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ingredients: • 1 onion finely diced • 150g butter • 1 bunch parsley stalks • 500g frozen green peas • 1 cups cream • 2 cups water • juice 1 lemon • salt and pepper to taste • 4 cubes Meredith marinated Goats Feta • 2 strips pancetta - crisped under the grill • Handful of sourdough croutons for garnish method: Fry the onion in the butter on a medium heat until they are soft and translucent. Add in the green peas, water and salt and pepper. Boil until peas are soft. Add in the cream, lemon juice and the Meredith Goats Feta (retain a small amount for garnishing) Blend with a stick blender until smooth. Pass through a sieve for an even finer texture Warm and serve with crispy pancetta, crumbled goats feta and crispy sourdough croutons. “Pansabella prides itself on creating the most delicious soups, only $10 a day this is a perfect soup for autumn, as Pansabella sell the Goats feta and the crispy pancetta. They have been making this soup since they first opened; it is an absolute customer favourite. Recipe: Pansabella Providores Harbour Drive, Coffs Harbour www.facebook.com/coffscentral www.coffscentralshopping.com.au

<strong>ingredients</strong>:<br />

• 1 onion finely diced<br />

• 150g butter<br />

• 1 bunch parsley<br />

stalks<br />

• 500g frozen green<br />

peas<br />

• 1 cups cream<br />

• 2 cups water<br />

• juice 1 lemon<br />

• salt and pepper to<br />

taste<br />

• 4 cubes Meredith<br />

marinated Goats Feta<br />

• 2 strips pancetta -<br />

crisped under the<br />

grill<br />

• Handful of sourdough<br />

croutons for garnish<br />

<strong>method</strong>:<br />

Fry the onion in the butter on a medium heat<br />

until they are soft and translucent.<br />

Add in the green peas, water and salt and<br />

pepper. Boil until peas are soft.<br />

Add in the cream, lemon juice and the Meredith<br />

Goats Feta (retain a small amount for<br />

garnishing)<br />

Blend with a stick blender until smooth. Pass<br />

through a sieve for an even finer texture<br />

Warm and serve with crispy pancetta, crumbled<br />

goats feta and crispy sourdough croutons.<br />

“Pansabella prides itself on creating the<br />

most delicious soups, only $10 a day this is a<br />

perfect soup for autumn, as Pansabella sell the<br />

Goats feta and the crispy pancetta. They have<br />

been making this soup since they first opened; it<br />

is an absolute customer favourite.<br />

Recipe: Pansabella Providores<br />

Harbour Drive, Coffs Harbour<br />

www.facebook.com/coffscentral<br />

www.coffscentralshopping.com.au


<strong>ingredients</strong>:<br />

• Green Lentils 150g<br />

• Oil 5 Tbsp<br />

• Cauliflower large cut into<br />

small florets<br />

• Half butternut pumpkin<br />

• Onion 1 med diced<br />

• Ginger 50g grated<br />

• Garlic 4 cloves finely<br />

chopped<br />

• 1 Red Chilli seeded &<br />

chopped<br />

• Ground Coriander 2 tsp<br />

• Ground Cumin 2 tsp<br />

• Ground Tumeric x 1/2 tsp<br />

• Mild curry powder 1 tbs<br />

• Garam Masala x 1/2 tsp<br />

• Coconut milk x 400ml can<br />

• Vege stock x 250-400ml<br />

• Tomatoes 250g chopped<br />

• Lemon/lime juice x 1 tbs<br />

• Coriander 1/2 bunch chopped<br />

• Spinach leaves 2 handfuls<br />

• Salt & pepper to taste<br />

<strong>method</strong>:<br />

Cover lentils with water & bring to boil. Reduce<br />

heat & simmer for 15-20mins until just cooked.<br />

Drain & set aside. In a Large pan heat 3 tbs<br />

of oil, sauté cauliflower florets until lightly<br />

browned (approx. 3 minutes). Remove set aside.<br />

Add remaining oil to pan, sauté onions, stir<br />

until soft, translucent & sweet. Do not brown.<br />

Add ginger, garlic, chilli, cook for a few<br />

minutes, add ground coriander, cumin, turmeric,<br />

curry powder. Cook until aromatic. Add stock,<br />

coconut milk, tomatoes, cooked lentils & garam<br />

masala. Add Cauliflower & Pumpkin simmer until<br />

tender.<br />

Add lemon/lime juice, spinach leaves & chopped<br />

coriander. Add salt & pepper to taste.<br />

Serve with Basmati Rice, Naan Bread & Raita<br />

Recipe: Fresco Marketplace<br />

Harbour Drive, Coffs Harbour<br />

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www.coffscentralshopping.com.au


<strong>ingredients</strong>:<br />

• 1 1/2 cups plain<br />

Greek-style yoghurt<br />

• 1/4 cup chopped<br />

mint<br />

• 2 tablespoons<br />

chopped coriander<br />

• 1/2 teaspoon white<br />

sugar<br />

• 1/2 teaspoon garam<br />

masala<br />

<strong>method</strong>:<br />

Place <strong>ingredients</strong> in a bowl.<br />

Stir well to combine.<br />

Serve with curry.<br />

‘Autumn is a great month to get into all<br />

those immune boosting comfort foods. Fresco<br />

Marketplace offer a great variety of fresh<br />

produce, spices & sauces to suit all your needs.<br />

Recipe: Fresco Marketplace<br />

Harbour Drive, Coffs Harbour<br />

www.facebook.com/coffscentral<br />

www.coffscentralshopping.com.au


<strong>ingredients</strong>:<br />

• 4 Field Mushrooms<br />

• 500g Button Mushrooms<br />

• 100g Enoki Mushrooms<br />

• 12 eggs<br />

• 150ml Thickened Cream<br />

• 50g Parsley<br />

• Truffle Oil<br />

• Sourdough<br />

• Salt<br />

<strong>method</strong>:<br />

Scramble eggs together with cream. Remove<br />

stalks from field mushrooms and quarter, rough<br />

cut button mushrooms and remove root from enoki<br />

mushrooms. Finely chop parsley. Saute field<br />

mushrooms & buttons in a little olive oil for<br />

about 3 minutes, add a knob of butter, parsley,<br />

enoki & salt to finish.<br />

Heat non-stick pan, add little olive oil &<br />

butter, add egg mix and a generous amount of<br />

truffle oil & scramble until soft & glossy.<br />

Serve with a piece of crusty sourdough and<br />

enjoy!<br />

Recipe: Depot Cafe<br />

Harbour Drive, Coffs Harbour<br />

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www.coffscentralshopping.com.au


<strong>ingredients</strong>:<br />

• 30 ml light Soy<br />

• 10ml Chinese Cooking<br />

Wine<br />

• Tsp Sugar<br />

• 5 ml Dark Soy<br />

• Pinch White Pepper<br />

• 6 Scallops<br />

• Small piece of Ginger<br />

• 1/2 Red chilli<br />

• 3 Shallots<br />

• Tbl Spoon Oil<br />

• Coriander<br />

<strong>method</strong>:<br />

Boil Water on Hot Stove, steam Scallops for 2<br />

minutes.<br />

In a saucepan place light soy, oil, sugar,<br />

pepper, cooking wine & dark soy. Mix together<br />

and heat gently. Finley chop ginger, chilli<br />

and shallots and sprinkle on top of Scallops.<br />

Pour the sauce over scallops and garnish with<br />

Coriander.<br />

Recipe: CreAsian<br />

Harbour Drive, Coffs Harbour<br />

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www.coffscentralshopping.com.au


<strong>ingredients</strong>:<br />

• 2 Tbs Sea Salt<br />

• 30ml Extra Virgin<br />

Olive Oil<br />

• 8 Springs Thyme<br />

• 1 Punnet Cherry<br />

Tomatoes<br />

• 20ml Sherry Vinegar<br />

• 1 Large Chicken cut<br />

into 8 Pieces<br />

• 3 Tbs Coriander Seeds<br />

• 1 Tbs Black<br />

Peppercorns<br />

• 8 Cloves Garlic,<br />

Skin On<br />

• 1 Tsp Dried Chilli<br />

Flakes<br />

<strong>method</strong>:<br />

Place chicken pieces in a large zip-lock bag or<br />

freezer bag. Use a mortar and pestle to grind<br />

coriander and peppercorns into a medium mixture.<br />

Add garlic and roughly crush, then add chilli<br />

and salt. Add mixture to bag with chicken.<br />

Add oil and massage mixture into chicken<br />

well. Refrigerate for at least 15 minutes or<br />

preferably overnight to allow flavours to infuse.<br />

Preheat oven to 220c. Remove chicken from bag<br />

and place in a baking dish. Scatter over thyme<br />

and tomatoes. Cook for 55 minutes or until<br />

golden and cooked.<br />

Remove from oven, drizzle over sherry vinegar<br />

and allow to rest for 5 minutes. Serve chicken<br />

with pan juices spoon over.<br />

Recipe: Chicken Butchery<br />

Harbour Drive, Coffs Harbour<br />

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www.coffscentralshopping.com.au


<strong>ingredients</strong>:<br />

Meatballs<br />

• 1kg Chicken Mince<br />

• 2cm Piece Fresh Ginger, Grated<br />

• 1/2 Heaped Tsp Ground Ginger<br />

• 1/3 Cup Fresh Coriander,<br />

Coarsely Chopped<br />

• 3 Cloves Garlic, Crushed<br />

• 2 Tbl Ghee (or Oil)<br />

Sauce<br />

• Tbl Ghee (or Oil)<br />

• 2 Brown Onions, Finely Chopped<br />

• 3 Cloves Garlic, Crushed<br />

• 2 Fresh Long Red Chillies,<br />

Chopped Finely<br />

• 2 Heaped Tsp Ground Coriander<br />

• 2 Heaped Tsp Ground Cumin<br />

• 1 Tsp Ground Turmeric<br />

• 1 Tsp Ground Fenugreek<br />

• 2 Heaped Tsp Garam Masala<br />

• 2 Large Tins Chopped Tomatoes<br />

• 500ml Chicken Stock<br />

• 1/2 Cup Fresh Coriander<br />

Leaves, Chopped or Left Whole<br />

<strong>method</strong>:<br />

Combine mince, ginger, cinnamon, coriander<br />

and garlic in medium bowl; roll Tbl of the<br />

mixture into balls. Place balls on tray, cover;<br />

refrigerate 30 minutes.<br />

Meanwhile for the Sauce, heat the ghee (or oil)<br />

in a large saucepan; Cook onion. Chilli, spices<br />

and garlic, stirring for about 5 minutes or<br />

until onion is browned lightly. Add tomatoes and<br />

stock; simmer uncovered for about 15 minutes for<br />

until sauce thickens slightly.<br />

Heat Ghee in medium frying pan; cook Kofta in<br />

batches until browned. Add Kofta to sauce,<br />

simmer uncovered for about 10 minutes or until<br />

Kofta are cooked through. Stir in coriander<br />

leaves and take off the heat.<br />

Serve Kofta Curry with Basmati rice and yoghurt.<br />

Recipe: Chicken Butchery<br />

Harbour Drive, Coffs Harbour<br />

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www.coffscentralshopping.com.au


<strong>ingredients</strong>:<br />

• 5 Eggs<br />

• 1 Cup self raising<br />

flour<br />

• 375g Grated zucchini<br />

• 1 Large brown onion<br />

chopped<br />

• 1/2 Cup grated carrot<br />

• 1/2 red capsicum<br />

chopped<br />

• 1 Cup shredded cheese<br />

• 1 Tbs dried Italian<br />

herbs<br />

• Salt and pepper<br />

<strong>method</strong>:<br />

Prep time: 15mins | Cooking time: 30mins |<br />

Serves: 7<br />

Preheat oven to 170c/338F, and line a 30 x 20<br />

cm baking pan. Beat the eggs in a large bowl<br />

until fully combined. In another bowl add the<br />

zucchini, onion, carrot, capsicum, cheese,<br />

herbs, salt & pepper and toss.<br />

Add the flour and beaten eggs to the vegetables<br />

and cheese. Mix until everything is fully<br />

combined. Pour the mixture into the prepared<br />

pan and bake in the oven for 30mins until fully<br />

cooked.<br />

Slice and serve with a fresh salad or seasonal<br />

<strong>ingredients</strong>.<br />

Recipe: Muffin Break<br />

Harbour Drive, Coffs Harbour<br />

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<strong>ingredients</strong>:<br />

• 8 slices ciabatta or<br />

sour dough<br />

• 1 tablespoon truffle oil,<br />

maybe more for drizzling<br />

• 2 garlic cloves<br />

• 1 punnet cherry<br />

tomatoes, halved<br />

• 20 fresh basil leaves<br />

• 12 black olives, pitted<br />

and halved<br />

• 1 yellow capsicum, diced<br />

• 4 slices of prosciutto<br />

• 100g goats cheese ,<br />

little more for garnish<br />

• 1 pinch sea salt flakes<br />

and ground black pepper,<br />

to taste<br />

<strong>method</strong>:<br />

Preheat the oven grill.<br />

Place the ciabatta/sourdough slices on a large<br />

baking tray and drizzle with olive oil. Cut the<br />

garlic cloves in half and rub the cut side on<br />

bread slices.<br />

In a bowl mix the tomatoes with 1 tablespoon<br />

truffle oil, olives capsicum and basil. Season<br />

with salt and pepper.<br />

Grill the ciabatta/ sourdough until golden<br />

brown. Remove from the oven and top with the<br />

tomato mixture. Crisp prosciutto in oven and<br />

place on top. Serve immediately.<br />

Recipe: Cocoa Cafe<br />

Harbour Drive, Coffs Harbour<br />

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www.coffscentralshopping.com.au


<strong>ingredients</strong>:<br />

<strong>method</strong>:<br />

Barramundi<br />

• 4 barramundi fillets<br />

• Olive oil<br />

• Salt and pepper<br />

Compot<br />

• 4 figs<br />

• 1 cup fresh<br />

raspberries<br />

• 1 cup sugar<br />

• 1/2 cup water<br />

• 1/4 cup red wine<br />

vinegar<br />

• 4 eschalots<br />

• 2 large washed<br />

potatoes<br />

diced<br />

• 2 chorizo sausage<br />

sliced<br />

• 1/2 punnet cherry<br />

tomatoes<br />

• 1 Spanish onion sliced<br />

• 1 cup baby spinach<br />

Recipe: Cocoa Cafe<br />

Harbour Drive, Coffs Harbour<br />

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www.coffscentralshopping.com.au<br />

For the Compote: Place water and sugar in a saucepan on high<br />

heat; bring to a light caramel colour. Remove from heat and add<br />

sliced eschalots, sliced figs, raspberries and vinegar. Place back<br />

on low heat and simmer for 7 minutes or until a thick consistency<br />

is achieved. Remove from heat and cool.<br />

For the Barramundi: Gently score the skin with a sharp knife,<br />

making sall parallel cuts that slightly penetrate the skin, but<br />

not the flesh. Season each side. Heat 1 tablespoon of oil in a<br />

large non-stick frying pan over a medium-low heat. Place the<br />

fillets skin side down into the pan, turn up the heat to mediumhigh<br />

and cook for 2-3 minutes or until the skin is golden brown.<br />

• Turn the fillets and cook for another 1-2 minutes, or until just<br />

cooked through. Remove from the pan to rest for 1 minute.<br />

For the salad:<br />

• Boil diced potatoes til tender, remove from heat and strain.<br />

• In a pan, heat olive oil and add chorizo, cooked potatoes,<br />

cherry tomatoes and onion. Cook till chorizo and potato get some<br />

colour. Add spinach at last moment as you remove from heat.<br />

• Place salad on plate and place fish on top of the salad. Top fish<br />

with compote and drizzle some around the plate. Serve with citrus<br />

wedge and sea salt.

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