Yes, Cake and Butter, not bread and butter. I’m assuming that this would be a sweeter dish than the traditional version as there’d be a more sugar in the cake than in bread. Although I haven’t made it, I think it would work – could be good with orange cake or other flavours too.
Not everyone likes pumpkin, but it’s actually a fairly versatile vegetable. Growing up most of our mothers only served it boiled or roasted. I now like it mashed or in curries and casseroles too. Haven’t tried this version, but I’m going to as I think the creamy cheezee sauce sounds great.
Don’t think there’s anyway you can go wrong with a combination of chocolate, raspberries, ice-cream and waffles. What more is there to say………………
This is another John West salmon lasagne recipe. This version has lots of ricotta cheese in it which makes it lovely and creamy. Although it’s more expensive to use red salmon rather than pink it’s worth it, as it gives it lots more flavour. Great served with a salad and garlic bread.
Fancy a sweet treat to go with that cup of tea or coffee while you’re working from home? Then you might enjoy this slice. Won’t take long to make or if you’re lucky the kids might make it for you. Either way I hope it makes these difficult days a bit brighter for you.
I thought this dumpling recipe was interesting because sweet dumplings are usually just flour and water balls that you drop into a golden syrup sauce in a pot on the stovetop. These are a mix of flour, rice, milk and golden syrup and are cooked in a butterscotch sauce in the oven. I haven’t made them yet, but from the picture they look really good.
Not a traditional coffee flavoured tiramisu, this John West recipe is filled with boysenberries and mascarpone, but it’s still rich, creamy and yummy.
This recipe was in a Kraft Vegemite recipe booklet and have the unusual combination of vegemite and crunch peanut butter, not two ingredients you’d expect to find in a meatball. But from a gluten free perspective the peanut butter is a great substitute for flour to hold the meatball together and the almond coating does the same thing and adds a crunch. Worth a try?
I’ve added pumpkin to a fruit cake, but I’ve never put it in a chocolate cake mix. I guess it would work, especially as this cake has a cup of sultanas and some mixed spice added. It’s definitely not your usual chocolate cake though.
With carrot, onion, celery, potato, green beans and butter beans plus tomatoes, I really think this soup should be called Vegetable & Bean Soup not just plain bean soup. Throw in a bit of pasta and you could even call it minestrone – whatever the name it’s a great winter warmer.
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