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Category Archives: Adelaide Hills stories

Would you like art with that?

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.

August 16, 2017Adelaide Hills stories, Adelaide stories, StoriesBy Anita van Wyk

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.

May 16, 2017Adelaide Hills stories, Adelaide stories, StoriesBy Anita van Wyk

Eat Local SA Star of Greece

What to do with your weekends

Summer. It ain’t over til it’s over. The kids might be back at school but those warm weekends are still happening. We recommend seeing out the season by venturing to the Yorke Peninsula for some fresh sea air and maybe a brownie, nipping over to Norwood for food + art, heading to the hills for a relaxed meal, or whipping up a super fresh kingfish ceviche with our feature recipe from Dennis Leslie.

February 12, 2017Adelaide Hills stories, Adelaide stories, Stories, Yorke Peninsula storiesBy Anita van Wyk

Eat Local SA in the Adelaide Hills

Bringing in the Hills harvest

Come walk with me in the leafy Adelaide Hills. I’m having a little break from the weather down on the plains, 20 minutes’ drive (and a world) away. The Hills are alive as we visit Haus Café + Bar + Kitchen, The White House, Woodside Cheese Wrights, Walk the Talk Kitchen, Harrisville Orchards and Udder Delights.

April 10, 20143 CommentsAdelaide Hills stories, News & Events, Regions, StoriesBy Anita van Wyk

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