Trips away definitely no longer revolve around food these days. Rather, it is all about keeping the children busy and occupied, and then squeezing in the best possible lunch in the most appealing family-friendly cafe that we can find! Yesterday’s Taiwanese Bao, found in a little cafe in Sandringham, did not disappoint. Paul was pleased … Continue reading
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Fantastic coffee in Camberwell
Luckily for us, our holidays have coincided with the time we need to spend in Melbourne while we await the arrival of our newborn. While being heavily pregnant does put limits on what I can do, Paul and I have still managed to do some culinary exploring around the area in which we are staying. … Continue reading
Time for some cooking inspiration
While out on a grocery shop today (my first in a long time thanks to my wonderful husband!), I spotted the Gourmet Traveller edition that I religiously purchase on an annual basis. Each year I look forward to planning restaurant visits based on the reviews in this excellent guide. I suppose my choices may have … Continue reading
Maternity leave – Day #2
Yesterday was my first official day of maternity leave. I have to say that I am loving this glorious spring weather; so much so that I am almost feeling a bit clever producing a spring baby! As we had appointments in Melbourne yesterday, Paul and I did manage to seek out some delicious food about … Continue reading
Hello food. It is so nice to enjoy you again!
Tomorrow I will be 26 weeks into my first pregnancy, the reason behind the grinding halt of my blog! As one of the ‘lucky ones’ who has managed to leave the first trimester morning sickness well behind me, I am now enjoying food almost as much as my pre-pregnancy days… so long as there is … Continue reading
Curry-licious!
My first visit to Thailand a few years ago left me with quite a taste for Thai curries and a greater tolerance of spicy heat. If we are having take out for dinner, it is pretty standard that I will place an order for Thai. Lucky for me, however, my very talented husband has now … Continue reading
Pea and haloumi fritters
On the menu at home for lunch today are Paul’s pea and haloumi fritters – a favourite of both myself and my twin sister. This is what you need to make them: Step 1 – make a batter. 1/2c milk, 2 eggs, 30g cornflour, 2/3c plain flour and 1/2tsp baking powder. Step 2 – boil … Continue reading
Pork belly leftovers = share platter for two
At first we thought we had a bit of a dilemma on our hands tonight – how to share three pieces of left over pork belly between the two of us? I left it in the too hard basket and husband once again worked his creative magic in the kitchen! Tonight I was presented with … Continue reading
Papa Goose – a fabulous new find
Last night we headed into the city for a casual dinner and movie. We decided to try another new restaurant and as it turns out, we now have another restaurant to add to our list of favourites. Papa Goose is located in Flinders Lane and the interior has a bit of an industrial vibe. A … Continue reading
Ezard
This year my birthday dinner was had at Ezard . I had high expectations for this two-hatted restaurant and they were all met. The service was exceptional, beginning when the wait staff notice you arrive down the stairs and open the door to welcome you into the warmly lit underground interior. From that point on, … Continue reading