Poking the bear
#Pro tip: The hatred bestowed upon those that dare to be different, is born from the envy of those who fear to do the same. Continue reading Poking the bear
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.
#Pro tip: The hatred bestowed upon those that dare to be different, is born from the envy of those who fear to do the same. Continue reading Poking the bear
As technology grips all aspects of our lives, one can only assume it is just a matter of time before … Continue reading Future food
2006 “I’m keen to come down and have a look Fausto” I informed my potential employer. “no worries mate, see … Continue reading Long time between drinks!
Braised lamb liver with bacon & mushroom. This old school Tasmanian, Australian and New Zealand classic bistro dish is more … Continue reading Lambs fry
“Want some truffles Jimmy” quipped the boss man one cold, damp and eyrie winter night, in the Tasmanian midlands. “Chocolate … Continue reading Kitchen diamonds
Intensive flavour infusion is what we all long for when it comes divulging any type of delicacy, for mine especially. … Continue reading Truffle and pepper berry salt.
“You okay out here chef? It is gonna be busy man?” head chef Jamie enquired. “Sure am chef, all over … Continue reading Heterogeneous bliss!
The rule of KISS (keep it simple stupid) is one of the greatest bits of advice I have ever received … Continue reading KISS pizza.
I first came across this dozzie of a sauce as a kitchen hand in the guts of Melbourne, scrapping and … Continue reading Napoli.
The sweet, succulent slow roasted tomato! Often confused with the intensely flavored and closely named sun dried tomato, this is … Continue reading Slow Roast tomatoes