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Eating at your local pub
There’s something so relaxing about eating at the pub, isn’t there? Great food, a nice drop, no fuss. It’s a recipe for good times. Given South Australia’s brewing and distilling industries got cracking when the first British settlement here was barely more than a toddler, it’s no surprise our state has lots to offer.
A regional feast
There’s a chill in the air at long last, and it’s time to get cosy with some great South Australian produce at your favourite Eat Local SA venue. From Adelaide city and suburbs, to Coonawarra down south, and north to the Flinders, we’re all set for some fine feasting, plus our feature recipe from Taste the Yorke will get your creative mojo going in the kitchen.
Flavours of the Fleurieu
The Fleurieu could be the one exception to my rule that, if you can’t say it properly, you can’t go there. You can sort of mutter it under your breath, but that would be cheating. Practice with me: “Flu-ree-oh”. Got it? Now we can go visit to taste the richness of the local produce firsthand.
SA’s finest food without leaving town
Trying to capture eating local in Adelaide in a few paragraphs is like trying to pick up the raw egg that hit the floor during one of your more cheffy moments. It’s a slippery little sucker. Our plate-licking adventures take us to some of Adelaide’s most interesting foodie haunts. Enjoy!
Recipes
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The Highway Menz FruChocs Cocktail
The clever folk at The Highway have teamed up with Robern Menz to create a range of FruChoc cocktails.
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Menz Strawberry FruChoc Chocolate Tart
In honour of FruChoc Appreciation Day on 24 August, Laura Bakhtiarian has created this super luxe recipe that’s also super easy.
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Quandong and Almond Tarts by Taste The Yorke
This recipe showcasing quandongs, our very own native wild peach, by Taste The Yorke is just right to enjoy alongside a cup of tea in a spot of sunshine or by your fireside on a chilly evening.
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Spencer Gulf king prawn and mushroom winter risotto by Dennis Leslie
All South Aussies should be justly proud of the hard work and dedication shown by our fishing industry. A great example is the wild caught Spencer Gulf king prawn fishery who have achieved Marine Stewardship Council certification for sustainable practices. At Gill Fisheries in Port Victoria on the Yorke Peninsula, the team at Gill Fisheries love to talk recipes for these sweet, juicy shellfish with their customers.
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Talinga Grove biscotti
Talinga Grove share their adaptation of Patrice’ Newell’s basic biscotti recipe from her book Tree to Table by adding a good dose of local produce including their own Extra Virgin Olive Oil plus Laucke Flour and Fryar’s Kangaroo Island free range eggs.
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