Category: Still Tasty (archives)

Mrs Perry’s Jam
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Mrs Perry’s Jam

Picking one representative King Island jam maker proved to be a religious choice. But as I asked around the advice was repeated, “for traditional jam, you have to talk to Mrs Perry. That’s ‘old’ Mrs Perry who makes her jam for the Church of England stall”.

Christmas past – excerpt
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Christmas past – excerpt

A full English-style Christmas feast on a broiling hot December day – excerpt from book Me and My Big Mouth

A Country Christmas countdown
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A Country Christmas countdown

I’ve always liked those cardboard advent calendars even with their tacky chocolates. Here’s our take on a more ‘regional foodie’ one.

Egging on Proposal P301
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Egging on Proposal P301

“the use of cracked and dirty eggs and unpasteurised pulp and their role in causing foodborne illness, traceability, definitions, packaging and the labelling of eggs”

Matthew Hulse – Master Baker, Dojo Bread
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Matthew Hulse – Master Baker, Dojo Bread

Scott Watkins-Sully tells the story of a big bloke in a small traditional bakery in historic Braidwood NSW.

Vote with your fork -Pt2
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Vote with your fork -Pt2

What Pollan calls the evocative prose of “cutting edge grocery lit” and wonders at terms such as “from cage-free vegetarian hens” and “humanely raised” “sustainably farmed” and “organic feedlots”.

Vote with your fork.
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Vote with your fork.

“If it arrives through the car window, it isn’t food.” and “Eat all the junk food you want–as long as you cook it yourself.” Michael Pollan

How curved is your cucumber?
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How curved is your cucumber?

How curved a cucumber would you buy? How bumpy can your apple be?

Try it just for one day.
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Try it just for one day.

This is an event that could and should be replicated in Australia.

Just add plastic
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Just add plastic

White Rabbits, and the addition of the chemical melamine that has been used criminally to boost the protein levels in watered down milk in China.

Regional Food on stage
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Regional Food on stage

It’s a strange show, and it seemed like all the inventors were out selling their gadgets en masse. Hose bags? Miracle window wiper? Cure anything nutritional additives? Anti-static plastic blinds?

A manifesto for a new year
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A manifesto for a new year

“when you’re the cook and you’re carving the roast or scraping the pan, it’s ok to sneak the best crunchy bit for yourself”

Mark Bittman – a vegan until six
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Mark Bittman – a vegan until six

Mark Bittman is the New York Times cookery writer and his blog is in my bookmark list.

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Alex Herbert cooks Nose to Tail

Alex Herbert from Bird Cow Fish restaurant in Surry Hills in Sydney cooks a tribute dinner for British chef Fergus Henderson.

Cooking with Truffles #1
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Cooking with Truffles #1

At the end of the season we’re starting to get the hang of cooking with this luscious black fungus and we’re sharing it here.