Dairy Free

Summer seafood salad

这光和扑鼻的海鲜沙拉是完美的summer alfresco dining. We used ling fillets for this recipe, but any firm white fish will do the job just as well.

Australian Women's Weekly|May 31, 2011

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  • Pickled vegetables

    Our pickled vegetables make a lovely and colourful gift for friends or family. We've used a variety of vegetables here, but you can experiment with your own combinations.

    Australian Women's Weekly|May 31, 2011

  • Lime and ginger ceviche

    Ceviche is a centuries-old Latin American dish using citrus juice to 'cook' seafood. We used kingfish fillets in our recipe, but you can use whatever you prefer. Just be certain to buy the freshest sashimi grade fish you can find.

    Australian Women's Weekly|May 31, 2011

  • Prawn, scallop and asparagus salad with ginger dressing

    Seafood salad does not have to be accompanied by mounds of mayonnaise. Try our prawn, scallop and asparagus salad with ginger dressing for a light, fresh and zingy alternative. For best results, serve with a crisp chardonnay.

    Australian Women's Weekly|Apr 30, 2011

  • Sun-dried tomato relish

    This beautifully flavoured sun-dried tomato relish can be used in all sorts of dishes. It compliments cheese very well, and is delicious with steak or a burger.

    Australian Women's Weekly|Apr 30, 2011

  • Thai salmon with sesame crust

    Get a healthy dose of high-quality protein, vitamins and minerals (including potassium, selenium and vitamin B12) plus a super dose of omega-3 fatty acids, all wrapped up in classic Thai flavours.

    Australian Women's Weekly|Mar 31, 2011

  • Beef, broccolini and spinach stir-fry

    In just about 20 minutes you can have this healthy beef and greens stir-fry on the table. It's hearty enough to be a meal on its own, but feel free to serve with a steaming bowl of rice or noodles for an extra carb hit.

    Australian Women's Weekly|Jan 31, 2011

  • Salt and pepper squid salad

    Salt and pepper squid is always a winner. Long red chillies are generally milder than the smaller ones; if you like extra heat, then go ahead and include the big guns.

    Australian Women's Weekly|Dec 31, 2010