Recipes Blog — Lemon Myrtle (pure Herb)

A traditional Ukrainian borscht should be so thick a wooden spoon will stand upright in it and we've been so fortunate to have Galya’s recipe and it certainly fulfils this expectation with many familiar ingredients ! So delicious and hearty. We have added Lemon Myrtle to this soup which is what we do, with the deepest respect to the Ukrainian original,  and the flavour of lemon Myrtle with Beetroot is a marriage made in heaven.  The soup, without Lemon Myrtle is a true Ukrainian recipe. Makes 2 litres 500g beef bones 3 litres beef stock ( or any other kind...

This Thai inspired recipe beautifully showcases the lemon/lime and lemongrass attributes of Lemon Myrtle. Fishcakes are a firm family favourite and the perfect way to introduce more fish into your daily diet as the kids will love them! Perfect finger food too. And so easy to make with a food processor - you can whizz them up in no time. Makes 24 small fishcakes 1 kg firm white fish fillets (such as barramundi, flathead , snapper or bream) 25g unsalted butter 2 cloves garlic, crushed 1 large onion, very finely diced 1 teaspoon Mountain Pepper 1 large egg, lightly beaten ...

A perfect springtime soup that is Asian inspired and deliciously light. Chicken Noodle Soup has become  a platitude in many cultures often thought of as a soup for the ailing or associated with children. Certainly our soup is suitable for both, but it is so much more than that and is ideal for a light starter or as an impressive and satisfying soup suitable for a main course. And be not afraid -  despite the long list of ingredients is surprisingly quick and simple to make. Kakadu Plum adds a gorgeous tang to the broth, resulting in a dish that...

This is a classic French sauce and it's traditionally made with a vinegar-based reduction flavoured with shallots, tarragon and chervil, enriched with egg yolks and butter! A simple substitution of Lemon Myrtle for the tarragon and chervil gives a stunning result. This classic Bearnaise sauce is divine with seafood, eye fillet, asparagus spears, egg dishes (it's the sauce on top of Eggs Bearnaise or Eggs Florentine), chicken or even just over some lovely steamed veggies. Whisking in the eggs is the part that can be tricky - but prac5tice makes perfect - and this is so good you'll want to...