Posts Tagged ‘reflections’

The Grill’d Coat of Arms Burger

Grill’d Burgers has released a limited edition burger in honour of Australia Day. Available until 31 January, the burger is called the Coat of Arms and features all-Australian ingredients, including a meat pattie made from the two animals represented on the Commonwealth Coat of Arms, the kangaroo and emu. We’re far from the only nation …

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Little gems and biscuits vs cookies

I wrote about Danish butter cookies in the previous post on comfort food (I really must get a tin of butter cookies soon!). Do any of you remember these little beauties? When I was a kid, these were another special treat. I think they’re known to many people as “little gems” or “gem biscuits”. I […]

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Chicken roll lunches and remembering my friend R

Regular readers know how much I love chicken. A good chicken sandwich or chicken roll is one of my favourite lunches. The chicken strip roll from 88 Royal lunch bar (88a Royal St, East Perth) is always tasty. They make it to order – they slice up a crusty bread roll, add butter, mayonnaise, lettuce, […]

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Homegrown chillies and thoughts about gardening

This was a chicken and vegetable stir-fry with chilli and basil Jac cooked recently. The chilli was fresh out of our garden. It was a delicious dinner. In the past, we’ve had lots of tomatoes growing in our garden. This year, it’s been chilli! You may remember Jac used our homegrown chillies in a recent […]

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Chicken Treat Hawaiian Pack

Chicken Treat Hawaiian Pack, with a quarter chicken, chips and two pineapple rings. I always ask for a leg, which means I’ll get a thigh and drumstick – I’m always very disappointed if I’m given a breast and wing instead, which occasionally happens. I wish wish wish they’d bring back the crumbed bananas – Hawaiia…

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Hazelnut Roll, RIP

I posted a link on the TFP Facebook page to a news story – Nestle buyout kills iconic ice creams. I was devastated to find out that the Hazelnut Roll ice cream will no longer be available once the current stocks run out. I don’t eat a lot of ice cream, but there are two […]

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Not suitable for inhalation

One morning on my way to work I saw people in the city dressed as hippies, running around and handing out these little packets. It was the first day of spring, and this was a “spring lamb” promotion. In the little baggies was rosemary, which we’re supposed to to flavour our spring lamb with. What […]

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