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Tuesday, 1 March 2011
Joe Papandrea South American butcher, Bossley Park
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A shopping adventure with Mr and Mrs Pig Flyin last weekend led us to Uruguayan butchery, Joe Papandrea in Bossley Park. We'd made our way there on recommendation of friends, who'd rejoiced when they finally found the South American cuts of meat they'd been missing from home.
Joe Papandrea Wholesale Quality Meats
The Bossley Park Shopping Complex is a strip of shops fronted with
Sunday, 27 February 2011
Pho Pasteur, Haymarket, Sydney
Bánh hỏi chả giò seafood spring roll with steamed rice noodle $9.00
How can you not love a dish involving spring rolls? I'm a sucker for bánh hỏi chả giò at Vietnamese restaurants, the perfect excuse to crunch into spring rolls under the guise of eating a salad.
We've stopped in at Pho Pasteur on George Street several times lately, always filled with a gaggle of office workers, uni students,
Thursday, 24 February 2011
Balkan Oven Burek Bakery Cafe, Rockdale
Rockdale is worth exploring on foot, a fascinating blend of cultures that sprawls across both sides of the Princes Highway. You'll find Halal butchers next to Asian grocery stores, and restaurants that specialise in Chinese, Thai, Bangladeshi, Greek and Himalayan cuisine. There's a giant used furniture shop on the corner, a supermarket selling Pakistani groceries in bulk, and Lebanese bakeries
Tuesday, 22 February 2011
Sydney Seafood School: Mark Best
"Noone ever died from good food," says Mark Best, as he adds another generous handful of salt to a pot of boiling water.
The crowd laughs with relief. I'm at the Sydney Seafood School and tonight's class is being led by Mark, chef and owner of three-hatted restaurant Marque.
The Sydney Seafood School underwent a major facelift in 2009, led by hospitality design specialist Michael McCann. The
Sunday, 20 February 2011
Greenhouse by Joost, Sydney
Greenhouse by Joost is the latest pop-up restaurant to hit Sydney, an eco-friendly vision that doubles as a unique interactive art installation.
The converted shipping container looks right at home in Campbell Cove, its facade painted with butterflies and children. The entrance on the side is covered with miniature strawberry pots.
Melbourned-based Dutch artist Joost Bakker had always
Thursday, 17 February 2011
Stomachs Eleven: Lunching heaven
The best part about a weekend lunch is being able to sleep-in, skip breakfast and scoot to your fabulous host, arriving ravenous and ready for maximum feasting.
I say this because today's was a Stomachs Eleven meet-up, a group of food-loving friends who each take turns to host a dinner or lunch. Today we headed to the home of Silvrlily and Super Mario.
Slicing the vegetable terrine
Pig
Tuesday, 15 February 2011
Malaysia Kitchen Food Market
Satay
String brightly coloured lanterns across a hidden laneway, add funky mirrored tables and plastic stools in colours of citrus and lime, and you have Sydney's newest food market, Malaysia Kitchen.
For three days only, Sydneysiders will be able to enjoy a tasting plate of three or four Malaysian dishes for only $10, dining al fresco for a weekday lunch or dinner.
Malaysia Kitchen is