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Jacket sweet potato with red cabbage coleslaw
April 2, 2015

Hairy hipsters were at it again. Not my hairy Hipsters of the Barbecue from next door, but at-large hipsters who showed up en masse for the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra’s free Wednesday evening concert at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl. Unlike […]

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‘Barbecued’ steak and vegetables à la Lady Pad
February 12, 2015

Don’t get me wrong, I love living in the Lady Pad. I’m close to the city, the bay, an excellent choice of cafes from which to purchase my standard strong flat white, work ... scrap …

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Pickled herring salad with sweet potato patties
February 5, 2015

For someone who dearly loves cooking, I sure do feel a bit rusty right now around a kitchen. Spending very little time at home over the past couple of months hasn’t helped, but there have …

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Pumpkin, mascarpone and sage risotto
November 15, 2014

I was recently invited on a weekend road trip with a friend who was taking part in ‘a festival in the country’. With that staggeringly detailed information, I set about investigating online festivals in country …

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Hot smoked salmon salad
November 7, 2014

It’s been a long time between salads. Given that it’s going to be 32 degrees in Melbourne today, this sort of throw-it-together salad of standard-ish fridge items seems rather appropriate. I will be eating a …

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Running amok in Cambodia (and Laos and Thailand): Part 1 One night in Bangkok
October 29, 2014

‘This trip will change your lives.’ Our Cambodian guide, Kakada, made this rather grandiose claim in a Bangkok hotel foyer to fifteen strangers sitting quietly around a table, me included. It was the night before …

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Tortilla … the Spanish one
October 7, 2014

Schweinsteiger. Say it with me. Shvine-stiger. It’s almost as satisfying as saying Schwarzwelder kirschtorte. It has to be one of my very favourite German words, along with Sparkasse (pronounced, shpark-ass-e, and which is not the …

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Baleadas… a muy delicioso Honduran street food
August 22, 2014

It would be fair to say that the months of June and July left me a little shattered. In a phenomenon that occurs every four years for an entire month, I chose sleeplessness, potty-mouthedness, euphoria, …

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Post-travel blues baked eggs and pasta
June 7, 2014

I’ve gone through some weird food phases in my time. At some point in my childhood, and after some deliberation over what had been a very difficult decision, I concluded that I loved butter more …

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Deluxe steak sandwich
April 17, 2014

Knowing what to do while you’re on standby for delivery room services can be a little maddening. This was how I found myself last Monday night, knowing my sister would begin having contractions at any …

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