There’s a reason why you don’t see many Indonesian restaurants outside the country, says award-winning author Eleanor Ford. The country has so many islands there’s a big enough cross-cultural market! Eleanor shares this and...
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There’s an undeniable love on the table from Australian chef Peter Kuruvita for the Subcontinent and Sri Lanka, the country of his heritage. His latest book may be his most personal yet, taking four...
Dan tat (egg tarts) by Tony Tan, author of Hong Kong Food City One of the reasons why Hong Kong remains a global tourist attraction is its fascinating food scene. Few people know...
Honolulu’s award-winning French Chef Mavro reveals the secret to his saffron-tinged clear bouillabaisse, a wonderful dish he adapted from the original Marseilles fishermens’ recipe. He explains to Graeme Kemlo about his favourite bouillabaisse on...
Graeme Kemlo meets a French chef who has been an Hawaiian institution for almost 30 years, and for the past 20 years has operated his award-winning “Chef Mavro” restaurant just outside the hustle and...
Philippe Mouchel may just be the new take-away king of the Melbourne CBD, but it is far from fast food. The Frenchman who was once head chef for the legend Paul Bocuse in Lyon...
A little slice of Venice came to Melbourne last week, bringing with it the riservato (secret) to perfect risotto al dente. Renowned as the risotto king at home, Renato Piccolotto, executive chef at the...
It was hard to miss at the media luncheon hosted by Swissôtel last week in Melbourne – the traditional condiments had been usurped, replaced by a triple play of seasonings in dark green, pale...
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