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    Wine vs Wine – October 2024

    Richard Slater & Grant Foulkes Richard Slater & Grant Foulkes -
    Wine reviews for 2022 Pizzini ‘Pietra Rossa’ Sangiovese and Coombe ‘Dame Nellie Melba’ 2017 Yarra Valley Blanc de Blancs.
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    Pickled zucchini and whipped ricotta crostinis 

    Lizzie Moss Lizzie Moss -
    Looking for a unique and delicious snack? Try these pickled zucchini and whipped ricotta crostinis for a burst of flavor.
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    Rustic beef pie

    Marie Muccio Marie Muccio -
    By Marie Muccio  It’s footy finals season and what better way to celebrate than with an iconic meat pie. Not just any meat pie but...
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    Wyndham Women’s recipe of the month  – September 2024

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    Discover the authentic recipe for Chicken Korma from Wyndham Women. Learn how to make this delicious Indian dish with a touch of Madras flavor.
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    Wine vs Wine – September 2024

    Richard Slater & Grant Foulkes Richard Slater & Grant Foulkes -
    Wine reviews for 2023 Salo Chardonnay and Alkoomi ‘Blackbutt’ Cabernet Blend 2013.
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    A full belly makes a happy heart – Papelon brings fresh flavours to Footscray

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    Papelon’s menu celebrates food from Latin America and the Caribbean, from Mexico to Patagonia. There is so much to try.
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    Wyndham Women’s recipe of the month 

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    Vermicilli sweet is culturally symbolic and typically cooked on festive occasions like Diwali, Ganesh pooja, harvest, spring festivals, birthdays, weddings, engagements and house warming ceremonies.
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    Zucchini and pesto orecchiette with burrata 

    Lizzie Moss Lizzie Moss -
    Pesto is a perfect thing. It’s sharp and cheesy, but fresh and vibrant at the same time. Combined with a creamy sauce, it’s one of the most comforting pasta dishes out there, and perfect for this dreary weather.

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