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Recipes every Australian should know how to cook

If you haven't mastered these recipes, it is time to get in the kitchen and start cooking. From stir fries and casserole to sponge cake and pavlova, these are the dishes that you should know how to cook.

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    Ian Connolly07:33pm Tuesday 13th March 2012 ESTReport Abuse

    The secret to a good steak is NOT to buy from a supermarket..they cryovac their meat....and when you cook it, it releases moister and stews making it tough.. Suggest to go to a good Butcher, pay $2.00 to $3.00 kg more and get meat that has been cared for...We only need a 125gm to 200gm serve each, so that extra cost in negligble anyway

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    Bic06:37pm Tuesday 13th March 2012 ESTReport Abuse

    Here's a bit of "animal biology" for YOU, Ed. "Cows" might "use the rump a whole lot" but I doubt that anyone is cutting the rump off cows for your eating pleasure. I'm reasonably sure they reserve cows for milk production. Just sayin'!

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    Denis04:56pm Tuesday 13th March 2012 ESTReport Abuse

    I'm hungry!

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    E D03:57pm Tuesday 13th March 2012 ESTReport Abuse

    too difficult to read the whole article as the adds kept delaying the request for new page - cant be bothered

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    11:27am Tuesday 13th March 2012 ESTReport Abuse

    difficult to purchase fresh food when supermarket stock is always old and mouldy. they charge top dollar for the old and mouldy. no wonder so many people are lacking in nutrients. old food doesn't really have any.

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