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Davidson's Plum  and Summer Peach Sorbet

Davidson's Plum and Summer Peach Sorbet

The Davidson's Plum provides an unexpected tartness to the sorbet in contrast to the sweetness of the peaches. A lovely and refreshing dessert. 11/2 cups castor sugar (or substitute) 2 teaspoons (8 g) Davidson's Plum Superfruit Powder 1 cinnamon stick (optionasl - do not use cinnamon powder) 1/3 cup sparkling white wine (or water) juice of 1 lime 4 large white peaches (other peaches are fine but the white peaches let the Davidson's Plum magnificent colour shine through) Combine the sugar, cinnamon stick and sparkling wine in a saucepan and bring to the boil. Add the peaches and boil for...

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Wattleseed Pavlova Roulade filled with Wattleseed and Honey Cream, Stawberries and Peaches

Wattleseed Pavlova Roulade filled with Wattleseed and Honey Cream, Stawberries and Peaches

This is a lovely soft meringue version of a traditional pavlova that can be rolled around a luscious filling. Soft Wattleseed Pavlova 250g egg whites ( approx 6 large eggs) pinch salt 375 g sugar  2 teaspoons wattleseed 1 tablespoon boiling water 2 teaspoons white vinegar 2 teaspoons cornflour Wattleseed and Honey Cream 300ml cream 2 teaspoons wattleseed 1 tablespoon boiling water 1 tablespoon (or to taste) honey Fruits - we used peaches and strawberries    Preheat the oven to 160C. Pour the tablespoon boiling water over the2 teaspoons of Wattleseed and allow to infuse and cool to room temperature....

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Aromatic Anisata Cajun Spiced Corn on the Cob

Aromatic Anisata Cajun Spiced Corn on the Cob

Our Spiced Rubs are just as great on vegetables as on meat and the same principals apply - gently massage the rub into the corn and let rest for 30 minutes before BBQing or grilling. Served with sour cream, grated Manchego cheese and a squeeze of lime, these BBQ or grilled corn cobs sound like summer to us! 1 corn on the cob per person, husks attached Aromatic Anisata Cajun Spiced Rub, to taste 5 -10 g butter per person To serve Sour cream Manchego Cheese Wild Herb Salt Extra butter Limes, cut into quarters chopped coriander   We like to...

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Wattleseed Scones

Wattleseed Scones

This is  truly a Grandma's recipe and as she was a Scot we know it's a good one. And Grandma always taught us to mix the dough together with a knife - we suspect this doesn't activate the gluten as much as other methods, so we have always done this and they always turn out with a lovely texture. 225g plain flour 1 teaspoon baking powder pinch salt 25-30g unsalted butter  150ml sour cream 1 beaten egg 2 teaspoons (8g) roasted and ground Wattleseed 1 tablespoon boiling water   Preheat the oven to 200C and prepare a baking tray lined...

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