oak leaf lettuce salad with cranberry dressing

Pepitas, dried pumpkin seeds, are available hulled or unhulled, raw or roasted. Most people here usually eat them as a snack or in a homemade muesli, but in many other countries they are commonly ground into meal for use as a sauce thickener. Note
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processor fruit cake

Processor fruit cake

You can turn this into an ‘eggless processor fruit cake’, if you like. Omit the eggs, and increase the golden syrup by 1 tablespoon to â…“ cup (155g). The cake doesn’t keep quite as well without eggs, about 5 days, but will freeze for 3 months. Note
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