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Tomatoes for Breakfast: December 2009

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There are no breakfast tomato recipes here. Tuesday, December 29, 2009. This was something we had often as children, to use up the leftover corned (or other) beef. It's sweet and salty comfort food. The approximate recipe is something like this :. 2 double handfuls of cubed cooked corned beef. About 1 tablespoon Keens dry curry powder. 1 onion, diced. 1 carrot, sliced in rounds. 1 stick celery, sliced. Leftover veges, eg capsicum. Hot water to cover. 1 dessert spoon brown sugar. 1 large handful sultanas.

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Tomatoes for Breakfast: October 2009

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There are no breakfast tomato recipes here. Thursday, October 1, 2009. This is only a mild heat, so add more chilli if you wish. I like it with avacado on thick toast, or with cheese. It would make a good glaze on roast meat or veg too. 2 cups lemon juice, plus pips. Lemon rind in strips. About 2.8 kg sugar. 5 teaspoons chilli flakes. Remove the pan from the heat and leave to settle for a few minutes. Bottle hot in sterilised jars and store in the dark. Refrigerate after opening. Links to this post.

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Tomatoes for Breakfast: April 2010

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There are no breakfast tomato recipes here. Saturday, April 17, 2010. Lemon Yoghurt Cake with Passionfruit syrup. Adapted from a Donna Hay recipe. We made this recently to use the lemon and passionfruit glut, and it was delicious - beautiful texture. Would be good for afternoon tea or dessert. Lemon Yoghurt Cake with Passionfruit Syrup. 125g butter at room temperature (cool climate! 1 cup caster sugar. 1 cup thick plain yoghurt. 1/4 cup lemon juice. 1 tablespoon finely grated lemon rind. Leave the cake i...

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Tomatoes for Breakfast: January 2009

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There are no breakfast tomato recipes here. Thursday, January 29, 2009. Mather Street Tuna Pasta. The boys helped me create this recipe when we lived at Mather Street. T was only 4 but he chose what veges to add, and the result was delish. Mather Street Tuna Pasta. 6 single handfuls dry spiral pasta (can substitute cous cous). 4 large broccoli florets, cut small. 1/2 large sweet potato, cubed into 1cm squares (sustitute pumpkin/zucchini/squash). 1 large tin tuna in oil. 2 lemons, juiced and zested. 1 tsp...

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Tomatoes for Breakfast: Autumn Skirlie

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There are no breakfast tomato recipes here. Wednesday, May 16, 2012. This is an adaptation of an old Scottish dish. We've eaten it a lot lately in the cooler evenings, rushing into the house after 6pm five nights a week and juggling homework, vision therapy, showers and sibling rivalry. somewhere there I try to feed us more than vegemite toast and this fits the bill pretty well. The boys love it, and reheated with scrambled eggs in front of the fire the next morning, it's pretty close to wonderful. Stir ...

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Tomatoes for Breakfast: Frangipane Tart

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There are no breakfast tomato recipes here. Friday, February 12, 2010. This began with an apple flan from the Woman's Weekly a long time ago. I've substituted pear, nectarine, peach and plums, and all are good. Figs look beautiful but somehow the taste doesn't work. I think quince could look spectacular, must remember to try it when they are in season again. 350g frozen puff pastry. 15kg Golden Delicious apples or similar amount of fruit to substitute. 100g ground almonds or hazelnuts.

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Tomatoes for Breakfast: February 2010

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There are no breakfast tomato recipes here. Friday, February 12, 2010. This began with an apple flan from the Woman's Weekly a long time ago. I've substituted pear, nectarine, peach and plums, and all are good. Figs look beautiful but somehow the taste doesn't work. I think quince could look spectacular, must remember to try it when they are in season again. 350g frozen puff pastry. 15kg Golden Delicious apples or similar amount of fruit to substitute. 100g ground almonds or hazelnuts. Links to this post.

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Tomatoes for Breakfast: April 2011

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There are no breakfast tomato recipes here. Sunday, April 17, 2011. It's a year to the day since last posting; we've had lots of food memories with friends since then but none have made it past my folder into blogland. Running too hard with work, kids and life. But there have been exciting discoveries - sweet potato leaves are a fabulous substitute for spinach or silverbeet. Truly. Measure out half the weight of sugar, so for 1.2kg seived quince you will need 600g sugar. Stir quince and sugar tog...When ...

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Tomatoes for Breakfast: Cumquat Cordial

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There are no breakfast tomato recipes here. Sunday, May 29, 2011. As my boys made their own version of Cumquat cordial recently I thought of Mrs O'C and what a wonderful woman she is. My parents brought an enormous bag of cumquats a week ago so D helped me juice them and we made the real thing - it's tangy and sweet and a hundred times better than any commercial mix. 2 1/2 cups cumquat juice. 1/4 cup lemon juice. 1 teaspoon citric acid. Once makes almost 2 litres of cordial. Food Blogs and Links.

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Perfectcupcakes: February 2009

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Saturday, 7 February 2009. How to make rice milk and oat milk. Ok, so we have enough milk to keep us going a few more days, but maybe you haven't? What are you going to do, the shop shelves are empty. How about you make your own? I've found recipes now for rice milk (delicious in red bush tea) and oat milk. 1/4 cup brown rice. 4 cups boiling water. Put into a saucepan and bring to boil. Reduce heat and simmer for 1hr. Allow to cool and blend till smooth. Strain through muslin. 3 Cups Very Hot Water.