Silky Smooth Butternut squash and Sage Spaghetti, is the perfect dish for a vegetarian supper. In Australia and England, we call squash pumpkin, so this is a butternut pumpkin.  I
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By Joel Mielle

Shawarma is a popular middle eastern dish you will often see as street food.  It normally consists of lamb or chicken meat that’s been cut thinly and stacked on a
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By Joel Mielle

Peperonata is an Italian traditional dish that’s made with an assortment of bell peppers or capsicums, with tomato sauce and basil.   There are a thousand uses, like bruschetta, on top of
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By Joel Mielle

Spaghetti or Bucatini al Tonno, is a pasta and tuna dish that appears to be high on everyone’s “goto” list. It’s super tasty with loads of garlic and chili. Made
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By Joel Mielle

Made in 5 minutes, there’s no better lunch! An Italian Caprese salad is one of those dishes that simplicity makes it shine. Like any classic item, whether it being art,
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By Joel Mielle

Once you Try Smashed Avocado with Goat Cheese on Charred Toast There’s no going back! A healthy Breakfast or lunch made in the time it takes to toast the bread.
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By Joel Mielle

Once you start making these classic French egg delights, you won’t stop. One of the best egg breakfasts you can make due to its versatility, and it can be made
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By Joel Mielle

If you’re a seafood lover, you can’t pass on this recipe. This seafood gratin is on another level and perfect for festive occasions to impress your guests. Gratin is a
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By Joel Mielle

The most delicious breakfast you will have. Although the ingredients and flavours are very Italian, most Italians don’t eat eggs for breakfast. That’s why this recipe is a twisted style.
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By Joel Mielle

Traditionally, Gambas al Ajillo or Spanish garlic prawns or shrimp are so simple to make. Made with only three ingredients, shrimps, garlic, and olive oil. This recipe is inspired from
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By Joel Mielle

Croque Monsieur, a very popular bistro snack in France and for good reason! The French word “croque” meaning “to crunch” and “Monsieur” meaning “Mister” has been a common bar and
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By Joel Mielle

Who doesn’t like a good Indian chicken curry or a Murgh Kari.    This recipe is relatively simple with basic ingredients. No cream, stocks, canned tomatoes, or unheard spices. It’s
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By Joel Mielle