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The Gourmet Traveller Team

Gourmet Traveller is Australia’s trusted authority on food, travel and luxury lifestyle, bringing the latest news and trends to life through quality journalism, enticing recipes and evocative photography. For more than 55 years, it has been inspiring and informing Australians with the best in cooking, dining, travelling and shopping. Our critics bring the expertise of years of critical eating, drinking and writing to the table. Plus, as the country’s leading title in the luxury sector, Gourmet Traveller works closely with Australia’s leaders in the travel and hospitality industries to give our readers exclusive access. The Gourmet Traveller legacy is one of trust, prestige and relevance.

Chocolate and beetroot cake
Recipe Collections

Beetroot recipes

Roasted or pickled, beetroot is the king of root vegetables and more versatile than you might think. Grating it raw, sautéing the leaves or even adding it to chocolate cake are great ways to make the most of this ruby-coloured beauty.
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Shining a light
Food News

Shining a light

From the food and the venue to the outstanding winners, the focus was on the country’s finest at this year’s Gourmet Traveller Travel Awards.
Great Brittany gallery
Destinations

Great Brittany gallery

Take a walk on the wild side. Follow Brittany’s windswept coastline west to , a remote region suffused with maritime folklore, sustained by a Celtic heritage and renowned for bountiful produce. Oysters, butter, cider, strawberries and super-sized savoury crêpes – this is one grand land. Launch the gallery below to take a closer look at the region and read Amy Egan's guide to Finistère here. PHOTOGRAPHY FERGUS STOTHART
July
Food News

July

Tender shoots of garlic, heads of young broccoli and feathery clusters of flat-leaf parsley are emerging in Stephanie Alexander’s winter garden.
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How to cook duck
Explainers

How to cook duck

For a special meal, nothing can match duck, writes Brigitte Hafner. And roast or confit, it’s easier to cook than you think.
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Pasta recipes
Recipe Collections

Great pasta recipes

As Australians discover more about pasta, this most adaptable of foods becomes more entwined in our lives. We've packed these recipes with flavour and fun - jump in and discover something new for yourself.
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GT 2010 Travel Awards
Travel News

GT 2010 Travel Awards

The winners’ circle in the 2010 Travel Awards is a rollcall of outstanding local holiday experiences. Put your hands together for the cream of the crop.
Cool Britannia
Destinations

Cool Britannia

London is newly affordable since the Aussie dollar hit the pound for six. Stretch your budget even further with Guy Dimond’s pick of cool, good-value places to eat and sleep.
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Man vs Wild
Travel News

Man vs Wild

Copenhagen’s Noma, crowned Best Restaurant in the World, celebrates Nordic produce, much of it hand-picked from the wilds. Aussie Luke Burgess joins the cooks and foragers.
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Beetroot salad with yoghurt and oregano dressing
Recipe Collections

Fratelli Paradiso recipes

Sydney’s Fratelli Paradiso has been a magnet for the cool crowd since the day it opened, and now, as the hipster trattoria’s new wine bar spin-off prepares to open its doors, the buzz is stronger than ever. Grab your first taste with this sneak preview of the menu.
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Pasta recipes
Recipe Collections

Perfect pasta recipes

Spaghetti. Fettuccine. Tortellini. Nothing rolls off the tongue, or tastes as good on it, as a perfect pasta dish. Check out our collection of fab dishes including pea, pancetta and mint orecchiette, spaghetti pomodoro and many more.
24 hours in Venice
Destinations

24 hours in Venice

A cocktail at Harry’s Bar, breakfast at Caffè Florian, masterpieces at the Gallerie dell’Accademia... if you’re only in Venice for a short stay (or you’re a first-timer), it’s all about hitting the city’s famed landmarks, writes Colman Andrews. Here’s the perfect plan.
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Tour of beauty
Destinations

Tour of beauty

Artists and artisans alike have long found sustenance in the food, wine and beauty of Chianti. Pat Nourse travels through Italy’s most famous, and picturesque, region to meet its legendary producers and pay his respects to the mighty bistecca Fiorentina.
Flour power
Food News

Flour power

The humble grissino, pride of Turin, has saved a prince from death, captivated Napoleon and inspired the Futurists, writes John Irving. And you thought it was just a breadstick.
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Tetsuya’s Tokyo
Destinations

Tetsuya’s Tokyo

Who better to guide you through the seemingly impenetrable array of restaurants and bars in the Japanese capital than the world’s top Japanese chef? Here Tetsuya Wakuda offers an exclusive glimpse into the culinary highlights of his favourite city.
Not in Kansas
Travel News

Not in Kansas

From Albania to Afghanistan, some of the world’s most unlikely travel destinations offer unique and unforgettable experiences, writes Andrew Mueller.
Chocolate recipes
Recipe Collections

Chocolate recipes

We know how hard it can be to have to share your chocolate, so we've put together a fab collection of chocolate recipes made for sharing. How you choose to divvy it up is up to you.
Thyme-marinated lamb chops with boiled greens
Recipe Collections

Greek lamb recipes

Aussies may love their lamb, but the Greeks are famous for it. Whether you’re planning a roast for the family or dolmades for a party, these Greek-inspired recipes will have you licking your chops.
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Baby whitebait fritters with rosemary and anchovy dipping sauce
Recipe Collections

Small fish recipes

Little fish – sardines, mullet, garfish – not only cook in a flash, they offer just as much flavour as the big guys. Yes it’s true, good things come in small packages.
Greece’s Mani peninsula
Destinations

Greece’s Mani peninsula

Greece’s rugged and bloody Mani peninsula was once a no-go zone for strangers. Tony Maniaty returns to the land of his forefathers and finds that while they may be seducing more travellers these days, the Maniots have lost none of their famed pride and passion. Click here to read the story.
Into the wild
Destinations

Into the wild

Greece’s rugged and bloody Mani peninsula was once a no-go zone for strangers. Tony Maniaty returns to the land of his forefathers and finds that while they may be seducing more travellers these days, the Maniots have lost none of their famed pride and passion.
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Hellenic heroes
Travel News

Hellenic heroes

We asked a diverse mix of Greek-Australians to share their favourite experiences in the motherland. Told with heartfelt pride, these are travel tales with kefi.
Hot as Hades
Destinations

Hot as Hades

John Mangos reveals his top 10 dining hot spots in Athens, from an upscale restaurant in a five-star hotel to a local souvlaki joint where they fan the coals with hair dryers.
The chic guide to Athens
Destinations

The chic guide to Athens

There’s more to the Greek capital than the Acropolis. Join us for this insider’s guide to Athens with hotel heiress Tina Daskalantonakis, the city’s self-proclaimed unofficial ambassador.
Peaches and cream meringue cake
Recipe Collections

Peach recipes

Make the most of peaches, perfectly ripe right now, with easy recipes that celebrate their blushing good looks and juicy flesh. In the world of stone fruit, they’re top of the tree.
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Corn recipes
Recipe Collections

Corn recipes

Corn brings a burst of sweetness, a flash of colour and a satisfying crunch to just about any meal. Liven up a lazy breakfast, boost the flavour of a beer snack or add some swing to a chilled soup with these little bites of sunshine.
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Beirut to Balwyn
Food News

Beirut to Balwyn

It’s a Melbourne phenomenon: the rise and rise of modern Middle Eastern cuisine. Michael Harden rides the second wave of the city’s sumac-spiced love affair.
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Enter the Chang
Food News

Enter the Chang

New York’s Momofuku is a modern-day restaurant phenomenon, but what’s it all about? With chef David Chang visiting Australia in March, Pat Nourse offers this primer.
Lemon and raspberry iced tea
Recipe Collections

Picnic recipes

Keep summer entertaining simple with dishes you can pack and tote to wherever the crowds are gathering, whether it’s an Australia Day picnic by the sea or a lazy backyard bash.
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Are you a food tragic?
Food News

Are you a food tragic?

It’s time to take our annual foodism test. Your obsession could win you one of four fabulous KitchenAid stand mixers, designed for those who really love to cook.
The fabled coast
Destinations

The fabled coast

Away from the tourist throngs, Kendall Hill follows in the footsteps of Salvador Dalí and discovers a world where art, culture and Hollywood glamour meet the rugged natural beauty of Spain’s Costa Brava.
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Unsung hero
Travel News

Unsung hero

Flashier holiday spots may steal the limelight, but with pristine beaches, old-school Aussie charm and a new restaurant from seafood supremo Rick Stein, the New South Wales South Coast is having its time in the sun.
2010 Exposure Gala
Culture

2010 Exposure Gala

We had a ball when fine Italian food and sparkling good company all came together for a good cause at the annual Exposure Gala. PHOTOGRAPHY DANIEL MAHON
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A great escape
Accommodation

A great escape

On the run from the law, Kendall Hill seeks refuge in cocktails, canapés and the effortlessly stylish interiors of Lord Howe Island’s newly revamped Capella Lodge.
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Favourite cookbooks of 2009
Food News

Favourite cookbooks of 2009

In another busy year for food publishing, there were some shining stars you’ll want under your tree – to give or receive. Here are the brightest, hand-picked by the GT editorial team.
Bangkok dining, local style
Destinations

Bangkok dining, local style

You won’t find these eating spots in any glossy guide. Most don’t offer menus, and some serve only one (superb) dish. Sue Dyson and Roger McShane follow the locals for an authentic taste of Thailand.
Online Q&A: Adriano Zumbo, pâtissier
Food News

Online Q&A: Adriano Zumbo, pâtissier

Pat Nourse caught up with the star pastry chef at his Sydney café to talk chocolate (he eats about eight handfuls a day), the future of desserts (smoke and bubblegum?) and his stance on the Violet Crumble/Crunchie divide.