a meandering mango

Baked and bruised

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Pastry making is an art that I never really had an interest in until I went to cooking school.  It's there that I learned to make differ...
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A magical mousse

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Did someone say chocolate? Yes, but not just any chocolate – dark, rich and creamy and smooth chocolate mousse . I apologize for the delayed...
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Something for spring

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Spring in Sydney – an end to the colder months and a welcome to longer, sunnier days and flowers. It’s just the beginning of my favourite ti...
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Brownies please

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Like the rest of those foodies out there I love everything about food – searching through stores and markets for the best produce, talking a...
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Z is for zucchini

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I was given a few zucchinis the other day and wondered what I could make with this beautifully fresh and green vegetable. I love the taste a...
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I need cake

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A bad week – ups and downs and everything in between – calls for some cake. As life moves on we get busy and forget to take a moment to stop...
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Cherries on top

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Cherries are such a beautiful fruit – small, almost berry–like, dark and sweet, the perfect pick-and-eat fruit.  Cherry trees are also some ...
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The artful artichoke

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I’ll start this post by saying sorry -- I’m late! My life has been a little hectic and so, in keeping with that theme, I’ll be adding some m...
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Another simple supper

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You don’t have to sacrifice flavour and taste just because you don’t have a lot of time. I know I sound like one of those cooks on televisio...
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A simple sandwich

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In the world of food the word 'simple' is used a lot and in quite different ways. These days, when life is hectic for so many people...
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Coffee & cookies

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You know that time around 3pm when you hit that afternoon slump, can’t keep your eyes open but still have lots more work to do? At that time...
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Cheese is what you need

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It has been raining every day in Sydney.  Cheesecake is the kind of comfort you need on rainy days or when the weather is cold. I love the ...
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My chocolatey cure

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How can chocolate be so comforting? Its sweet, dark richness never fails to help me when I need to feel better, and I love finding ways to c...
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Flavourful flakiness

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When I was little my sister and I frequented a convenience store nearby our house. The store was a kids' dream – full of an endless vari...
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Cheese & Chutney

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It’s cold in Sydney – OK, not freezing but still cold here, especially at night.  And somehow, despite my Canadian tolerance for seriously p...
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Cold and creamy cups of custard

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When you crave something creamy, sweet and smooth but also light, why not make some custard. Much like tapioca (see my earlier post ) custar...
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The greatness of gourds

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Australians love their pumpkins and so do I (see here and here ).  This orangey gourd is a commonly used ingredient all year round; it’s in...
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Tapioca temptation

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Tapioca needs a new image.  Considered to be one of those old-fashioned, plain and boring items, tapioca is one of those desserts that all t...
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A little foodie photography project

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Dear friends I have something excitng to share with you.  A little while ago, my new blogger friend Aurelie at Pause Gourmande (a lovely Fr...
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