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Find a variety of recipes that use wasabi, harissa paste, pickled ginger, miso, gelatine, jelly, sugar, artificial sweeteners, honey, Tabasco, baking powder, balsamic vinegar, capers, lard, fish sauce, soy sauce, ghee, suet, olive oil, sesame oil, groundnut oil, oyster sauce, curry paste or vanilla essence.

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Recipe by: Suhara
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A traditional dessert with sago and grated coconut that is served for tea time. It's typically pink in colour .
 
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When I was a little girl, I always looked forward to the end of dinner at a Chinese restaurant because I knew what was waiting for me--almond jelly! I was thrilled when I learned to make it at home. You can change the amount of liquid you add (either water or milk) to change the consistency of the jelly.
 
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Serves 4-6. Orange and yellow fleshed sweet potatoes are preferred. For non-vegetarians, this dish goes well with crisp roasted meats.
 
Recipe by: Linda
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This recipe makes about half a litre of dressing which you can make at the start of the week for your week's worth of salads. Keep in a glass jar in the fridge and shake before using each time.
 
Recipe by: Stacia Gowens
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This is a wonderful cooling sipper for hot day - or year round.
 
Recipe by: Kim
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This was a dessert/beverage experiment my boyfriend and I came up with. It's so good! Cream and sugar can be added to taste, if desired.
 
Recipe by: Nancy
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Three cheeses layered with pasta and tomato- based vegetable sauce. This recipe is so easy and so good! Ziti is kind of like penne and any short pasta will be fine for this recipe.
 
Recipe by: GARYR
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This is a tangy salad dressing that is great on mixed greens, tomato, onion and cucumber salads. It's also good if used sparingly over steamed veggies or stir-frys.
 
Recipe by: Mellie
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Add balsamic vinegar to your dressing to give it a fresh and lively taste!
 
Recipe by: Debi K
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This is an easy to make barbecue sauce using store-cupboard staples - great for an impromptu barbecue!
 
Recipe by: LAFLINT
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It's an astonishingly basic combination of ingredients that brings tantalizing flavour. Great on spare ribs or chicken.
 
Recipe by: iliketo bake
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A basic version of the classic tomato-vodka cocktail. Add hot sauce or black pepper or build on this however you want.
 
Recipe by: Vikki Hollis
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A sweet drink with a kick for a hot day.
 
Recipe by: Martine Frost
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An excellent main meal packed full of taste. Skirt steak makes a lovely rich sauce, which is ideal with the mushrooms. You can use any sort of mushrooms for this dish- the stronger the flavour the better.
 
Recipe by: Marla
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This is a very easy recipe that I learned when I was living in England. Note that Beef Wellington should always be served with the centre slightly pink. Enjoy!
 
Recipe by: Tina
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A frosty blender full of strawberry-citrus joy. You will enjoy this with or without the rum!
 
Recipe by: APNIECE
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This is a handy mix that can be made ahead of time. Just add to a glass of vodka and ice, and garnish with celery sticks and slices of lemon. It can also be drunk without alcohol as a Virgin Mary. Try at your next brunch or party.
 
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This lovely little dessert is great for smaller parties. The taro rice balls can be made ahead of time and the coconut milk sauce is simply poured over the balls.
 
Recipe by: Suhara
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Bubur means porridge in Malay and this is a sweet dessert "porridge" from the Nonya heritage. For me, it is best eaten at room temperature although it can also be served hot or chilled.
 
Recipe by: Susan
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The combination of coffee, chocolate ice cream, chocolate syrup and whipped cream makes this a perfect pick-me-up drink. A very decadent mocha iced coffee.
 
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