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The Blue Ducks
Darren Roberston and Mark LaBrooy are the faces of a new, grassroots approach to cooking: delicious food based on an ethos of community, sustainability and growing-it-local. Professional chefs, mad surfers, keen gardeners and foragers, Darren and Mark live by this philosophy in everything they do; when cooking in their café, Three Blue Ducks, and in their garden, which is home to a rambling vegetable patch and four very happy chickens. In their first book, Mark and Darren share more than 80 of their most enticing recipes, using eggs direct from their 'Chook Mahal', honey from the bees on their roof, local meat and seafood, and loads of herbs and veggies grown in the garden. Enjoy mouth-wate...
The Blue Ducks' Real Food
This is a specially formatted fixed layout ebook that retains the look and feel of the print book. Professional chefs, wannabe farmers and flavour seekers, Darren Roberston and Mark LaBrooy are passionate about growing, sourcing and making their own food. In this quirky and fresh take on cooking with wholefoods, Mark and Darren share more than 80 delicious recipes, based around whole grains, free-range meat, sustainable seafood, fresh vegetables and fruit, and nuts and seeds. All of their dishes are bursting with flavour, colour and goodness. The book also features a series of how-to sections, showing you how easy it is to create your own basics from scratch. Learn how to make yoghurt, flavoured vinegars and salts, smoked salmon, beef jerky and fermented veggies such as sauerkraut and kimchi. There's a comprehensive user's guide to grains, nuts and seeds, as well as sections on cooking with spices (you can't beat a good curry night!), using secondary cuts of meat in your recipes, simple ways to cook whole fish, preserving foods, cold-pressed juices etc.
The Blue Ducks in the Country
Professional chefs and farmers-in-training, Darren Robertson and Mark LaBrooy are passionate about growing, sourcing and making their own food. In their third cookbook, Mark and Darren share more than 90 delicious recipes, based on their experiences and adventures at their farm café in Byron Bay. As with their previous books there is still a focus on their love for whole grains, free-range meat, sustainable seafood, fresh vegetables and fruit, and nuts and seeds. At the farm, the Blue Ducks grow their own veggies and produce, keep chickens for eggs and even farm their own pigs for meat. Some of this produce is then served at the café restaurant on site. This project has made the boys even more passionate about knowing where their food comes from, making things from scratch and using wholefoods in their cooking. This is a specially formatted fixed-layout ebook that retains the look and feel of the print book.
This I Would Kill For
Anne Buist brings us the third instalment in the Natalie King series. Buist takes a routine psychiatric evaluation and develops it into an insightful look into the intricacies and agendas within custody battles. Dealing with the continuing themes of mental illness and family dynamics, this crime thriller is not one to miss.
Due North
This is award-winning chef James Viles' photographic journal of his road trip due north, from Tasmania to the Gulf of Carpentaria. His focus is real food, where it comes from, how it's grown, tended and harvested, and how it sometimes flourishes in the most hostile and breathtakingly beautiful parts of Australia. James describes the people he meets along the road and the conversations he has with foragers, food producers, fishermen, tribal elders, local farmers, all of whom are knowledgeable and passionate about Australia and Australian ingredients. James also discovers that sleeping in a swag under the stars reminds him about what matters and reconnects him to his creative self. With exquisite imagery from Adam Gibson, this is an extraordinary portrait of a country.
The Broadsheet Sydney Cookbook
Broadsheet is the go-to arbiter of taste when it comes to where and what to eat in Sydney. Here, for the first time, they present the recipes for their pick of the best dishes for breakfast, lunch and dinner from its cafes and restaurants. Alongside the iconic Sydney dishes from all of our top chefs are handy feature spreads from the experts on how to make the best coffee at home, poach the perfect egg, choose the best wine for your meal, and more. Featured cafes, restaurants and bars include: * Kitchen By Mike * The Grounds of Alexandria * Three Blue Ducks * Pinbone * Da Orazio * ACME * Longrain * Icebergs * Moon Park * Spice Temple * Cho Cho San * Porteno * Mr Wong * Mamak * Billy Kwong * Gelato Messina * Fratelli Paradiso * Sadhana Kitchen * Bourke Street Bakery * Café Sopra * This is a specially formatted fixed layout ebook that retains the look and feel of the print book.
Veganissimo
With more than 120 original recipes, Veganissimo showcases vegan cooking at its most creative, innovative, and delectable, firmly establishing it as a unique cuisine in its own right. Leigh Drew’s clear, step-by-step instructions make preparing vegan food easy and fun, and her distinctive approach to flavor creation—which makes the most of modern techniques and contemporary, ethnic-inspired combinations.
Good Food
In this eagerly awaited new book, Neil Perry share
Cakeboi
Experience the Magic of Classic Aussie Bakes with MasterChef Australia Favorite Reece Hignell Reece Hignell, MasterChef Australia veteran and owner of the Cakeboi bakery, created this exceptional collection of classic Australian bakes so that anyone can become a baking pro. Inspired by his nan’s traditional desserts, this book is full of iconic cakes like his Spiced Rum Baba that made Katy Perry exclaim, “You’re the tits, Reece!” and his long-coveted Signature Lemon Tart. With chapters that lead you through everything from the basics of baking to creating your own sensational scones, sponge cakes and more, you’ll find all the inspiration and instruction you need to make a masterpiece in the kitchen.
Footprints on the Moon
Humans are about to leave footprints on the moon, but what sort of mark can one girl make here on earth? It's 1969 and life is changing fast. Sharnie Burley is starting high school and finding it tough to make new friends. As the world waits to see if humans will land on the moon, the Vietnam War rages overseas. While her little cousin, Lewis, makes pretend moon boots, young men are being called up to fight, sometimes without having any choice in the matter. Sometimes without ever coming home. Dad thinks serving your country in a war is honourable, but when Sharnie's older sister, Cas, meets a returned soldier and starts getting involved in anti-war protests, a rift in their family begins to show. Sharnie would usually turn to her grandma for support, but lately Gran's been forgetting things. Can she find her own way in this brave new world?
