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Pickles and pork and pâté … an a pint. What’s not to like?
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Pickles and pork and pâté … an a pint. What’s not to like?

There’s nothing like a bowl of split pea soup full of tender chunks of bacon hock to fill you right down to your toes.

Will ya look at that! Could eat one right now.

Pepper cuties to add to an antipasto platter.

Sensational – ginger underpins all the flavours with its hot little nip.

Most cooks know that you can’t purée potatoes in a food processor unless you want to make glue, but blessed be parsnips. Oh yeah, they turn into a fluffy whipped dream.

A picture is worth a thousand words …

Cor! Fat mushrooms, crunchy buns, velvety avocado, charred tomatoes – open up!

Little cheesy pots of bubbling goodness everyone will love.

This will bring them running …

One of my fave chicken dishes – guaranteed succulence every time.

Keep them crunchy.

Who can resist golden crunchy nuggets of goodness? Not me!

Here’s the biscuit for you when you want to add a touch of elegance to your next tea party. Serve with your best china teacups and teapot and make a proper pot of tea as an accompaniment.

Hot to trot! Get out the pan and sizzle a bunch of radishes. Yum.

Colour, crunch, hot bite … a small salad with big ideas!

Would you look at this Mamma of a cake. Plenty for seconds!

Raise the bar – finish a tray of baked potatoes with lemon zest and a sprinkle of garam masala. Mmm.

No reason you can’t make a summer chicken sandwich … just change out the vegetables to include char-grilled asparagus and peppers, eggplant or artichokes. Equally gorgeous.

Easy dip to serve to friends? Roast off some pumpkin, mash with yoghurt and drizzle with a spicy oil. Done.

Frittata but not as you know it.

These garlicky, succulent mushroomy morsels are nothing short of sensational. Love ’em every time.

Do you know where your lamb comes from? Leelands export-quality lamb can be traced right back to Bill and Sue’s lush Southland pastures.

A dollop of soft mash on the side of something crunchy – think cauliflower fritters, snitzel, arancini stuffed with melting mozzarella – acts like a sauce. Yep. Great way to eat your ‘coloureds’.
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