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Lavosh, beetroot and horseradish dip and some prima donna cheese

Posted by Mary Louise Tucker on 12 June 201012 June 2010

The perfect starter to our Saturday night dinner – salmon, fennel, wasabi mash and steamed veggies. I think I feel a Riesling coming on. Cheers!

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