Recipes
Treat your guests to grilled haloumi with pomegranate and sumac dressing
Food & Drink

Treat your guests to grilled haloumi with pomegranate and sumac dressing

If there is one ingredient that is sure to be a crowd pleaser, it’s haloumi. The squeaky, salty grilled cheese is the stuff dreams are made of, and is a staple in Mediterranean and Middle Eastern cooking. On his travels through Lebanon, award-winning Maltese-Australian chef Shane Delia noticed haloumi everywhere – from street corners to renowned restaurants. While driving from Beirut to Sidon, he stopped on the side of the road at a simple store with a line out the door, where a moustachioed man was making fresh cheese sandwiches, with nothing but a toaster, olive oil, some labneh, haloumi, a pile of fresh flat bread, spices and a few other bits and pieces. He made Shane a toasted sandwich with haloumi and za’atar drizzled with olive oil and local sea salt, which inspired this recipe of grilled haloumi with pomegranate and sumac dressing from Shane’s latest book, Spice Journey. more

Food News
Pavement Whispers: Volume 62 March 8
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Pavement Whispers: Volume 62 March 8

From whispers of Red Hill Farmers Markets' new home to burger joints spreading across the city, The Weekend Edition is always on the search for the latest news in Brisbane, dedicated to ensuring its readers are in the know. When we put our ears to the pavement this week, this is what we found out … more

Bars
Sip tallies in the sun at The Dalgety Public House in Teneriffe
Food & Drink

Sip tallies in the sun at The Dalgety Public House in Teneriffe

To us, the corner of Macquarie and Florence Street in Teneriffe is home to a collection of local retailers and impressive woolstore apartments. In a previous life, the site was the home of Queensland Brewery Ltd, and later Dalgety & Co. Ltd – the first pastoral company to move into Teneriffe. So it seems only fitting that its latest inhabitant is focused on two key things – great beer and great food. more

Food News
Pavement Whispers: Volume 61 March 1
Food & Drink

Pavement Whispers: Volume 61 March 1

From whispers of new dining precincts to brunch burritos, The Weekend Edition is always on the search for the latest news in Brisbane, dedicated to ensuring its readers are in the know. When we put our ears to the pavement this week, this is what we found out … more


Recipes
Dip your spoon into a supercharged chai creme brulee
Food & Drink

Dip your spoon into a supercharged chai creme brulee

The ancient Indian healing system of Ayurveda presents a holistic approach to feeling well, creating a union of the mind, body, senses and soul. Through a combination of nutrition, yoga and meditation, Ayurveda focuses on treating the individual as a whole, rather than a specific area or ailment. After studying Ayurvedic cookery and nutrition in India, nutritionist Lee Holmes has been incorporating its principles into her life and noticed significant results. In her latest book, Supercharged Food: Eat Right for Your Shape, Lee offers guidance for an Ayurvedic lifestyle, from understanding and finding your dosha to yoga poses and breathing exercises. There are also nourishing recipes for all seasons with ingredients that correct your doshic imbalance, in order to encourage overall wellbeing, weight management and health. You’ll find delights such as tea-poached chicken with green beans,… more

Food News
Pavement Whispers: Volume 60 February 23
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Pavement Whispers: Volume 60 February 23

From whispers of gourmet jarcakes to scrolled ice-cream, The Weekend Edition is always on the search for the latest news in Brisbane, dedicated to ensuring its readers are in the know. When we put our ears to the pavement this week, this is what we found out … more

Recipes
Cook up this easy Vietnamese caramelised pork
Food & Drink

Cook up this easy Vietnamese caramelised pork

In 2009, foodies around the world were shocked when Condé Nast’s Gourmet magazine was suddenly closed. The most stunned was its longstanding editor-in-chief Ruth Reichl, who quickly realised that she wasn’t sure what the future held for her. In an effort to process that reality she turned to the kitchen, seeking to heal her emotions through cooking. My Kitchen Year follows Ruth through the course of her challenging year over four seasons and 136 recipes – recipes that represent her life-long passion for food. Throughout the book you’ll find a perfect pound cake for autumn, a decadent grilled cheese for winter, rhubarb sundaes for spring and this recipe for easy Vietnamese caramelised pork for summer. more