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Knives
Knives should be ultra sharp. It’s recommended to have 3 main types: a cook's knife, a paring knife and a chopping knife.
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Hot Tips
Smoking with paperbark (native Aust)
You can use Australian native paperbark in place of baking paper when cooking en papillotte. Simply fold the paperbark around a fillet of fish (including any other herbs and spices) and fold the open ends inwards. Secure with string (as you would tie a birthday present) and cook on the barbecue. Paperbark is not edible.
Glossary
Garlic Chives
Garlic chives (he) are dark green flat chives with a garlic flavour and aroma.
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