Recent Posts Tagged With 'fair ground'

• What's been happening in the Agrarian Kitchen

  Posted on Sunday May 31st, 2009 at 14:39 in all entries, millefeuille, futago, fair ground, theagrariankitchen, alistairwise, derwentvalleyautumnfestival, goinggreensolutions, greenzebratomato, leechristmas, lukeburgess, twometretallcompany

  Back in March I introduced you to the Agrarian Kitchen - a sustainable farm based cooking school in Tasmania. The other day I asked Séverine if she could update my readers as to what has been happening in and out......

• Kitchen Garden Foundation

  Posted on Wednesday April 8th, 2009 at 15:20 in all entries, farmersmarket, fair ground, kitchengardenfoundation, stephaniealexander, edibleplaygrounds, edibleschoolyard

  My parents live on a 40 acre farm in Kyneton, which is an hour drive from Melbourne. Kyneton is one of those gorgeous historic gold rush towns located on the Campaspe River. Despite living in the inner city of Melbourne......

• Pioneers at Heart

  Posted on Friday March 6th, 2009 at 02:59 in Sydney, quiche, hobart, tasmania, croissants, tetsuyas, all entries, millefeuille, fair ground, food & travel, alistairwises, gordonramsay

  Last Sunday afternoon I ducked out of the house to have a moment of peace. With the March edition of Gourmet Traveller tucked under my arm I set off to a local café for an afternoon espresso and a quick......

• Adopt an Olive Tree

  Posted on Thursday February 19th, 2009 at 14:02 in oliveoil, nudo, all entries, fair ground, adoptanolivetree, artesianoliveoil, italianapennines, nudoitalia, sustainableolivefarming

  Like most other types of farming, olive growing in recent years is becoming more and more mechanised. Yet, in the foothills of the Italian Apennines there is a small scale artisan olive grove called - Nudo that make olive oil......

• Thank You Water

  Posted on Monday February 9th, 2009 at 14:38 in stillwater, bottledwater, all entries, fair ground, cleanwaterprojectsindevelopingcountries, thankyouwater, thankyouwatermovement, waterprojectsinuganda

  The other day I was chatting to a girlfriend and she happened to mention (quite proudly I might add) what her young nephew was up to. To cut a very long conversation short Wendy's nephew and a team of four......

• Between the soil and the sky

  Posted on Monday January 26th, 2009 at 14:41 in all entries, fair ground, jimdenvan, outstandinginthefield

  Yesterday while I was flicking through this months delicious magazine I came across an inspiring article about Jim Denevan, chef and renowned land artist and founder of Outstanding in the Field. For the uninformed the sole purpose and mission of......

• The Colour Purple

  Posted on Monday January 5th, 2009 at 08:00 in all entries, fair ground, bleachedgarlic, garlicassociationofaustralia, henrybell, importedgarlic, lindyappleton, organicgarlic, purplegarlic, thecolourpurple

  Some people enjoy lighting scented candles so to fill their homes with the wonderful fragrance of cardamom and fig, Genoa lemon basil or vervaine olive leaf. Others prefer to burn essential oils, whilst some enjoy the scent of cinnamon and......

• Fast food the 'whole' way

  Posted on Sunday January 4th, 2009 at 14:00 in recipes, kfc, mcdonalds, capers, pancetta, all entries, wholefood, aragula, fair ground, gourmetworrier, parmaham, abckids

  Having school age children is a wonderful thing. No longer is Mr Fussy the dependant being that he was at two years of age. At age eight, he is beginning to define his personality, make his own choices and develop......

• Cluster Crunch

  Posted on Monday December 15th, 2008 at 14:00 in all entries, jamieoliver, fair ground, alicewaters, dorsetcereals, edibleplaygroundproject, growingschoolsproject, kitchengardenfoundation, specialtycereals, stephaniealexander

  One would think that going to the supermarket and buying breakfast cereal for your children would be a straightforward task? Such a simple undertaking for thousands of other parents has become a bothersome chore of late, one fraught with a......