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Spectacular Diced Fruit: My running list of recipes

Posted by Sue Heward on

If dicing and blending dried fruit seems an impossible task for you our one-of-a-kind dried fruit mix will save you a load of time. Our Spectacular Diced Fruit Mix includes our semi sun-dried figs, apricots, peaches, pears, citrus and candied lemon (in quince sugar syrup) all from our orchard and other families we work with from across the Riverland.

UPDATED RECIPES 4 March 2025 using our Spectacular Dice Dried Fruit Mix. I hope you love them all : 

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Lamb, Fig and Almond Filo Spiral Pie

Posted by Sue Heward on

Lamb, Fig and Almond Filo Spiral Pie

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Fig, Bread and Butter Pudding

Posted by Sue Heward on

Emiko Davies is one of my favourite food authors. This is a play on her MAGNIFICENT (I wasn't a bread and butter pudding convert until I made this one) Italian bread pudding (pinza di pane) that is in her current new book Cinnamon and Salt. I have changed it up using our white smyrna figs and sticky quince syrup.
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Our Family ANZAC biscuit recipe

Posted by Sue Heward on

ANZAC day is a day for making ANZAC biscuits and remembering our Poppas and Nannas. How great it would be if they were still here.

I could ask Jack what he thought of our Fig Leaf and Rose tea.

My Barmera Poppa Jeff was the baker, he would make the biscuits.

Barmera Nanna would make her famous scrambled eggs and Margie, Monash Nanna would let us dress up in her extraordinary hat collection. 

This is our family ANZAC biscuit recipe, created by Auntie Rene, preserved by Auntie Joy and dabbled with by me.

ANZAC biscuits

Ingredients

1 cup plain flour

1 cup rolled oat

1 cup sugar

1 cup shredded coconut

125 g butter

1 tblspn sticky quince syrup

1 tblspn golden syrup

2 tblspn water

1 tsp bicarbonate of soda

Method

Set your oven at 175 degrees Celsius.

Sift the flour into a bowl. Add the sugar, rolled oats and coconut.

In a saucepan add the butter, syrup and water and bring to boil.

Stir in the bicarb soda and then take off the heat.

Add in the dry ingredients. Mix thoroughly.

Put teaspoons of mixture onto 2 greased trays (you need to allow space for the mixture to spread) and bake at 175C for approx 10 - 12 minutes.

Biscuits will harden when cool. Watch them, I did nearly burn them.

Makes 30 biscuits.

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Leftover's Easter Salmon Pie

Posted by Sue Heward on

There is nothing like a Fish pie to see you through the start of Easter and Autumn chilly nights.
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