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Lisa Featherby

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Alfajores payes
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Alfajores payes

Australian Gourmet Traveller Spanish biscuit recipe for alfajores payes (chocolate and dulce de leche cookies).
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Lebrina
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Beef roulade: which cut is best?

Which cut of beef is best to flatten out and make a roulade with? By Arcanum Lisa Featherby, Gourmet Traveller food editor, answers: Last year, we ran a recipe from Journal Canteen’s Rosa Mitchell for falsomagro, a classic Sicilian stuffed beef roll. Generally, I would recommend using another cut of meat for a stuffed and rolled dish, […]
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Which oven is better for baking: convection or gas?
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Which oven is better for baking: convection or gas?

I adore baking and am currently putting in a new oven. Is gas or convection better for baking? By Rosa Lisa Featherby, Gourmet Traveller food editor, responds: All of our recipes are tested on conventional (non fan-forced) electric ovens. We find this is the best way to go for baking as the heat can be […]
Duck egg desserts
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Duck egg desserts

On occasion, I have been able to source duck eggs and have heard of their wonderful qualities for baking. So far I have made basic sponges and custards but am keen to produce something that stands out in taste and texture. Any ideas? By Mandy from Adelaide Lisa Featherby, Gourmet Traveller food editor, answers: You […]
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Beef a la mode
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Making stock

Australian Gourmet Traveller food feature on making stock with recipes for chicken, veal, fish and vegetable stocks.
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