• What a bunch of whingers. Gina Rinehart-Hancock is a single mother doing it tough and she's never got a cent in welfare! - Jack Richards
  • @ Roby if you read my reply to KF it was a statement, not personal. You don't "know" what other people go through so don't make assumptions. Good luck with those shoes. - metoo
  • Women of calibre, women of "that" calibre. Sounds worse now you point the "that" out. - no
  • You know what...you stupid old fart..Tony did not even know about this media stunt until it hit the media!!!...You had better get used to him, because there will be a Qld style wipeout to get rid of Gillard {officially under inverstigation} and her corrupt incompetant...union dominated govt.... - lynda
  • I respectfully disagree on the semantics you highlight. He didn't say women of calibre. He said 'women of that calibre' in reference to the subgroup he had previously identified (the onesaustrala has supported through their educational journey). Just saying. - JenDalitz
  • Spot on Tara. I wonder if hard attitudes would soften if policies were named for the children themselves with debate directed at documents called Raising Future Australians Bill, Bringing Up Baby Bill, Children Are Our Future .... It should be blindingly obvious to all, even those without children, that the health and well-being of the very young is of paramount importance. - Dianne
  • I am in 50 to 100 age bracket. Do some volunteer work in an Aged Care facility. Recently (start of April 2012) became aware of on-line petitions via GetUp and www.communityrun.org websites. Started a petition with title "IT'S TIME for Non Drug, Hemp Food Products to be Approved for Human Food Consumption in Australia" Amazed at response. More than 100 signatures first day and less than 5 weeks to achieve 1000. Petition still has about 6 months to run. www.communityrun.org/p/hfa - Anthony
  • "When a sick fourteen month-old baby needs her mum….or dad. No it’s not. There’s no contest. Sick baby wins!" "If sick baby wins", why was it ok for sick baby to wait 5 days? Mum requested on Monday... for leave on Thursday. And then when granted leave, mum spends the afternoon doing radio and television interviews. Seems more like sick baby wins when it's politically convenient. We've moved from misogyny and onto sick babies, this Parliament's new football. - Joe
  • Hey KF, more power to you and me and anyone who has to FIGHT for our loved ones who can't fight for themselves. One day at a time. Sometimes one hour at a time. Metoo- here's hoping you never have to walk a mile in our shoes- for a multitude of reasons, and my last word- I don't see it as "locking up" my aunt I see it as an honor to make sure she is safe, looked after and comfortable for the rest of her life Good luck to everyone, Robyn - Roby
  • Tara, this article is brilliant. Agree with every word. - Nicole Madigan
 
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POTATO, ROSEMARY & CHORIZO PIZZA

Does the thought of having someone special over for dinner leave you with sweaty palms? Worried your cooking skills might not be as impressive to your date as they are to your dog?

Worry no longer. Following is the first in a short series of recipes from Alec Bragg’s latest book, Pants Off Salmon: Recipes to impress.

Alec’s cookbook is full of easy yet impressive recipes that are designed to knock the socks (and pants, if you’re lucky) off your dinner guest. And each comes with a helpful wine suggestion to complete your meal.

Bon Appétit, and good luck!

Ingredients

1 pizza dough crust

equal parts tomato sauce and barbecue sauce, amount determined by crust size

2 large potatoes, thinly sliced 2 mm thick, oiled on both sides

olive oil

4 sprigs of rosemary, each 10 cm long, with leaves stripped and chopped finely - stems discarded

salt and pepper

1 Spanish chorizo sausage, thinly sliced (chopped bacon or thinly sliced pepperoni can be substituted)

1/2 cup freshly grated Parmesan cheese

 

Method

Preheat oven to 220° C, with your pizza stone or tray inside.
Place pizza dough on tray and cover lightly and evenly with tomato-barbecue mix. Cover up to the edges.
Place potato slices on top of pizza sauce, covering fully and overlapping slightly.
Sprinkle evenly with chopped rosemary and salt/pepper. Bake 8–10 minutes.
Remove pizza from oven and arrange chorizo on top. Lightly sprinkle with Parmesan. Return to oven and bake for 5 minutes.
Remove, cut into slices, keeping pizza intact to serve at the table.

Wine suggestion: Sangiovese or Sangiovese/Cabernet Sauvignon blend, such as Chapel Hill Il Vescovo.

 

Recipe from Pants Off Salmon (JoJo Publishing, $29.99), now available at all good book stores or online at JoJo Publishing.

Author Alec Bragg is a physiotherapist based in Kin Kin, Queensland. He is a regular interviewee and chef on popular television and radio programs.

 

 

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2 Responses to this article

  1. anne Greenway September 2, 2012 Reply
     
     

    or even better a chilled Greenway Momento Rose!!!!

     
  2. Rachel September 18, 2012 Reply
     
     

    OK, Am I missing something? Recipes looks great but why is the book called Pants Off Salmon?

     

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