Recipes Blog — Anisata
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Anista Lamb Fillets
These lamb fillets take only minutes to cook and are just delectable. We recommend serving with our Anisata Goat's Cheese and Vegetable Cake or just with a simple sweet potato mash and a rocket or green salad - you can dress them up or keep them very simple. 2 tablespoons mustard powder 1 tablespoon Anisata (dried and ground) 1 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper 1 teaspoon Tasmanian Pepper Salt 4-6 lamb fillets, about 100g each (or a rack of lamb with 6 cutlets) olive oil for pam-frying Outback Tomato Chutney to serve Pre-heat the oven to 180C. Combine the mustard...
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Anisata and Honey Ricotta Puddings
This is such an easy and yet stunning dessert to make at any time through the year. Serve simply with berries and a little extra honey if desired. You can substitute the berries for the figs or peaches in summer. We make these in a dariole mould, but any smallish cup or bowl will do. Serves 4 300g ricotta cheese 100g marscapone ½ teaspoon ground anisata ( also known as aniseed myrtle) 2 tablespoons leatherwood honey Muslin or clean porous material like cheesecloth Fresh ripe figs or berries Extra honey to drizzle Extra aniseed myrtle to sprinkle In a...
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