From the monthly archives:

August 2007

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Biteclub OR You’ll never eat lunch in this town again!

August 24, 2007 Bite Club

Just to let everyone know, the following entry was written by our Founding Father and Biteclub president/organiser Jason. As usual, my travel commitments had me circling the globe and I wasn’t there to enjoy this event. Enjoy Jason’s take on a fun filled, gourmet fest… From the people who brought you Bite Club, we bring [...]

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Penne pasta with meatballs and peas

August 15, 2007 Recipes

I love pasta in any shape or form. I’ll never forget slurping on my first strands of spaghetti as a child. Of course my taste buds have certainly developed and the types of pasta have changed. But sometimes you just like going back to your roots. This recipe is a hybrid taken form a number [...]

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Feel Like a Friand?

August 10, 2007 Recipes

Lemon Friand These little beauties will excite and delight you. They may not help pay off your mortgage any faster, but you can certainly dream about it as you enjoy one with your tea or coffee. Well, try stopping at just one. Go on I dare ya! They are so moreish and delicious you’ll find [...]

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Yum Cha

August 9, 2007 Reviews

You know you want it… Mmmmm…fresh steamed dumplings ready to be devoured! Nothing beats Yum cha for that traditional Cantonese dining experience. There is so much going on! The fast paced action of the dining room floor. Trolleys being pushed to and fro. Everyone trying to decide on what to order. Bamboo baskets exchanged. Its [...]

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Home Made Pies

August 2, 2007 Recipes

Freshly made pies with tomato sauce It was my turn recently to host Biteclub. Nothing excites me more than preparing a winter feast for 12! I made fresh pies! There were two types on offer. A chicken, leek and vegetable pie made with a silky smooth cream sauce and a robust red wine, beef and [...]

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