foods you have discovered?
Aug 2nd 2007, 7:27 pm
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Re: foods you have discovered?
What is chicken salt? 
Aug 2nd 2007, 7:32 pm
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Re: foods you have discovered?
like a "seasoned" salt thats supposed to spice things up from what i remember it did taste finger lickin' good
Aug 2nd 2007, 7:55 pm
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Re: foods you have discovered?
the friuts that we eat was very good so next year we may net it
Aug 2nd 2007, 7:59 pm
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Aug 2nd 2007, 10:08 pm
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Re: foods you have discovered?
Our oranges and lemonades didn't get touched, I guess every thing was too busy eating my grapes.
Nets sound like a good plan
Nets sound like a good plan
Aug 2nd 2007, 11:30 pm
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Re: foods you have discovered?
Chicco's
Cherry ripe
Tim tams
Cherry ripe
Tim tams
Aug 2nd 2007, 11:47 pm
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Re: foods you have discovered?
well that's interesting........i have always called it tomato sauce..and so has everyone else i know!..( i am an aussie)..~.here in Canada...when i say ..* do you want tomato sauce* the kids..they go ewwwww~ LOL..they are canadian..and dont' know it is the same things as ketchup!!!
Anyway, I'm sticking to red sauce, it makes life that lil bit easier.
AVOCADOS! brilliant.
Aug 3rd 2007, 1:32 am
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Re: foods you have discovered?
I also like the choice of Asian foods here, although the Indian choice is not so good.
Chicken breasts seem to be massive here compared to the ones i bought in UK.
Also alot of fruit i have never heard of like 'custard apples'
but they are yakkkk!!!
Aug 3rd 2007, 1:46 am
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I was just thinking of the custard apples ,boy are they nasty.
I have eaten more fish in the 3 yrs ive been here ,than in my whole life in the uk.we often eat fish that OH has caught that day,and i too love moreton bay bugs.
I really cant do the dagwood dog thingies,so much batter then dipped in red sauce ergh.
donna
I have eaten more fish in the 3 yrs ive been here ,than in my whole life in the uk.we often eat fish that OH has caught that day,and i too love moreton bay bugs.
I really cant do the dagwood dog thingies,so much batter then dipped in red sauce ergh.
donna
Aug 3rd 2007, 2:28 am
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Re: foods you have discovered?
I was just thinking of the custard apples ,boy are they nasty.
I have eaten more fish in the 3 yrs ive been here ,than in my whole life in the uk.we often eat fish that OH has caught that day,and i too love moreton bay bugs.
I really cant do the dagwood dog thingies,so much batter then dipped in red sauce ergh.
donna
I have eaten more fish in the 3 yrs ive been here ,than in my whole life in the uk.we often eat fish that OH has caught that day,and i too love moreton bay bugs.
I really cant do the dagwood dog thingies,so much batter then dipped in red sauce ergh.
donna
we growo em in the garden
Aug 3rd 2007, 2:57 am
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Re: foods you have discovered?
Violet Crumbles !! love em
Aug 3rd 2007, 3:09 am
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Re: foods you have discovered?
Figs filled with Mascapone cheese
Red Rock Deli Chips. Lime & Black Pepper and the Thai ones..
Cherry Ripes
Macadamia shortbread biscuits
Challah
Red Rock Deli Chips. Lime & Black Pepper and the Thai ones..
Cherry Ripes
Macadamia shortbread biscuits
Challah
Aug 3rd 2007, 7:25 am
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Re: foods you have discovered?
I like Dukkaa (SP?), the nutty stuff they give you with olive oil and balsamic and yummy bread, in restaurants. Never had that before we migrated.
Also like cheap avacados and mangos (used to buy them occasionally in sainsburys, now every week here), Helgas soy and linseed bread is good, bottled sweet chili sauce is v. handy for a stir fry, our local market has great fruit and veggies. Today I bought:
1 whole cauliflower
2 whole Broccoli
Bag of Brussels sprouts
Bag of Green beans
2 avacados
Bag of Carrots
Bag of Spanish onions
4 Swedes
Bunch of fresh beetroot
2 large parsnips
Bag of kipfler spuds
Bag of mushrooms
Bunch of Asparagus
4 large leeks
Bunch of rosemary
Bunch of Parsley
1 Paw Paw
Huge bunch of Lady fingers (16 on bunch)
1 mango
4 Granny smiths
Bag of tangerines
2 lemons
12 JUMBO sized happy eggs
Cost me $40 for the lot (Hmm, that must be around 16 quid). Bargain and fresh as.
So, fresh and quality produce has got to be the best thing for me.
Also like cheap avacados and mangos (used to buy them occasionally in sainsburys, now every week here), Helgas soy and linseed bread is good, bottled sweet chili sauce is v. handy for a stir fry, our local market has great fruit and veggies. Today I bought:
1 whole cauliflower
2 whole Broccoli
Bag of Brussels sprouts
Bag of Green beans
2 avacados
Bag of Carrots
Bag of Spanish onions
4 Swedes
Bunch of fresh beetroot
2 large parsnips
Bag of kipfler spuds
Bag of mushrooms
Bunch of Asparagus
4 large leeks
Bunch of rosemary
Bunch of Parsley
1 Paw Paw
Huge bunch of Lady fingers (16 on bunch)
1 mango
4 Granny smiths
Bag of tangerines
2 lemons
12 JUMBO sized happy eggs
Cost me $40 for the lot (Hmm, that must be around 16 quid). Bargain and fresh as.
So, fresh and quality produce has got to be the best thing for me.
Last edited by steandleigh; Aug 3rd 2007 at 7:26 am. Reason: SP!