A Must for dinner in Margaret River
Must bistro and wine bar has got a captive audience at Margaret River. The Food Sage wined and dined there, and didn't want to leave. The only consolation was taking a copy of the recently launched...
View ArticleThe Food Sage is away
Dear readers, The Food Sage is away on holiday until June 11. She has a number of gastronomic adventures planned, so stay tuned – she has good intentions of blogging about them on route. Apologies in...
View ArticleViajante: A Traveller’s Tale
Nuno Mendes owes me a night out with my brother. One where we sit down, share good food and wine and talk about our lives, our loves, our let-downs – the sorts of things siblings share when they...
View ArticleWine Challenge
It’s competition time! And the WINNER is … Brett Wood. Brett wins 3 bottles of McGuigan Wines The Shortlist Riesling and 3 bottles of The Shortlist Cabernet Sauvignon. Well done Brett! And thank you...
View ArticleDiscover the flavours of the Eyre Peninsula seafood trail
South Australia has a growing reputation as a gastronomic destination, with its coastline a treasure trove of deep sea delights. Think Cupid (baby) oysters straight from the sea, fresh Kinkawooka...
View ArticleAustralia’s French bistro revolution
Damien Pignolet knows French food. In 1981 the fourth-generation Australian of French descent took over Claude’s restaurant in Woollahra, which epitomised French cuisine in Australia. Later he...
View ArticleBecasse liquidation fire sale underway
From restaurant empire to fire sale; the Becasse liquidation sell-off is underway. Liquidators Ferrier Hodgson have cleaned out the fine diner’s wine cellar, unplugged the appliances and emptied the...
View ArticleQuestion of the week: Would you still tip if you knew restaurateurs, rather...
You’ve had a lovely meal at a restaurant. Everything went swimmingly: the food was fabulous, the ambience spot-on, the waiter/ess was courteous, knowledgeable, efficient, and endearing. So you leave a...
View ArticleAre farmers’ markets an over-priced, middle class minority interest? Answer...
The Food Sage Question of the Week: Have farmers’ markets become an over-priced, middle class, minority interest? sparked an interesting discussion on the blo, Twitter and LinkedIn. Even Stephanie...
View ArticleA freezer stocking frenzy
I’ve been stocking up the freezer. I’ve amassed quite an edible stash. There are 35 double portions of hand-made meals in plastic containers, plus 10 single portions of random things. That’s 80...
View Article
More Pages to Explore .....