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lamb burgers

Lamb burgers

Discover how incredibly tasty lamb can be when it�s sandwiched between two burger buns. Quick, easy and delectable lamb burgers with hummus, tomato and rocket that everyone will love!
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Mixed baguettes

Mixed baguettes

To char-grill your own vegetables, thinly slice, spray with olive oil and barbecue 3-4 minutes each side; cool. Store, drizzled with olive oil, in an airtight container in the fridge for up to one week. Note
Mixed bruschetta

Mixed bruschetta

Looking for a quick and delicious appetiser to start off your favourite Italian meal? Look no further and try this simple yet scrumptious mixed bruschetta recipe by Woman�s Day.
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Paella-style Damper

Paella-style damper

Saute chorizo in a little oil 2-3 minutes, until beginning to brown. Drain on a paper towel and cool before adding to mixture. Note
Picnic Loaf

Picnic loaf

If preferred, use baked vegetables, or char-grilled vegetables in a jar. Add some sliced salami if desired. Note
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Pumpkin and Thyme Loaf

Pumpkin and thyme loaf

Pumpkin and thyme loaf is delicious lightly toasted and topped with grilled prosciutto and poached eggs. Note
savoury french toast

Savoury french toast

Make a sweet version by adding 1 tablespoon icing sugar and 1 teaspoon vanilla extract (in place of parsley). Cook and serve with vanilla ice-cream. Note
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Spicy fish tortillas

Spicy fish tortillas

Quick and easy spicy fish tortillas brought to you by Woman�s Day will hit the spot perfectly as they�re simply delicious. Sure to appeal to everyone from grandparents to teens.
Steak Sandwich

Steak sandwich

Hearty and scrumptious steak sandwiches with toasted ciabatta perfect for a Saturday night in. Serve with caramelised onions, fried egg, beetroot, tasty cheese and tomato sauce.
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Strawberry French toast

Strawberry french toast

Butter and oil are often heated together for cooking as the butter gives a good flavour and the oil allows for higher temperatures to be used. If you don’t have raisin toast, use white or wholemeal bread with crusts removed. Note
Walnut and parsley damper

Walnut and parsley damper

Dust work surface with a little extra self-raising flour before kneading. Remember to handle the dough gently, to achieve a tender end result. Note
Walnut Fruit Bread with Labne

Walnut fruit bread with labne

To preserve uncoated labne, prepare up to the end of Step 2. Place in a sterilised jar with sprigs of herbs, sliced garlic and chilli. Pour enough oil over to cover. Seal and store in fridge for up to 1 week. Note
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Beef and bean burritos

Beef and bean burritos

Looking for an easy and delicious mid-week meal that the whole family will love and takes practically no time? Try these tasty beef and bean burritos topped with creamy guacamole.
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Breakfast burgers

Breakfast burgers

If preferred, use toasted thick bread instead of rolls. You could also scramble the eggs, to avoid dripping egg-yolks. Note
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Cheese and onion twists

Cheese and onion twists

Variations on filling could be 1 tablespoon of finely chopped thyme or rosemary and 1 tablespoon of sea salt flakes, or 2 tablespoons of finely chopped walnuts and 1 tablespoon crumbled blue cheese. Note
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Cream buns

Cream buns

To make mock cream, cream 125g butter 1/3 cup icing sugar together in a bowl, then beat in 1 tablespoon each of tick and boiling water and 1 teaspoon vanilla extract. Note
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Fruit and nut bread

Fruit and nut bread

Adding oat bran into baking, smoothies or pancakes gives you a fibre boost and lowers the GI, so it keeps you feeling fuller for longer. Note
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Hot cross buns

Hot cross buns

Brought to you by Woman's Day, this delicious and sticky hot cross bun recipe is the ultimate step-by-step guide to creating perfectly decorated hot cross buns for Easter.
Hot cross buns 2

Hot cross buns

When it comes to Easter, nothing beats indulging in a delicious, sticky hot cross bun with melted butter. Give this recipe a go and you�ll never buy the store bought version again.
Italian lunch melt

Italian lunch melt

Crisp and garlicy sourdough topped with prosciutto, tomato and melted mozzarella creates a delicious and mouth-watering Italian melt. Grilled to perfection, this is a quick and easy lunch option
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Italian lunch melt 2

Italian lunch melt

Garlic sourdough topped with prosciutto, vine-ripened tomatoes and melted buffalo mozzarella is the basis of an incredibly delicious Italian lunch melt that�s grilled to perfection.
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Mixed mushroom and mozzarella pizza

Mixed mushroom and mozzarella pizza

Garlic-infused pizza topped with caramelised onions and mushrooms is topped with mozzarella cheese that melts wonderfully into the crust creating a sweet, mild earthly taste.
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Peach and pecan bread

Peach and pecan bread

Make up to 3 days ahead and lightly toast to serve. Peaches can be replaced with 3 ripe bananas. Note
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Savoury bread and butter bake

Savoury bread and butter bake

To make ahead, proceed to the end of step 4. Cover and chill overnight. Bake to serve. To roast tomatoes, arrange on an oven tray and drizzle with olive oil. Season to taste and cook in moderate oven, 180°C, 5-10 minutes. Note
Smoked salmon roulade

Smoked salmon roulade

If creme fraiche is unavailable, use sour cream. Fold egg-whites in very lightly, to avoid vase of volume. Note
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Mushroom lamb burgers

Mushroom lamb burgers

This is a classic lamb burger with a cheeky Moroccan twist. The patties can be made ahead and chilled until required and can also be cooked on the barbecue.
Pesto beef pitas

Pesto beef pitas

This a good way to use leftover barbecued steak or even sausages or chicken. Note
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Tuna burger

Tuna burger

Cook peeled potatoes in a pan of boiling salted water about 20 minutes, until tender; drain and mash. Note
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spicy white bean    panzanella

Spicy white bean panzanella

If you don’t have a zester, you can grate the lemon rind instead. If you like, skip the cheese and stir through a can of flaked drained tuna. Note
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Hot Cross Buns

Classic hot cross buns

The perfect Easter bun, whether it's enjoyed for breakfast, morning tea or dessert, the combination of sweet, juicy dried fruit and spices swirled through fluffy bread is utterly irresistible. Enjoy one warm or cool with a thick spread of butter.
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Sausage and Mushroom Pizza Scrolls

Sausage and mushroom pizza scrolls

A 7g sachet of dried yeast equals 2 teaspoons. Any plain flour will do, but bread flour and strong flour contain more gluten. Gluten contributes to good structure and texture. Note
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Beef and Winter Coleslaw Sandwiches

Beef and winter coleslaw sandwiches

Instead of using dijonnaise, combine 1/4 cup reduced-fat mayonnaise with 1 tablespoon dijon mustard. Minute steaks are also sold as ‘beef schnitzels’ (uncrumbed) or as beef ‘sizzle steaks’. Note
Frozen fish makeovers - asian-style fish baguettes

asian-style fish baguettes

Use lemon instead of lime. Use 2 teaspoons curry powder instead of paste. Use a vegetable peeler to cut carrots into long thin ribbons. Note
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Salami and Pesto Pizza Muffins

Salami and pesto pizza muffins

Swap olives for drained canned pineapple pieces as an after-school treat. You can buy thickly sliced Danish salami at the deli counter. Note
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Mediterranean toasted roll

Mediterranean toasted roll

Golden Mediterranean toasted roll packed with semi-dried tomatoes, marinated chargrilled capsicum, Spanish salami and crumbled goat�s cheese makes a perfect quick and delicious lunch.
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Mediterranean Toasted Roll

Mediterranean toasted roll

Looking for a quick delicious lunch? Then try a golden and crisp Mediterranean toasted roll packed with marinated chargrilled capsicum, semi-dried tomatoes and Spanish salami.
parathas with spicy potato filling

Parathas with spicy potato filling

Paratha is a flatbread that originated in the Indian subcontinent. It can be served with curry, or as we've done here, stuffed with a delicious spicy potato filling and eaten as a snack.
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za'atar pizza

Za’atar pizza

Sprinkled with freshly made za'atar, this crisp, spicy pizza slices are delicious either dipped in yoghurt, or with a spoonful dolloped on top. Great as a snack, starter or a share platter.