Posted in Creative Cooking on September 30th, 2008 Comments Off on Stoves
A Journey around the Kitchen Stove – Margaret Walker “Secret Cook’s Business” Anyone fortunate enough to have a mental pantry full of happy memories from a grandmother’s kitchen has a rich inheritance indeed. My Grandmother Agnes Amelia’s kitchen wafted smells of freshly baked foods through her back wire door and her pantry shelves (located in […]
Posted in Creative Cooking on February 6th, 2004 Comments Off on Prune and Marsala preserve
Most gardeners will know what I mean when I say that fruit trees crop in cycles. Some seasons there will be an over-abundance of fruit and other seasons very little. The unpredictable nature of fruit crops causes even more difficulties for the commercial fruit grower. A neighbour at McLaren Flat grows magnificent purple prune plums […]
Posted in Creative Cooking on October 21st, 2003 Comments Off on Food Fusion in South Australia
The fusion of different food cultures in South Australia reflects the diversity of its land. In the South, dense pine forests and green pastures cover the land that is used to grow beef cattle and prime lamb, whilst its cold, clean southern waters provide delicious lobster and scallops. Grazing gives way then to the lush […]