January 2008 - Canberra Table

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Canberra Table - January 2008

My produce

January 24th 2008 00:36

you say tomatos i say relish

Well i have had some success in my vegetable patch and some failure.
the biggest under achievers this year has been the Cucumbers and the beetroot. the former just never grew then when i moved them for a better spot they got eaten by snails

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Elsalvadorean pupasas

January 23rd 2008 01:14

Here is a little dish i have recently tried for the first time. bloody simple and very nice. my wife and i have been going to the gorman house markets to eat these delicious pancakes for a while when we decided that they can't be to hard to make.
the recipe i found was
2 cups Masa harina

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Brewing beer- do it for australia

January 23rd 2008 00:46

Now here is something all aussies should do around australia day, not for any patriotic purposes, quite simply the price of beer is such that you would have to be pretty well off to spend a whole day playing two up at the bbq with a cold beer constantly in reach. The honourable Kevin Rudd has said this week that everybody needs to tighten their belts to prepare for the economic flow on from the looming American recession, and what better way to curb expenditure, then brewing your own beer.
A friend of mine has lent me a kit, which is lucky as they do cost around 90 bucks ( almost three cases of beer!) that part of the set up does put you in the red for about 2 full brews ( as long as you do pretty standard ones)