Diabetes Recipes - Recipes
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Winter vegetable casseroleNEWGood food does not have to be complicated or time-consuming. This simple, homely casserole is made without a lengthy shopping list of exotic fresh ingredients or hours of precise slicing and chopping. |
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| Veal scaloppine with mushroom cream sauceNEWWhen Italian immigrants started restaurants, veal scaloppine became one of the most popular items on... | |
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Turkey kebabs with fennel and capsicum relish recipeNEWHere lean little bites of turkey are marinated with wine and herbs to add juiciness and flavour, and... |
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Tuna skewers recipeNEWAbundant in omega-3s, fresh tuna is very different from the canned variety – the firm, dense... |
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Tuna and zucchini frittata recipeNEWServe hot with some side dishes for dinner, or chill it for a tasty addition to a lunch box or... |
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 | Stuffed Mushrooms 1These healthy stuffed mushrooms make a tasty snack or appetiser for any time of the day. | Healthy Ways to BBQ1 Summer often means plenty of backyard barbecues, but mounting evidence links barbecued meat to various health risks, including cancer, especially when the meat is burnt. Follow these tips for healthier grilling. | Ways to fix common cooking disasters1 Sometimes unexpected things happen in the kitchen and you panic. | Make soggy lettuce crisp again1 Learn how to make lettuce crisp using lemon | Guide to Casseroling1 Learn how to make casseroles with these low-fat cooking techniques. | Cooking with a hotpot1 Hotpots (Chinese fondues) are a great no-fat cooking method and perfect for entertaining? | Types of Vinegars1 Vinegar has been used for many centuries to flavour and preserve food. Apple cider and wine are the common basic ingredients, but almost any product that can produce alcoholic fermentation can be used to make vinegar, as evidenced by the range used in this book. Create your own varieties by adding fresh herbs, chilies or fruit to cider or wine vinegars. Store in tightly sealed bottles in a dark place. The acetic acid will keep the herbs or fruit from spoiling. | Cook with 5 Ingredients from the Pantry 1 Having a well-stocked pantry is the best insurance against dinnertime dramas. Store any opened packets of dry goods in airtight containers to keep them fresh and tidy, and use up the older ingredients first. | Cook with 5 Ingredients from the Fridge1 As well as fresh vegetables, keep these versatile basics. Store the oldest items at the front for easy retrieval and to avoid accidental wastage. | Speed Techniques & Time-Savers in the Kitchen1 Cooking techniques and tools to help save you time in the kitchen. |
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