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GT goes country

GT goes country

Join us for lunch on the Mornington Peninsula at our pop-up, Gertrude Street Enoteca at Avani Red Hill.
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GT Coles Finest Food Truck

GT Coles Finest Food Truck

Over the first two weeks of December the GT x Coles Finest food truck rolled through Sydney and Melbourne - and boy, was it a hit.
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Proof in the pud

Proof in the pud

Liberal doses of fruit and booze, and a good chunk of time go into Christmas pudding chez Fergus Henderson.
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All about Derby Eve

All about Derby Eve

It wasn’t just the golden goblets that glittered as celebrities gathered at Melbourne’s Crown Towers for the Moët & Chandon Derby Eve party to herald spring racing week.
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December

December

The beans are planted, the peach trees are laden with fruit and the hydrangeas are abuzz with bees in Stephanie Alexander’s garden.
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Sydney’s best steak

Sydney’s best steak

Whether you're a full-fledged beef lover or just in the mood for a little steak, we've got you covered...
Nomad, Sydney restaurant review

Nomad, Sydney restaurant review

Nomad is an assured début for a young chef and there’s more than a fair suck of the local sauce bottle in the wine department, writes Pat Nourse.
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Best at Est

Best at Est

Est's crack troupe of waiters is ferrying an extra-special line-up of dishes this month.
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Game of Thrones, digested

Game of Thrones, digested

Pat Nourse caught up with George RR Martin to talk about one of the more richly painted aspects of Game of Thrones. No, not the violence (nor the sex); the food.
Making a scene

Making a scene

Entertainer Julia Zemiro notes there’s little difference between working the floor and treading the boards – character, costume and props included.
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Salute the Florentino

Salute the Florentino

It’s been 85 years and the party continues at Melbourne’s beloved Grossi Florentino. From politicians to the high-flying racing fraternity, rock stars to socialites, the Bourke Street restaurant has played host to them all. We celebrate Australia’s fine dining institution. Raise your glass.
Ester, Sydney restaurant review

Ester, Sydney restaurant review

Where there’s smoke, you’re likely to find food fired to charry greatness, the sort of cooking that’s so hot right now, and they get it so right at Ester, writes Pat Nourse.
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Appleton Estate Rum event

Appleton Estate Rum event

Look out spirit lovers, there's a new girl on the block. Her name is Appleton Estate Jamaica Independence Reserve Rum and she's sweet, sophisticated, smooth, and all grown-up.
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Dan Pepperell's breakfast muffin

Australian chefs to follow on Instagram in 2013

There are a lot of food shots on Instagram: the good, the bad, the partly chewed, the flash-flared. It turns out that quite a few top Australian chefs are also dab-hands in the amateur photography department.

Australia’s best food festivals

From sunset beach barbecues in Margaret River to foraging expeditions in the central west of New South Wales, here's what Australia's best festivals of eating and drinking have to offer the happy (and hungry) reveller.
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NICI cocktail party

NICI cocktail party

The National Indigenous Culinary Institute introduced its new apprentices on Monday 28 October.
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Cause célèbre

Cause célèbre

A rollcall of some of the world’s most renowned chefs came together behind the stoves at Rockpool Bar & Grill for The Ultimate Dinners to benefit the Starlight Children’s Foundation.
Bellota, Melbourne restaurant review

Bellota, Melbourne restaurant review

An assured and talented team matches wine-friendly food to a cellar of great booze and a slick space at new South Melbourne bistro Bellota, writes Michael Harden.
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November

November

The Lorraine Lee rose has climbed beyond the trellis and the Gertrude Jekyll is rambling over the house, and although the carrots and silverbeet continue to flourish, Stephanie Alexander names the broad beans her star crop this month.
Glenfiddich 125th Anniversary

Glenfiddich 125th Anniversary

Lovers of whisky gathered in Sydney's Centennial Park to celebrate the 125th anniversary of the foundation of the Glenfiddich distillery.
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Chickens home to roast

Chickens home to roast

From butter to beer cans, trussed or tucked, in ovens fast and slow, there’s no end to the inspiration of the top chefs who share their secrets here for the best roast chook.
Puff pastry

Puff pastry

With ready-made sheets of pâte feuilletée in your freezer, pain au chocolat and vol-au-vents are a breeze.
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The return of the duck press

The return of the duck press

The duck press, one of the more obscure pieces of the classic French batterie de cuisine, is making something of a comeback.
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October

October

Spring has sprung in Stephanie Alexander’s garden...
Cafe Paci, Sydney restaurant review

Cafe Paci, Sydney restaurant review

The only problem with Café Paci is that it’s here for a good time, not a long time, writes Pat Nourse. Get set to taste some of the most original food in town.
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Celebrity chef roast

Celebrity chef roast

Chefs are the rock stars of the culinary world, but it wasn’t always so, writes Colman Andrews.
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Gowings Bar & Grill

Gowings Bar & Grill

REVIEW Once part of a store for Sydney’s dapper gentlemen, this dark room has a men’s club feel, only with rather more buzz and relaxed but efficient service. The wine list is easy to navigate and offers a mix of local and international drops, with plenty of finds under $100 and lots to like by […]