Milo pudding
Put together as an alternative to tea during World War 2, this beauty is still going strong in the hearts and taste buds of many. Continue reading Milo pudding
A site about Tasmania and its food, built by a Tasmanian chef. I was raised by a traditional forager, a man who knew how to survive and thrive without supermarkets. I have been told I am somewhat of an educated bogan, and I tend to agree. I hope you enjoy my flavours and find something that pleases you and your taste buds.
Put together as an alternative to tea during World War 2, this beauty is still going strong in the hearts and taste buds of many. Continue reading Milo pudding
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Originally a festive season tradition, the more commonly practiced yule log cake is an absolute beauty. History has it that … Continue reading Buche de noel, the Yule log.
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Making coffee was my first real hospo gig. 3 days out the front, on coffee, and two days out the … Continue reading Coffee: The drug that fuels the world