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chicken and tarragon pie

Chicken and tarragon pie

PASTRY For information on how to wash leeks, see page 112. Note
kumara & goat's cheese tart

Kumara & goat’s cheese tart

Topped with a baby kale salad, this easy vegetarian tart is so delicious with its buttery pastry crust and golden filling of roasted kumara and goat's cheese.
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Photography by Andre Martin

Mochaccino tartlets

The tart cases we used were bought frozen and unbaked; they come ready-to-bake in foil cases and measure 6.5cm in diameter. They are available from supermarkets. Tartlets can be made a day ahead, keep refrigerated.
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VANILLA CUSTARD PIE

Vanilla custard pie

The crispy pastry coupled with the gelatinous filling is a texture sensation with great flavours in this custard pie recipe. A dessert to die for!
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gluten-free berry tarts

Gluten-free berry tarts

An elegant dish to bake for an afternoon tea with friends, or a light dessert on a summer's eve. Serve with a little cream if you like.
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quince tarte tartin

Quince tarte tartin

For a beautiful winter dessert, serve this ruby-red quince tart with scoops of vanilla ice-cream.
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beef & stilton pies

Beef and stilton pies

Any beef cut suitable for stewing can be used for the pie filling: gravy beef, skirt, blade or chuck steak. These cute little beef and stilton pies make excellent finger food.
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caramelised apple and custard tarts

Caramelised apple and custard tarts

We used very small pink lady apples, the ones suitable for kids’ lunchboxes. You can also make the pastry using a food processor. Process flour and butter until crumbly, with motor operating, add the water and process until ingredients just come together. Or you can use ready-made shortcrust pastry. Note
GREEN VEGETABLE PIE WITH YELLOW SPLIT PEA DIP

Green vegetable pie with yellow split pea dip

Kefalotyris is a semi-firm greek sheep’s or goat’s milk cheese. Although called a pie, this traditional greek vegetable and herb packed recipe contains no pastry and is held together with eggs and fetta. Note
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cherry tarts

Cherry tarts

To make a cross pattern on the tarts, dust tarts generously with sifted icing sugar, then carefully heat a metal skewer over a flame (from a gas-stove top or a cook’s blowtorch). Sear a cross pattern into the top of each tart with the heated skewer before serving. Note
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lime curd tart

Lime curd tart

Using lime curd for the filling of this tangy tart means you only have to bake the pie case, the rest is just a matter of setting.
LAMINGTON Whoopie Pies

Lamington whoopie pies

You can use just one 300ml carton of thickened cream for this recipe. Whoopie pies are best eaten the day they are made. Note
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PICNIC NOODLE CAKE

Picnic noodle cake

Picnic noodle cake can be prepared a day ahead. Keep covered in the refrigerator. Note
three-cheese pasta frittata

Three-cheese pasta frittata

Alternatively, the frittata can be made in a 24cm/9½-inch non-stick ovenproof frying pan, cooked, covered, over a medium-low heat for 12 minutes, then transferred to a hot grill (broiler) for 3 minutes or until browned lightly. You will need an ovenproof frying pan if it goes under the grill (or cover the handle with a […]
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leek quiche

Leek quiche

Soft and savoury, the light allium flavour of leek makes for a particularly toothsome quiche.
CITRUS-TRIO MERINGUE PIE

Citrus-trio meringue pie

Any tart fruit makes an excellent base for a meringue pie, including pineapple and passionfruit, both of which would make delicious substitutes for the citrus we've used here.
old-fashioned apple pie

Old-fashioned apple pie

This apple pie can be made two days ahead and refrigerated, covered, but pastry will tend to soften a little under the apple. Note
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fig custard tart

Fig custard tart

This decadent tart is beautiful served with thick cream and has a caramelised surface, similar to a crème brûlée.
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Photographer: Dean Wilmot. Stylist: Kate Nixon

Smoked trout tarts

These smoked trout tarts with peas and dill make a great lunch. If you'd like to make finger food sized versions for a party, just quarter the filo sheets at the beginning, use a mini-muffin tin and cut the cooking time to 10-12 minutes.
Chicken fillo pie

Chicken filo pie

This chicken filo pie makes a great centrepiece for a weekend lunch with friends, or a picnic in the park.
egg and bacon wedges

Egg and bacon wedges

Wrap individual wedges in plastic wrap and freeze for up to three months. Defrost as required either overnight in the refrigerator or in the microwave on HIGH (100%) for 1 minute. Note
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egg and bacon pie

Cheesy egg and bacon pie

Impossibly delicious, this cheesy egg and bacon pie makes a great lunch or light dinner. Leftovers make a lovely packed lunch.
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banana and passionfruit tarts

Banana and passionfruit tarts

Creamy custard, banana and sweet passionfruit are combined to make a delightful tropical dessert in these crisp miniature tarts.
cherry almond tartlets

Cherry almond tartlets

Topped with a fresh, juicy cherry, these delicate little cherry almond tartlets make a sophisticated afternoon tea treat.
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LAMB & EGGPLANT PIES

Lamb & eggplant pies

Cover fillo pastry sheets with a piece of plastic wrap then a damp tea towel to prevent it from drying out while it’s not being used. Note
CHOCOLATE & PRETZEL TART

Chocolate and pretzel tart

This divine chocolate tart combines rich sweetness with salty crunch to create a flavour and texture sensation. Delight your guests with this beautiful dessert at your next dinner party - it'll be like nothing they've tasted before.
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walnut and toffeed fig tart

Walnut and toffeed fig tart

This dessert looks and tastes amazing. The drizzling of toffee finishes it off beautifully; the toffee will begin to dissolve within 10 minutes of drizzling it over the figs, so it is best made immediately before serving.
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APPLE & FIG TARTS

Fig, apple and hazelnut tart

The autumnal flavours of sweet apple, fig and toasted hazelnuts combine beautifully in this easy tart. Cinnamon sugar is usually available in the spice section of the supermarket. You can easily make it yourself by blending 2 tablespoons of ground cinnamon with half a cup of granulated sugar.
hazelnut and date tart

Hazelnut and date tart

This hazelnut and date tart tastes as impressive as it looks. It's a magnificent dessert that is only enhanced by its accompaniment of sweet, sesame cream.
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smoked salmon pie

Smoked salmon pie

You could also use a 22cm (9-inch) round loosebased fluted flan tin for this recipe. You can also use lasoda or sebago potatoes in this recipe. Note
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Photographer: Teny Aghamalian, Stylist: Louise Bickle

Mini meat pies

Mini meat pies, beef recipe, brought to you by Australian Women's Weekly
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lime curd meringue tarts

Lime curd meringue tarts

This recipe is also nut-free and gluten-free. Handy hints Instead of the lime, make the curd using lemon, or even orange juice. Make double the curd mixture and use it to fill mini pastry tartlet shells, or use as a topping for scones or pikelets. Note
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fish chowder pies

Fish chowder pies

Melt-in-your-mouth, flaky butter pastry and a delicious seafood chowder filling make these individual fish pies a winner.
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onion tart

Onion tart

This tart will keep well, removed from the tin and covered, in the refrigerator for several days. Serve tart at room temperature This pastry is very easy and good for any savoury tart, but you can also use thawed ready-rolled pastry sheets, joined with a little egg yolk. Note
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