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.
In honour of FruChoc Appreciation Day on 24 August, Laura Bakhtiarian has created this super luxe recipe that’s also super easy.
It’s time to ponder the rise of the free-form menu, nip out for a sip of something warming, and welcome the rich flavours for winter with a super tasty recipe from Maggie Beer that’s simple enough for a weeknight, yet special enough for family weekend get together.
Maggie Beer’s food is synonymous with flavour and the comfort of family and friends, so we asked her to share a recipe for you to share with yours. This one is super easy and features everyone’s favourite protein.
The dog days of summer are upon us. What to do? We think it’s time to gather up those wonderful flavours of late summer before they disappear for another year. So, we’re doubling up our serve of recipes for this edition of Eat Like a Local. Think peaches, watermelon, kangaroo, and haloumi. You like? Read more.
Davery Establishment’s Paul Senter and David Phillips developed this great recipe for I Choose SA Day – what a great way to eat local!
This easy recipe, created by Rebekah McCaul of Alexandrina Cheese Company, is perfect for a sunny autumn lunch or a special cheesy treat at your next dinner party.
The dog days of summer are upon us. What to do? We think it’s time to gather up those wonderful flavours of late summer before they disappear for another year. So, we’re doubling up our serve of recipes for this edition of Eat Like a Local. Think peaches, watermelon, kangaroo, and haloumi. You like? Read more.
This salad recipe created by Silvia Hart for Beerenberg Farm showcases an intriguing combination of flavours and makes the most of summer strawberries – why not nip up into the beautiful Adelaide Hills pick your own at Beerenberg’s strawberry patch
This recipe by Barossa Valley Cheese Co partners their light and milky halloumi with chicken and the sweet summer flavours of peach and basil. Pop these on a skewer and head right outside to the barbie.
‘Tis the season to be feasting, and if we’re feasting, let’s feast local! This issue of Eat Like a Local is here to tell you where you’ll find South Australia on a plate these holidays. And if you are feasting at home, we’ve got more good news. Happy ‘feastive’ season to one and all from Eat Local SA.
This recipe from Kangaroo Island Source is luscious but light and features local Laucke Kangaroo Island flour, Modras free range eggs, Rancho Relaxo olive oil, Island Pure Manchego cheese and Kangaroo Island Source almond dukkah. Why not make the pasta with your kids for a special weekend treat!
This recipe from Kangaroo Island Source is luscious but light and features local Laucke Kangaroo Island flour, Modras free range eggs, Rancho Relaxo olive oil, Island Pure Manchego cheese and Kangaroo Island Source almond dukkah. Why not make the pasta with your kids for a special weekend treat!
Once the spring racing carnival fashions hit the stores, we know it’s a (scarily) short countdown to the summer holidays and the festive season. At Eat Local SA, we’re here to help, so this issue of Eat Like a Local is all about cunning culinary Christmas ideas to help you eat and play local this party season. And if you’re eating at home, our recipe in this issue showcases the world-renowned produce of Kangaroo Island.
Spring is always inspiring for food-focused folks. But while we are watching for the first bunches of tender asparagus and those brilliant green baby broad beans to appear, August isn’t just a waiting game for the new season in South Australia. Instead, it’s when we go on a state-wide art binge, and Eat Local SA venues are hosting a veritable art feast right now.
Plus we have new Eat Local SA participating venues to introduce to you, news of tours and special offers, and a fantastic recipe from Beerenberg Farm to celebrate the end of winter.
This is the perfect recipe for you if you need a flavourful, indulgent recipe to round out a winter weekend but no time to be watching over your own slow-cooking sauce or whipping up the shortcrust.