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Colcannon

Colcannon

This is chef Colin Fassnidge's take on colcannon, Ireland's favourite mashed potato dish. Don't be afraid of the butter, and serve with plenty of crusty bread.
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Roasted beetroot carpaccio

Roasted beetroot carpaccio

This stunning roasted beetroot carpaccio is more than just a pretty face – it’s complex, earthy and flavoursome.
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Crème brûlées

Crème brûlées

A crackling top, a silky custard middle. You can't go wrong with this French classic.
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A whole lemon tart on a black wire rack being dusted with icing sugar.

How to make a lemon tart

How to achieve that bright, tangy custard and fine, crisp base? Pastry chef Catherine Adams has the answers.
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Creamed spinach

Creamed spinach

Sometimes all that's missing is a simple side dish. Creamed spinach is about as simple as it gets (and it goes with just about anything).
A metal tray of baklava, sliced into diamond shapes.

Baklava

Sweet and laced with spice, this Middle Eastern filo favourite is also an alleged aphrodisiac.
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Gulab jamun

Tonka’s gulab jamun

These little golf-ball sized sweets are a popular dessert in just about every South Asian cuisine.
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Boning a chicken

Boning a chicken

Australian Gourmet Traveller cooking technique masterclass on boning a chicken.