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Food from the Banana State: June 2009
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Food from the Banana State. A food and wine blog featuring food, produce and people from Queensland, Australia by Australian journalist Susan Kirk www.lingo.net.au/blog. Friday, June 26, 2009. Bwok Bwok off with his head. I always have some chicken tenderloins in the fridge/freezer. Chicken is so adaptable. I use it for a chicken and corn soup. Quick and easy. Great for a winter lunch with crusty warm rolls or stick bread. Chicken and Corn soup. 500 g chicken tenderloins. 2 litres chicken stock. Poach th...
Food from the Banana State: April 2008
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Food from the Banana State. A food and wine blog featuring food, produce and people from Queensland, Australia by Australian journalist Susan Kirk www.lingo.net.au/blog. Sunday, April 20, 2008. Winter a time for pears. The mulberry port was courtesy of Murdering Point Winery. Susan Fairbairn - nee Kirk. Labels: pears poached in red wine. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Susan Fairbairn - nee Kirk. Susan Fairbairn nee Kirk is a nationally published writer, with a degree in journalism. . Winter a time for pears.
Food from the Banana State: On the first day of Christmas
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Food from the Banana State. A food and wine blog featuring food, produce and people from Queensland, Australia by Australian journalist Susan Kirk www.lingo.net.au/blog. Thursday, November 27, 2008. On the first day of Christmas. It's been a long time since I had Christmas at my place and the immediate family has grown, a lot. 26 people will be sitting around tables, that we actually don't have. My main concerns are, how will I fit the big pans into my ovens? Do I have enough serving plates? Susan Fairba...
Food from the Banana State: What's in a recipe name?
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Food from the Banana State. A food and wine blog featuring food, produce and people from Queensland, Australia by Australian journalist Susan Kirk www.lingo.net.au/blog. Tuesday, June 16, 2009. What's in a recipe name? For me the name of the recipe is as important as a headline for an article. It has to be short and catchy. It has to spark interest. This will determine whether I take the time to read the recipe and make the dish. So why are chefs/cooks using complicated recipe names? My daughter is Y gen...
Food from the Banana State: How it went
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Food from the Banana State. A food and wine blog featuring food, produce and people from Queensland, Australia by Australian journalist Susan Kirk www.lingo.net.au/blog. Wednesday, January 28, 2009. Well the menu got reduced to:. Ham without the glaze. Mango and Orange Salad. Greens with Green Brie Dressing. Susan Fairbairn - nee Kirk. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Susan Fairbairn - nee Kirk. Susan Fairbairn nee Kirk is a nationally published writer, with a degree in journalism. .
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Adventures In My Kitchen
Sunday, May 27, 2012. Hello there Blogosphere. I'm sorry I've been away. I've missed you horribly. My first loaf that wasn't thick and dense! Soft, fluffy, airy, bready goodness. The crust was the perfect golden - not too hard and crumbly, but not insipid and soft. Still warm, with a scrape of butter and some homemade apple and feijoa jam. After trying all my jams, this one is my favourite, as the flavour is the most subtle.). Saturday, April 21, 2012. Back To Work Tomorrow = Less Feijoa Fun. And because...
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Food from the 12. Recipes and musings from a 12th floor apartment. Follow food from the 12 via Email. Enter your email address to follow food from the 12 and receive notifications of new posts by email. Slightly Sacrilegious Hot Cross Buns. An Easter favourite with a touch of orange liqueur. Maybe a bit more than a touch. It’s been a while. I could give you the lowdown on exactly why I’ve been absent, but apparently a picture is worth a thousand words. Another thing about being pregnant is that most moms...
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Food from the Backyard
Food from the Backyard. One family's adventure to grow our own food, eat local and be a little more sustainable. Tuesday, April 29, 2014. Cultured Butter and Kefir Cheese. Cultured dairy can be an easy way to add healthy bacteria into your diet. Two of my favorite ways to do this are cultured butter. Cultured Butter (and buttermilk). Butter and watery buttermilk. Then simply pour off all the buttermilk. You know have cultured buttermilk for cooking and baking. Then using cold water rinse off ...Then I pl...
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Food from the Banana State
Food from the Banana State. A food and wine blog featuring food, produce and people from Queensland, Australia by Australian journalist Susan Kirk www.lingo.net.au/blog. Wednesday, November 11, 2009. Warrigal or Waragul greens. Labels: blanching warrigal greens. Warrigal greens for salads. GMO Pundit a.k.a. David Tribe: Eating too much of natural plant chemicals can be bad. GMO Pundit a.k.a. David Tribe: Eating too much of natural plant chemicals can be bad. Friday, June 26, 2009. Chicken and Corn soup.
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Food from our CSA Box | Bi-weekly CSA box contents and how we use them
Food from our CSA Box. Bi-weekly CSA box contents and how we use them. 8211; Week of November 10th. Sorry for not posting in…. about 60 days, according to the date of the last post. I had just gotten a new follower or two as well, I wonder if you are still around. I know my mom is, so that’s something. I already like fall, but this box makes me even happier! It’s funny how certain vegetables seem so much more friendly. Let’s start at the bottom left with those lovely turnips. In that bag, while the kale.
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food from the earth | Gardening in a regenerative manner, with God’s love and healing as our guide in each step. Connecting people with their neighbors, the land, and God. Creating a community that celebrates, gratefully receives, and generously shares God
Food from the earth. Gardening in a regenerative manner, with God’s love and healing as our guide in each step. Connecting people with their neighbors, the land, and God. Creating a community that celebrates, gratefully receives, and generously shares God’s provision of our daily bread. Harvest Share 2014 Registration Form. Sweet Potato Pizza with Kale and Carmilized Onions. Salad Greens and Hoi An Pancakes. Food from the Earth in Ministry Matters. Sweet Potato Pizza with Kale and Carmilized Onions.
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