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As the weather gets hotter and hotter, I’m sure you could think of little worse than slaving away in a hot kitchen baking short-bread or Christmas mince pies – the kind of sweet baked treats we’re obliged to offer ...

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I’ve never quite understood why people buy wine purely for the label, but sometimes – just sometimes – a label can really grab my attention, like those of Between 5 Bells. The team at B5B have ties with Let...

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This recipe is a fantastic alternative to store-bought frozen chicken nuggets. You can’t get much healthier and both the little people and big people in your household will love them. This recipe makes enough to feed a...

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When I was a kid growing up in New York I used to watch a show called Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood. It was about a nice guy that brought you to the Neighborhood of Make-Believe to experience all sorts of fun in a puppet...

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Now that 2013 wines are starting to appear, how was the vintage? South Australia South Australia was dry and hot. Dry can be good (less disease, fungus etc.), but vines need water to grow. While some were irrigated, in g...

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This savoury, protein-rich tart is perfect for springtime picnics, lunches and light evening meals. Just whip up a simple side salad (tomato, baby spinach and avocado is nice combination) and your meal is complete. While...

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“It’s so Randwick” is how my companion described Bus Stop Café as we sat down for our brunch on a sunny Saturday just before noon. Assuming she meant that it’s got an urban edge to it, I had a feeling I’d be e...

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Who doesn’t love Thai food? Thai cuisine, or at least Aussie Thai takeaway, is filled with lots of vegetables, fresh herbs and spices and is relatively healthy compared to other cuisines… or is it? From what I can ga...

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For a long time there was a well-known café in Clovelly called SPECC, but last November a new eatery evolved in its place, and it’s called Deviate. Using ‘deviate’ as a verb, its tagline is “To where locals meet...

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The Mornington Peninsula is known mostly for Pinot Noir and Chardonnay and it is a sensational place for a scenic getaway. Those who know their wine will be aware of some of the famous names from the region (Yabby Lake, ...

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