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Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “European”

Layered Latvian Cake – Make it days ahead!

Robin Boyle August 24, 2020 3/5 - Moderately Difficult, Cakes & Baking, Dinner, European, Morning/Afternoon Tea

This traditional style cake has three layers of biscuits and three layers of cream mixture. Make it a couple of days ahead to allow the flavours to meld. Click here for: Blog post – Layered Latvian Cake

Blackcurrant and Almond Tart – Yummy and Tangy!

Robin Boyle August 31, 2017 3/5 - Moderately Difficult, Cakes & Baking, European, Fruit, Lunch/Dinner, Morning/Afternoon Tea

“The almond mixture was crisp on top, fudgy within and the blackcurrants burst and rippled the mixture with juice.” Click here for: Blog post – El Calafate

Zucchini Carpaccio – Easy, Refreshing, Elegant!

Robin Boyle August 27, 2017 1/5 - Very Easy, Entree, European, Salads, Vegetable

Layer the zucchini slices over the whole plate. Drizzle with some lovely olive oil and lemon juice …! Click here for: Blog post – Torres Del Paine National Park

Red Cabbage – Braised with apple and red currant jelly!

Robin Boyle March 9, 2017 2/5 - Not Difficult, European, Lunch/Dinner, Vegetable

This braise of red cabbage can be made several hours ahead, even the day before, and reheated gently. It is a great accompaniment to many dishes. Click here for: Blog post – Red Cabbage

Flavoured Oils – Add a bit of zing!

Robin Boyle November 19, 2016 1/5 - Very Easy, Anytime, European, Home-Made, Preserves & Pickles

Flavoured oils are simple to make. Use them to splash or drizzle over pizzas, pasta, salads, eggs or whatever takes your fancy! Click here for: Blog post – Made At Home – No. 4

Black Truffle Omelette – Sensational?

Robin Boyle October 31, 2016 2/5 - Not Difficult, Breakfast, Eggs, European

We grated the truffle and stirred it through the egg mixture before cooking in the normal manner. But was it an “out-of-this-world” experience? With Australian truffles now widely available, give it a try and decide for yourself! Click here for: Blog post – Europe 2016 – Part 10

German Style Plum Sheet Cake – Not too sweet!

Robin Boyle September 30, 2016 3/5 - Moderately Difficult, Cakes & Baking, European, Fruit, Morning/Afternoon Tea, Picnic

A very easy cake (or tart) to make and well worth the effort. Instead of plums try different types of stone fruits or large cherries.! Click here for: Blog post – Europe 2016 – Part 2

Salmon with Mustard and Dill Cream Sauce – Scandinavian!

Robin Boyle July 21, 2016 2/5 - Not Difficult, European, Lunch/Dinner, Main Course, Microwaved, Seafood

A very simple but yummy method of cooking fresh salmon. Microwaved or baked, it will become a standby! Click here for: Blog post – What’s in the Fridge? No. 4

Smoked Salmon Frittata – Soufflé like!

Robin Boyle June 26, 2016 2/5 - Not Difficult, Casual, Eggs, Entree, European, Lunch

A frittata using Tassie smoked salmon and local fresh eggs and cream that comes out of the oven like a souffle! Click here for: Blog post – Showing Friends Around – Part 2 Recipe pdf – Smoked Salmon Fritatta

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