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Lemongrass beef with rice noodles

Lemongrass beef with rice noodles

Noodle salads are excellent in all weather - particularly when it's steamy because there's minimal cooking involved. This dish works well with sliced sirloin; we've made it quicker by using minced beef instead.
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Classic cheeseburger

Classic cheeseburger

A patty of well-seasoned minced beef with melted cheese, sliced tomato, lettuce and onion on a soft bun - easy, right? There's plenty of room for variation - it's all about personal preference and big flavour.
Roast beef and potato salad rolls

Roast beef and potato salad rolls

Here’s a twist on a classic pairing. We've baked our own buttermilk rolls - they're the perfect springboard to let the roast beef eye fillet and creamy salad shine.
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Beef rib roast

Beef rib roast

Beef Rib Roast- Tie beef at intervals with kitchen string, then brush all over with mustard. Scatter with herbs, place in a lightly oiled roasting pan.
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Anticuchos

Anticuchos

These grilled beef skewers originated in Peru but are also popular in Bolivia.
Beef and pumpkin stew

Beef and pumpkin stew

There are many versions of this stew throughout Argentina and Chile in particular. Some include peaches or apricots, others have a hit of tomato.
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Pastéis

Pastéis

There are many variations of empanadas across Latin America; in Brazil they’re called pastéis (pastel in the singular), and in Puerto Rico they’re called pasteles.
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Grilled wagyu rump cap

Grilled wagyu rump cap

The wagyu can be replaced with a good cut of Angus beef, so long as it's a large piece. Serve with a simple winter green salad.
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Dirty Bird (Chicken Burger)

The ultimate burger collection

You could go to the pub for a burger, or you could perfect them at home and whip them up any time a craving calls. Here are our favourite recipes.
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Cooking with wine

Cooking with wine

Not that we need an excuse to crack open a bottle, but these recipes take the flavour of white, red and dessert wines and infuse them into meats, seafood and desserts.
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Prego rolls

Prego rolls

Duncan Welgemoed recipe for prego rolls from Africola restaurant in Adelaide.
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Beef tartare

Beef tartare

Beer tartare condiments like cornichons are often served on the side, but mixing them in gives the flavours a chance to settle together.
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Carbonnade

Carbonnade

Carbonnade is a simple to make and hearty Flemish dish - we've used beef ribs roasted with beer rather than wine for a sweet-sour flavour.
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Char-grilled sirloin steak with garlic butter

French beef recipes

The French really know their way around a cut of beef, whether a bistro-style steak or a slowly cooked stew of beef rib that's perfect for winter. Try these 15 recipes on for size.
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Steamboat

Steamboat

Australian Gourmet Traveller recipe for steamboat by Dan Hong.
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Lotus burger

Lotus burger

Australian Gourmet Traveller recipe for Lotus burger by Dan Hong.
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