Woodstock Inn and Brewery in Woodstock, NH. The food was absolutely amazing!
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Limoncello mixed with Prosecco and soda water, garnished with a sprig of honey-spiked rosemary — sunshine in a glass. Recipe and photo: Emma Boyd Serves: 6 INGREDIENTS 6 sprigs rosemary 1½ tablespoons runny honey 1 lemon, thinly sliced 300ml Limoncello 450ml Prosecco or sparkling wine 300ml soda water METHOD Put the rosemary sprigs into a shallow dish, drizzle over the honey, massaging it in to get even coverage. Fill six glasses with ice (use as much or as little as you like) and add a lemon slice. Measure 50ml of Limoncello into each glass, followed by 75ml Prosecco and 50ml
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Comparing apples with apples is big business.
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The Zambesi co-founder and matriarch of NZ fashion offers up a favourite family recipe, for you to make at home.
Turns out you can have your panikeke and be vegan too.
The Tropical Snow is not a real Fruju.
Naomi Toilalo has always loved feeding people and absorbed cooking skills from her Nana and Mum while being raised on a farm in South Otago. With a background at Maori Television as a presenter, actor and director, food has increasingly featured in her life. A few years ago she was the runner-up in TVNZ's Great Kiwi Bake Off, and since 2020 she has hosted The Giving Series. It's an online show where people nominate recipients to receive her baking. Her latest venture is a cookery book - Whanaukai Feel-good baking to share aroha. The recipes including one for Iced Buns Paraoa Pani Reka are in English and te reo Maori.
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The best things that are neither fish nor chips.
Setting the record straight, in the interest of diplomatic relations.
Even the worst sweet and sour pork is better than no sweet and sour pork.
