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GAA Trip to North East Tasmania March 2014

Posted on March 11, 2014 by Paul

Every year around March the Gemmological Association of Australia Tasmania Division (GAA) does a trip to the North Eastern portion of Tasmania where a weekend is spent fossicking for gemstones, mainly sapphires along with eating, drinking and having fun. (Not … Continue reading →

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Sausage Rolls

Posted on March 13, 2013 by Paul

These will freeze well so make plenty (like me). Then for a snack, party, BBQ, just thaw and finish baking (10 mins). Sausage rolls are an all time favourite with young and older alike. Put a tray on the table … Continue reading →

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“Impossible” Pie

Posted on March 11, 2013 by Paul

This is a quick and easy recipe to get ready for a great dinner. Accompanied by a green salad with some olives, feta, tomatoes etc in it this dish is ideal for “Al Fresco” dining on a summers evening or … Continue reading →

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Zucchini relish

Posted on March 5, 2013 by Paul

This is a favourite zucchini recipe when they are in season, and when they are there are lots of them !!!!!! Everybody has them !!! It is a very popular dish. because every time I make it all my friends  … Continue reading →

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Chicken Liver Pate

Posted on March 3, 2013 by Paul

This Chicken Liver Pate with Green Peppercorns is very popular and relatively easy to make.  Another big bonus is that it will keep in the freezer for months with no deterioration whatsoever. The recipe was given to me by one … Continue reading →

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Thanks to our fire fighting people

Posted on February 26, 2013 by Paul

After having come close to losing everything we have in the recent bushfires at Molesworth, I would like to use this page to extend the thanks of both Jewel and myself (and Zeus of course) to all the guys and … Continue reading →

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Our foods

Posted on February 25, 2013 by Paul

Having started cooking at my uncles English roadside cafe on the London to Rochester main highway back in (about) 1955 I have had a love of food for a LONG time. When I joined the British merchant navy to be … Continue reading →

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GAA Trip to North East Tasmania 2010

Posted on February 25, 2013 by Paul

Every year around March the Gemmological Association of Australia Tasmania Division (GAA) does a trip to Branxholm in the North Eastern portion of Tasmania where a weekend is spent fossicking for gemstones, mainly sapphires along with eating, drinking and having … Continue reading →

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Launceston

Posted on February 17, 2013 by Paul

Launceston is Tasmania’s second largest city and has redefined itself as a cultural hub with vibrant cafes, museums and open parkland. Launceston is an ideal base for visiting the vineyards of the Tamar Valley. Follow the vineyards on the Tamar … Continue reading →

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Hobart

Posted on February 15, 2013 by Paul

Australia’s second-oldest city and southernmost capital, Hobart’s rich colonial heritage is evident in its natural charms and beautiful sandstone buildings. This photo of Hobart is courtesy of TripAdvisor Rising high above the city is Mt Wellington, a wild and rugged … Continue reading →

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