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Nectarine & Fetta Salad
This Nectarine & Fetta Salad is a great way to enjoy nectarines when they're in season.
Ingredients
4 large ripe nectarines
2 cups rocket or baby spinach
1⁄2 cup fresh mint
40g pine nuts or pistachios, toasted
1⁄2 cup Phillippa’s Honey Mustard Vinaigrette
150g Fetta in brine (Schulz is a favourite), diced
Method
Toss nectarine halves in oil and chargrill for 2 minutes.
Slice halves into quarters, arrange over rocket or baby spinach, add fresh mint leaves and nuts, and drizzle with Vinaigrette and finish with Fetta.
BBQ Toscano, Capsicum & Anchovy Salad
This recipe is great for those who love the flavour from BBQ cooking. The capsicum adds a lovely sweetness and the Pane Toscano adds a great crunch. It's a handy recipe to have when you need to whip up a salad at your next BBQ! Ingredients 2 sliced red capsicum 2 sliced yellow capsicum 3 thick slices of Pane Toscano (drizzled with oil) 2 Tbsp oregano or basil 4 Tbsp Phillippa's Red Wine Vinaigrette 5 anchovies in oil, halved Method BBQ the capsicum and Pane Toscano (available in store). Toss together with herbs and Phillippa's Red Wine Vinaigrette. Lay anchovies over...
Phillippa's Treacle-Cured Salmon
My simple Treacle-Cured Salmon recipe is based on Down the Cove in Cornwall, UK. This delicate and vibrant dish is sure to impress your guests! Ingredients 1kg side of Salmon, with skin on 160g Treacle, slightly warm 2 tsp Fennel Seeds, crushed 2 Lemons, zested 100g Rock Salt 2 tbsp English Mustard 4 tsp cracked Black Pepper Method Cover a tray with greaseproof paper. Place the salmon onto the tray, skin side down. Mix all of the ingredients together. Pour the mixture over the flesh of the salmon and coat well. Cover with cling film and place into the fridge. Cure for 2 days....
Phillippa’s Mince Pie Ice Cream
This is incredibly easy Mince Pie Ice Cream is ideal for our warm Christmas weather. The recipe was shared with me by my great friend Lynne, who loves entertaining! Ingredients ½ doz Phillippa’s Mince Pies (no others will do!) 1 litre quality or homemade vanilla ice cream, softened Method Crush mince pies to resemble coarse breadcrumbs (ie. in a food processor) and fold them into ice cream. Re-freeze. So very simple, I like to serve this in pretty tea cups on saucers with warm Caramel Brandy Sauce, but it can also be drizzled with Pedro Ximénez Sherry or Muscat. Or...
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