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TOWNSVILLE MARCH. 2020
THE FLAME
Newsletter / No. 108
PRESIDENT REPORT
G’day all and welcome to 2020, by all. Thanks to the Mercure Inn ‘20’. This means someone can’t add
Like our start to last year, this year has and all those who made it happen some numbers to make it ‘2022’
and those who brought their best or ‘2025’ at some later date.
and is a tough time for many people
down south. Our thoughts and wishes party gear to a fantastic lunch. To all the Legatees, Volunteers,
go to all those suffering from the To Legatee Russ who put his body on Supporters and Partners, thanks for
effects of the fires in the southern the line to raise funds for Legacy we your wonderful efforts and for the
states. As we get into our hot part of say well done and thanks. To all the big difference you have made. I look
forward to seeing your continued
the year make sure that you stay out ADF members who have conducted
efforts throughout 2020!!!!
of the sun and keep hydrated. There visits, supported the open day and
has been some great work done by our Badge Week and helped out at Take care and keep in contact and I
ladies and the knitted and crocheted lunches, thanks. To those undertaking wish you and your
families all the
poppies have been a great way to raffles to support our beneficiaries
best for 2020.
remember those who have served and please keep up the great work.
past, well done to Marg and Helen. Regards,
2020, again, looks like a busy year.
L/ Mick Reilly
The end of last year saw a great A tip for legal documents is to write
President
Christmas party which was enjoyed the date as ‘2020’ not shorten it to
CEO REPORT
Happy 2020 everyone! with the awesome 1RAR Jazz Ensemble, the Ingham you may like to enjoy a morning
Last year was difficult for Townsville and Southern Cross Catholic College Junior Choir at the Grand Chancellor on your trip!
for many in our Legacy family. As we and of course ADF personnel. The staff of Elandra now has a new roof and is available
head into 2020 with so many fires raging the Mercure Inn did a fantastic job with the for rent for our local beneficiaries and
across the country, it is a reminder of food and venue, even providing us with a Legatees. Please contact the office if you
how important it is to be part of a strong real red carpet! Very Glamourous indeed! are interested in utilising the facility.
and supportive community. For almost I am delighted to announce that The Grand Natalie Nowland has resigned from Legacy
a century Legacy is played an important Chancellor is providing a special $10 buffet to take on a new and challenging role in
role within communities, both big and breakfast offer to all Townsville Legacy supporting individuals in the community. We
small, and I trust that all of our Legacy beneficiaries. If you would like to go out wish Natalie all the best and thank her for
beneficiaries, their families and Legatees with your family and friends for a lovely her contribution over
affected by the fires will find support meal make sure you contact our office several years at Legacy.
from Legacy clubs across Australia. and we will arrange a voucher for you to I look forward
The theme for the 2019 Christmas party collect. The offer is available to all Townsville to seeing you all
was ‘Hollywood Glamour’ and the costumes Legacy beneficiaries and Legatees. So throughout in 2020
did not disappoint! We had some very it you are travelling from Bowen, the
Cheers, Nicole
glamourous Hollywood Gals attend along Burdekin, Charters Towers, Mt Isa or
Townsville Christmas Party Meet a Beneficiary Savings
In November Legacy widows from Townsville widow Anne Atkinson How to save money is probably
Townsville, Ingham and Charters has spent a lifetime helping people, the most common question that
Towers celebrated together. often in their darkest hours. financial counsellors receive.
R E A D M O R E O N PAG E 2 R E A D M O R E O N PAG E 6 R E A D M O R E O N PAG E 9
Townsville Christmas Party
Save the H O L LY W O O D G L A M O U R
Dates 2020 In November Legacy widows from
Townsville, Ingham and Charters
as well as ‘Glam Fairies’ from Touch of
Utopia Hair and Beauty. Many of the
APRIL 9 Towers celebrated together at the ladies frocked up in Hollywood Glam,
A N Z A C D AY S E R V I C E Hollywood Glamour themed party had their hair and makeup done and
– LAUREL CLUB sponsored and supported by the 3rd strutted the red carpet. A great day
Combat Engineering Regiment. was had by all. A special thanks to
M AY 1 4
The party included entertainment the wonderful personnel from RAAF
M OT H E R S ’ D AY L U N C H
from the 1RAR Band and the Southern Townsville and 3CER who did their
– LAUREL CLUB
Cross Catholic College Junior Choir best dancing in the ‘Elvis dance off’.
JUNE 25
L EG AC Y M I D -Y E A R
11am – 2pm at Mercure Inn
NOVEMBER 26
TOWNSVILLE LEGACY
C H R I S T M A S PA RT Y
11.am – 2pm at Mercure Inn
Breakfast Deal
The Grand Chancellor is
offering Legacy Beneficiaries
and Legatees the opportunity
to enjoy a buffet breakfast at
The Sugar Shaker Restaurant
with their families and
friends for only $10 per
person (a Legacy member/
beneficiary must be present).
Everyone who is a registered
beneficiary or member of
Townsville Legacy including
the contact groups in Bowen,
Herbert River, The Lower
Burdekin, Charters Towers
and Mt Isa is welcome
to access this wonderful
deal in March and April.
If you would like to take up
the offer, please contact the
Townsville Legacy office
to arrange a voucher.
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B OW E N C H R I S T M A S PA RT Y
A wonderful time was had by
all ladies in Bowen at the 2019
Christmas party held at the beautiful
Grand View Hotel. Legatees,
Terry, Ailsa, Gwen and John made
the party a success which was
attended by forty ladies, Legatees
and four members of the 3rd
Combat Engineer Regiment.
Everyone enjoyed the great food,
company and entertainment and
of course the annual raffles!
CHARTERS TOWERS
CHRISTMAS LUNCH
The Charters Towers Christmas lunch
was held at the RSL and attended by
many of our widows, Charters Towers
Legatees as well as some Legatees
from Townsville. Everyone had a
lovely chat, received the 2020 Legacy
Calendar and Christmas cards and
filled up on yummy Christmas food.
HERBERT RIVER
C H R I S T M A S PA RT Y
The 2019 Herbert River Christmas
party was held at the RSL and
was well attended by the lovely
Legacy Ladies and Legatees. What
a good chance to catch up and
wish everyone in the Legacy family
a wonderful festive season.
K I D S C H R I S T M A S PA RT Y
Many Townsville Legacy kids and
their mums attended the Christmas
party at the Barra Farm in December
this year. Everyone had fun fishing
and frolicking, eating lots of yummy
party food and of course having a
visit from the big man himself, Santa!
Our Legatees had a great time
hosting the families and getting
everyone together as part of the
supportive Legacy community.
Thanks to everyone involved in
making this such a great event.
3
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Meet a Legatee Christmas
KEN WILSON hampers for
How long have you been a Legatee? Nursing Homes
Around 18 months now. There’s been
The students of Southern
so much happening the past couple of
Cross Catholic College
years, time becomes a bit of a blur.
prepared Christmas hampers
Have you always been for all of the Legacy
based in North Qld? widows in nursing homes
I was born and raised in Townsville. However, I lived away for around throughout Townsville. The
20 years, initially to study in Toowoomba and then pursuing a career hampers also included a
in journalism. I started out as a print journo on the Gold Coast, then personal letter written a
moved to Brisbane for a while until the paper I was reporting for, went student for every lady.
bust. I found my way to Victoria where I took on the industrial reporting Bolton Clarke generously
round in the Latrobe Valley just as the then Kennett Government came provided a morning tea for the
to power and started selling anything that wasn’t nailed down. After a Legacy widows living in the
couple of years an opportunity came up with ABC radio. I spent 11 years nursing home and some of the
with Aunty, as the ABC is affectionately known, working in Gippsland, spectacular students so that
Victoria, the Illawarra in NSW before finally landing in Canberra. After they could personally deliver
eight years covering politics and everything else the ACT had to offer, the hampers and have a lovely
and now married with our first child, my wife and I decided to move chat! The morning was very
back to Townsville to be closer to family and a tropical climate. much enjoyed by the students,
teachers and the Ladies.
I worked for a decade at the Department of Human Services
(Centrelink, Medicare etc) managing media and internal communication RAAF Townsville personnel
before striking on my own in 2017 for a couple of years. In 2019, generously assisted with
in part thanks to my role with Legacy, I was honoured to be delivering the remainder of the
offered a role managing public affairs for Defence in North Qld. hampers to all of the nursing
homes and ensuring that each
It’s a great job working alongside professional can-do people.
of the widows received a visit
What prompted you join Legacy and what were you hoping to achieve?
and best wishes for Christmas.
I initially worked with Townsville Legacy advising on media relations. It
Our thanks go to everyone
wasn’t long though before I recognised the important role Legacy plays
involved with this special
locally, keeping senior members of our community connected and engaged project and for bringing
and showing respect for their contribution to the defence and protection such joy to so many ladies.
of our great country. I guess what I was trying to achieve in agreeing to
become a Legatee was the notion of paying it forward by giving back.
What do you love most of the role as Legatee? What inspires you?
As a journalist I like to listen to people’s stories. No matter how
unremarkable we all feel about ourselves at times, I have yet to find
anyone who has not shared a tale or three that hasn’t inspired me
or made my hair curl in some way (what little I have left anyway). No
matter what life throws at people, we find a way through. Sometimes
we just need to ask for a little help, so that’s what I try to offer.
Do you involve yourself in other Legacy roles and/or other community work?
I have always been available to help with media and promotions
including writing Facebook posts and articles for the Flame newsletter.
In 2019 I joined the Board and took on the role as club Secretary.
What would you say to someone considering coming
on board as a Legatee or volunteer?
None of us should be alone on this little blue planet. We need the kindness
and compassion of others to sustain us. Legacy is an organisation that helps
people connect and care about each other. If that’s important to you (and
why wouldn’t it be) then Legacy could be for the organisation for you.
5
Meet a Beneficiary “He actually received a Military
Cross but it was a long time
“It was an interesting and
challenging time supporting the
ANNE SETTLES IN TO
before we knew what it was for. families, wives and children of
A NEW RHYTHM
“As my siblings and I grew older, soldiers many of whom were
Townsville widow Anne Atkinson
returning from Vietnam or being
has spent a lifetime helping we learned that he had earned
deployed, many as conscripts.”
people, often in their darkest his Military Cross during the
Battle of Alamein when he and It wasn’t long after that time, Anne
hours. A retired social worker, her
his men had been tasked to married her husband to be, Ian
praise for Legacy is heartfelt.
defuse German land mines. Atkinson, a medical doctor and
“It’s such a wonderful organisation psychiatrist. He had served in the
“His unit came across bodies
and I can’t thank my Legatee army during his medical training
of Australian soldiers that had
John Roth enough, such a and worked alongside Sir Edward
been killed by the Germans.
lovely man,” said Anne. ‘Weary’ Dunlop and Sir Edward
“He just decided to pick up one Coates after he graduated as a
“Legacy is there to help when
of the bodies and ran with it psychiatrist supporting veterans.
needed, it’s not clingy. Widows like
right over the mines. He said all Anne said her 42 year marriage
me are supported to be independent
he wanted to do was to get this to Ian was a good match.
and engaged and I’m so very grateful.”
bloke back to his friends even
Anne is a war baby, born in April “We certainly had lots in common
though he was already dead.
1945. She has lived what she including our commitment to helping
“The war was a shocking experience people especially those struggling
describes as “a most interesting life”.
but it did shape his thinking with their mental health,” she said.
Her father Edward Douglas Murray as a manager of people. As an Sadly Ian passed in October
was an Australian Army sapper engineer, he eventually went 2018, however Anne is
during World War 2, but he rarely on to become Commissioner of grateful for the years they had
spoke of his experiences. Electricity in Queensland and together and the support she
“The war cast a shadow over us served as an enthusastic Legatee now receives from Legacy.
and things were not always easy, with Legacy for many years.” “Legacy is a great way to
though my loving mother held the Anne’s career as a social worker stay connected and try
family together,” recalled Anne, was also people focused. Among new things,” she said.
“We did know Dad had been in her numerous roles in Australia “I was heartbroken at missing
North Africa, New Guinea and in the and overseas was a two year stint the Christmas party as I had my
War Office in London, but when he with the Army in Townsville at the Marilyn Monroe outfit ready to
returned home in 1946 he’d changed newly opened Lavarack Barracks go, but the cooking class at the
a lot as a result of his service. between 1972 and 1973. Grand Chancellor was wonderful!”
Big Bowen Visit
Townsville Legacy was delighted
that twenty-two members of the 3rd
Combat Engineers (3CER) were able
to visit the Legacy widows living in
Bowen. The soldiers stayed for two
days and completed several yard
clean ups, had a fantastic meet and
greet with the local Legatees and
widows and also a huge morning tea
at Murroona Gardens Nursing home.
Thanks to 3CER and the staff at
Murroona Gardens for all of your
support, your efforts are truly
appreciated by everyone at Legacy.
665 ways to keep your brain Conny’s
fighting fit as you get older Yard Tidy
With dementia now Australia’s 3. Be smart with your active choices Townsville Legacy Widow
second highest cause of death, Dementia Australia adds that Connie Cairns was delighted
keeping your brain healthy is more several studies have found that to have the help of two strong
important than ever. Here’s how physical activity throughout assistants, Reds and Wallabies
to look after yours, with tips from life is linked to a lower risk of rugby players James O'Connor
a leading Australian brain health cognitive decline and dementia. and Lukhan Salakaia-Loto,
researcher, Professor Kaarin This may be because physical to complete some difficult
Anstey—a Scientia Professor of activity reduces risk for other jobs in her garden.
Psychology and Director of the conditions that heighten dementia Legacy would like to
UNSW Ageing Futures Institute, risk—including heart disease, thank everyone involved
as well as a senior principal stroke, high blood pressure, including new Legatee
research scientist at Neuroscience obesity and type 2 diabetes. David Burke for arranging
Research Australia (NeuRA). this great opportunity!
Professor Anstey explains that
1. Treat your brain like physical activity increases oxygen
your superannuation to the brain and may even help
From the age of about 40, your the growth of nerve cells.
brain loses around five per cent of 4. Source some social solutions
its weight each decade, Professor
Spending time doing things
Anstey explains. “It’s partly the
that interest you, with people
normal ageing process, then there’s
whose company you enjoy,
the effects of lifestyle, hormones
has brain-boosting benefits.
and some medical conditions.”
Social activity helps build new
To help your brain age well, you
brain cells and strengthen
should start good health behaviours
connections between them, Helen’s
as early as possible. Professor
Anstey likens investing in brain
which can help to protect you Yard Tidy
against dementia. Activities that
health to investing in super. You don’t have to be
blend social interaction, physical
“The benefits accumulate over connected to the military
activity and a mental challenge
time. You can’t wait until retirement to help out with Legacy!
offer an even bigger benefit.
and say, ‘I’d better start putting Recently we had the
Professor Anstey says there
money away now’. You need wonderful team from the
is evidence that people who
to be looking after your brain Professional Bull Riding
lead a cognitively stimulating
health throughout your life.” get stuck in to helping with
lifestyle have a reduced dementia
2. Start to ‘mind’ your diet home and yard maintenance
risk. This includes things such
for Legacy widows and
One positive investment is a as cultural activities, playing
today Legacy Lady Helen
healthy diet. A healthy diet intellectually-stimulating
received a big helping hand
can also help to reduce the games and writing emails.
from Queensland Reds
risk of midlife obesity, which 5. Healthy heart, healthy brain Players Angus Scott-Young
Anstey says increases the
“As a rule, what’s good for your and Tuaina Tualima.
risk of late-life dementia.
heart is also good for your In case you can’t work out
Professor Anstey studied 1,220 brain,” says Professor Anstey. who is who..... Helen is
adults aged 60 and older for 12 This is because conditions that the one in the middle.
years. She found that the MIND affect the blood vessels—such
diet, a diet that corporates as high cholesterol, obesity,
green leafy vegetables, whole high blood pressure and
grains, berries, olive oil and small diabetes—can also raise the
amounts of red meat was linked risk of developing dementia.
to 19 per cent reduced odds
If you smoke, seek help to quit.
of developing mild cognitive
And have regular health checks to
impairment or dementia.
look out for the above conditions.
7Legacy Chapters
TOWNSVILLE
May I also mention the bush fires couldn’t make it due to being held
and send our thoughts to everyone up on the road. We all enjoyed lunch
Here it is, 2020 already! I hope effected by this unprecedented event. and gifts that were won in cent sale.
you all had a lovely Christmas. I
I am looking forward to catching up We meet again in February 2020.
spent 3 days with my daughter with everyone on February 13th. Wishing you all a Happy New Year!
and Grandbabies, eating too much,
a few wines and lots of fun! Warmest regards Kath Langridge
Barbara Van Rijswijk Secretary
My wish for 2020 is that everyone
President
has a peaceful year, good health and
we have meetings full of fun, laughter BOWEN
and some interesting guests. LOWER BURDEKIN How quickly the new year comes
Last year, my first in this position, Hello to all Laurel ladies, what a year around. Best wishes for all for this 2020
started off a bit rocky but finished we have had here in NQ with fire, year. The end of 2019 was quite busy.
with a lovely Christmas High Tea. Rod flood and drought. And not forgetting Ten of our ladies were very pleased
Wilson and his wife Kim entertained our health and loss of loved ones. We to have a visit from a group of 3rd
us and led a singalong. (I love a have an average of 15 in attendance as Brigade personnel from Townsville
singalong and hope we can do more.) we are aging, we travel shorter trips. for a ‘yard cleanup’ – organised by
Our President has organised various Legacy for November . It was much
Some ladies were able to go to
outings, morning melodies, luncheons appreciated as was the ‘meet and greet’
Charters Towers Laurel Club for their
and morning teas which we really at the Larrikin Hotel on the day before.
Cent Sale and Christmas Lunch. It This resulted the army personnel also
appreciate. We also have singers at
was a lovely day but very hot! joining us for our Legacy Christmas
our meetings with musicians and prep
I look forward to hearing about children to entertain us, so thank you lunch at the Grandview Hotel on the
your Christmas’s and any stories President Esther for all that you do. 29 November. A local musical group
you might like to share when provided the music for the occasion.
We had our AGM and all ladies
we resume our meetings. Our Local Laurel Club members enjoyed
voted us in for another term.
The Vale Hotel continues to look our yearly Christmas lunch at the Central
We had our Christmas Lunch and
after us and I guess we will be Hotel Bowen on the 6th December and
cent sale at the RSL on the 6th
there for some time to come. our Legatees joined us for the occasion.
December. Our numbers were down
Our first meeting back will be with 2 Legatees in attendance. Ruth Sliep
Committee Elections and Bingo. Unfortunately Townsville Legatees Correspondent
ADF Visits &
Yard Tidy
If you would like to request
Elandra ON MAGNETIC ISLAND
a visit from ADF personnel
HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION ON MAGNETIC
or you would like to register
ISLAND IS AVAILABLE FOR RENTAL.
for a Yard Tidy in the
Bookings can be made from March 2 by calling
next few months call the
the Townsville Legacy office on 4772 7533.
Townsville Legacy office. $300
CONDITIONS per week
• Registered Legacy Beneficary must be
staying for the duration of the booking. If
the Beneficary is not staying other guests
will be asked to vacate the facility.
• Minimumv booking is 1 week (7 nights). Check in
is Friday after 2pm and check out by 11am Friday.
• Maximum booking 2 weeks (14 nights).
• $100 bond
• Bookings cannot be made more
than three months before.
• School holiday periods will be reserved for
bookings which included school aged children
88Savings
H O W TO SAV E M O N E Y figure in mind and that there was a and saving the other 30 per cent.
I S P R O B A B LY T H E M O S T
clear link between having a target The Barefoot Investor (Scott Pape)
COMMON QUESTION
and saving. On the other hand, the recommends living off 60 per cent,
T H AT F I N A N C I A L
study found that almost 20 per cent saving 20 per cent (to pay off debt
COUNSELLORS RECEIVE.
of people failed in their savings and for emergencies) and 20 per cent
There are many helpful small ideas efforts because their goal was never for splurge (things that make you
that can help you save – such as achievable. So a plan has to be smile). How much you spend on each
having a list when grocery shopping. realistic and sensible to be of use. category is probably less important
But to be a regular and serious saver than having categories that work for
When setting goals I recommend
you need a goal. Some people on you but also monitoring spending
that people think of Suttons Law.
above average incomes spend all to allow for contingencies – ASIC
Medical students are taught this
their income because they do not found that unexpected expenses
law so that they will start with a
have a savings goal or a savings are the major cause of plans failing.
realistic diagnosis rather than go
mentality. We have a tendency to
with something that is far-fetched. Suttons Law is named after Willie
increase our spending as our income
So saving for a holiday, to invest or Sutton but we wouldn’t recommend
increases. This fact even has a
to pay (specific) debts are probably other aspects of his life. He was a
scientific name – hedonic adaptation
better goals than trying to be bank robber (1901-1980) who when
or the hedonic treadmill – as we earn
fabulously rich by the age of 25. asked why he only robbed banks
more money our expectations tend
Having steps to achieve your plan allegedly replied “because that’s
to rise (so we chase more money to
is another matter. Many successful where the money is” – showing an
satisfy our growing expectations).
savers set up separate accounts admirable commitment to setting
We are more likely to save and following clear goals. But his
for savings (that cannot be easily
successfully if we have specific and profession also earned him a life
accessed to discourage impulse
well-defined goals. The Australian sentence plus 135 years (for escaping
buying) and establish automatic
Securities and Investments seven times). He was eventually
transfers to these accounts.
Commission (ASIC) found that 85 per released and went on to star in
cent of savers that make a savings Some savers operate on idea of
an ad for a Bank credit card.
resolution have a specific target living off 70 per cent of their income
Legacy Eligibility
Townsville Legacy has been supporting
eligible beneficiaries since 1946!
ICAN is a free service available
If you or someone you know meets the requirements
to anyone in need of assistance
below please contact the Legacy office to find out
with financial difficulties. more about becoming a Legacy beneficiary!
ICAN can help you overcome Widows and widowers (partners) and
financial problems, build financial dependent children of a Veteran who has;
success through debt management - passed away after service in WWII
and financial counselling. - passed away after hazardous service / operational
service - deployed overseas in conflict,
Phone: 1300 369 878 peacekeeping, humanitarian missions.
Local: (07) 4417 1900 - passed away while in service – regardless of cause
Fax: (07) 4417 1999 - passed away after service due to a condition
Suite 2, 95 Denham St deemed related to service by DVA
Townsville Q 4810 Please call our office on 07 4772 7533 regarding enrolments.
PO Box 1320,
Thuringowa Central Q 4817
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10How to Start a How to make the
Fairy Garden perfect crepe
SUPPLIES INGREDIENTS
• Wooden birdhouse • 310ml (1 1/4 cups) milk
• Dried pods • 2 eggs
• Twigs • 150g (1 cup) plain flour
• Colorful silk flowers • 2 teaspoons caster sugar
• Moss Crepes Suzette
• Small artificial birds METHOD
1. To make the batter, whisk milk SAUCE
• Small terra cotta tray
• Tiny terra cotta pot and eggs in a jug. Sift the flour • 100g caster sugar
• Hot glue gun and sugar into a bowl, then make • 35g unsalted butter
• Wire snips a well in the centre. Gradually • 150ml orange juice
whisk in milk mixture until smooth. • 1 orange, zested
INSTRUCTIONS
Rest in fridge for 20 minutes. • 3 tablespoons Grand
1. Hot glue the pods to the front Marnier or Cointreau
2. Grease a 20cm frying pan.
and sides of the birdhouse. • 2 tablespoons brandy
Heat over medium-low heat.
2. To make the door snip the ends
Add 2 tablespoons batter.
of several twigs and glue them METHOD
Tilt pan to cover base. Cook
next to each other over the pods. 1. Heat a small frying pan over
for 1 minute or until the edge
3. Remove the center from medium-high heat. Carefully
starts to curl. Turn and cook
one of the colorful silk flowers brush the pan with a little melted
for 1 minute or until golden.
and glue it on as a doorknob. butter. Tilting the pan slightly,
Transfer to a plate. Keep warm.
4. Glue moss to the roof eaves, pour in enough batter (about 2-3
Repeat with remaining batter.
all the way around the house. tablespoons) to just cover the base.
5. Glue moss onto the roof Cook for 1-2 minutes until base
and back of the house. of the crepe is lightly browned.
6. Finished the bottom ledge Spinach & 2. Carefully flip the crepe to brown
of the house with moss as well,
covering any exposed wood.
ricotta crepes the other side. Transfer to a plate
and repeat until batter is used.
7. Make a ladder by cutting two INGREDIENTS
3. To make the sauce, heat sugar and
twigs at equal lengths and cutting
• 400g fresh ricotta 1 tablespoon water in a frying pan
shorter pieces for the rungs then
• 250g pkt frozen spinach, over low heat, stirring to dissolve
hot glue everything together.
thawed, excess liquid removed sugar. Add butter, increase heat
8. Glue some flowers and
• 310ml (1 1/4 cups) passata to medium and cook for 4-5
a little bird to the house.
(tomato pasta sauce) minutes until golden brown.
9. To make a bird bath, glue a terra
• 8 to 10 pcs of crepes done Add orange juice and zest, and
cotta tray to the bottom of a tiny
to the recipe provided simmer for a few minutes. Pour
terra cotta pot. Glue one bird to
in liqueur and brandy and stir to
the rim and one inside the bath. METHOD
combine. Dip a crepe into the
10. Outside place your house where 1. Preheat oven to 190°C. Combine
sauce, then fold it into quarters
you want it then push twigs into the ricotta and spinach in a bowl.
and place on a serving plate.
the ground to look like trees, lean Season with salt and pepper.
the ladder against the house, 4. Repeat with remaining crepes,
2. Divide the spinach mixture among
position the bird bath, and make serving 2-3 per person.
the crepes. Fold in the ends and
a path using pebbles. Fill in Serve with ice-cream.
roll up to enclose the filling.
any empty spaces with moss.
3. Place, in a single layer, in a baking
dish. Pour over the passata.
4. Bake in oven for 15 minutes
or until heated through.
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