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Recipe to Riches

Something Sweet
Season 1  |  Episode 6  |  Ten  |  October 1, 2013

Business and economics

Design and technologies

Personal and social capability
7-8 9-10
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Garth Midgley has a movie inspired Chocolate Coated Caramel Popcorn recipe; Patsy McCrostie's Rasberry Slice's are a hit with her kids and Karen Marchsall's chocolate ganache-filled, violet macarons are much more than a mouthwatering treat.

Garth Midgley has a movie inspired Chocolate Coated Caramel Popcorn recipe; Patsy McCrostie's Rasberry Slice's are a hit with her kids and Karen Marchsall's chocolate ganache-filled, violet macarons are much more than a mouthwatering treat.

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Themis Toclis combines his two favourite meals of spaghetti and pies into one tasty recipe; Bobby Edwards loves Jamacian food and has created his own Jamacian inspired sauce and Christina Cavaleri has an old family recipe for her meatballs.

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Elizabeth Proctor's delicious sugar-free cakes, biscuits and sugar-free ice cream are a hit with her kids; Rebecca Hemelaar devised a healthy recipe with chicken, vegetables and quinoa and Rose Bonfa brings her gluten free biscuts to the table.

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Kara Jensen-Mackinnon combines a date loaf and salted caramel macarons; Vicki Caeron-Smith makes a sandwich of chocolate cookies with chocolate filling and Katherine Keiler combines leftovers from her apple pie to create something new.
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Climate and Water Outlook A look at June - August 2018 from experts at the Australian Bureau of Meteorology. Markets Report Market activity and analysis with Kerry Lonergan Rural News A look at rural and regional issues making the news this week Sweet Success After years in the doldrums, Australian citrus growers are enjoying record prices. But just as things are looking sweet for growers, the industry is facing a potential crisis. A devastating citrus disease found in the Northern Territory has producers all over the country worried. Future Fish On the New South Wales mid-north coast, the first commercial trial of kingfish farming in ocean pens is taking place. Results so far are exceeding expectations, but there have been some very big challenges to overcome. Coral Future A restoration project by Australian researchers is using IVF-like technology to bring degraded reefs back to life.
Small Business Secrets shines a light on the small business owners and innovators playing a vital role in Australia's economic growth.

Small Business Secrets

Business and economics

Years 7-8, 9-10 Business and economics
25:11
Small Business Secrets shines a light on the small business owners and innovators playing a vital role in Australia's economic growth.

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