Kiwi Recipes

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Featured Recipes

• Butter Biscuits
  Butter biscuits are great plain or decorated with icing.
  
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• Buttercream Icing
  Use this recipe on your butter biscuits or to ice your cupcakes or cake.
  
  Rating: 12 comments
• Cajun Chicken Gumbo
  I made this recipe up after eating a chicken gumbo soup and thinking how much I love Cajun cuisine.. I've never actually been to the southern United States, but it's definitely on my to-go list, if nothing else but for the food. This recipe is best eaten out of bowls with some thick buttery slices of turkish bread.
  
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• Caramel Fudge
  This recipe produces silky smooth caramel fudge that melts in your mouth. Good for kids parties, Christmas gifts, and school fetes.
  
  Rating: 7 comments
• Carrot Cake Made AWESOME with Pineapple
  Awesome carrot cake with pineapple... Yum! Cream cheese icing...Double Yum!
  
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• CARROT CAKE TO DIE FOR
  The raw sugar and lots of spices gives this cake a beautiful dark tasty texture with the walnuts. A definite hit for a teatime treat.
  
  Rating: 19 comments
• Cassava Cake
  A classic Filipino dessert enjoyed all year round
  
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• Cedar Plank Salmon
  Cooking your salmon on a bbq is really easy using cedar plank and the result is outstanding. The smoke adds another dimension to the flavour. You'd be hard pressed to find a better salmon in a first class restaurant. My marinade / basting sauce is optional but try it once and you'll be making it again and again. My family can't get enough of it!
  
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• Charlie's Choice Chili Con Carne
  It's easy to make chili with a good old packet chili seasoning mix, but I reckon there's something pretty satisfying about cooking from real ingredients. Once you've made your chili, there are heaps of primo ways to have it: nachos, tacos, enchiladas etc.. Just be sure to serve it with cheese, sour cream, salsa and guacamole. Leftovers (if you have any) go real well in toasties the next day - yum. Note: this recipe is pretty mild, if you wanna crank up the heat then add more chili!
  
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• Cheese Muffins
  Cheese muffins are quick and easy to make. I use this basic recipe a lot. You could add some precooked vegetables or fresh herbs, such as parsley or coriander, to the mix as well to make even tastier!
  
  Rating: 35 comments