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Nearly half of the food we grow is wastedLots of interest in Fresher4Longer natural food rinse™ (and Herbal-Active®, our industrial name for the same product) since we won the Australian Food Industry Innovations Award for 2013. I have a few links to articles on the topic of food waste in the UK listed below. Here’s a way Read More …
RiberryFlavour – Cinnamon and clove flavour. Colour and Appearance – Pink/red, pear shape approx. 10-15mm in length. Typical uses – stir-frying, sauces, muffins, cakes and preserves. Also available in syrup as a riberry confit. Helpful hints – Will lose pink colour on cooking but will generally regain it on standing. Do not over-cook. Also available glaceed. Storage and Packaging Size –Frozen riberries: 1kg zip Read More …
HSN Cooks! Gourmet Grilling on the Home Shopping Network, USA“HSN Cooks!” – so went the PR. “The Event is a 14-hour programming special on March 2 featuring tips, tools and advice provided in a fun and informative fashion from some of HSN’s top celebrity chefs. These culinary experts will present a vast array of quality kitchen Read More …
Forest PeppermintFlavour – menthol and peppermint flavour with lemon eucalyptus finish Colour and Appearance – a free-flowing light green powder Typical uses – desserts, particularly in ice cream and chocolate dishes and also as a seasoning for white meats and seafood Helpful hints – suggested use rate is around 0.2% (2g/1kg). Storage – cool and dark Packaging – 80g PET Read More …
Lemon aspen sweet chilli sauceFlavour– Sweet citrusy flavour similar to a blend of grapefruit and lime with a hint of menthol enhanced with chilli Colour and Appearance– pale yellow, thick but flowing sauce with chilli flecks Typical uses– use as for any sweet chilli sauce Helpful hints– Do not use with other citrus juices as the flavour will Read More …
Dining Downunder Cookbook by Vic Cherikoff and Benjamin ChristieAccompanying the popular Australian TV series, Dining Downunder, The Dining Downunder Cookbook is a journey of three chefs across Australia, cooking with indigenous ingredients and sharing their passion of an authentic Australian cuisine. With recipes and stories from the show, chefs Vic Cherikoff, Benjamin Christie and Mark McCluskey Read More …
Sugarbag (Native Australian honeybee)Flavour– Honey and mellow port flavour. Thin consistency. Typical uses– Enhanced with cream or in ice-cream or simply use as a drizzle. Helpful hints– Use cold to maximise the flavour which disappears with heat. Sugarbag is made by native Australian, stingless, black bees which are about 5mm in size. Primarily due to habitat destruction, Read More …
Macadamia Nut OilFlavour– World famous rich oily nut. Colour and Appearance– Transparent yellow oil. Typical uses– Salad oil, dressings, pasta flavouring. Helpful hints– Best used as a flavouring oil as for sesame seed oil. Storage and Packaging Sizes– Dry 2 litre bottlesDiscover the functional (nutritional, antimicrobial, culinary or cosmetic) uses of the wild resources of the world’s longest living Read More …
Aniseed Myrtle OilFlavour – Subtle pernod-like aniseed flavour with a sweet after taste. Colour and Appearance – Transparent pale yellow fluid. Typical Use – Flavour cream, milk, oil, vinegar or stock for desserts, sauces, dressings. Suits apricot and pear flavours. Particularly good in ice-cream. Helpful hints – Flavour dissipates on heating so best used as a post-cooking flavouring at 2 to 4 Read More …
Native Pepperberry (ground)Flavour – A bushy spice with a very hot peppery zing. Colour and Appearance – Dark free-flowing powder which bleeds burgundy in sauces esp. cream. Typical uses – As an Australian substitute for pepper but with a distinctive unique flavour. Helpful hints – Use sparingly at around 0.1% (1g/kg) or less. Suitable for table use as for black pepper. Storage and Read More …
Pepperberries (frozen – whole)Flavour – A bushy flavour with a hot peppery zing from the seeds. Colour and Appearance – Smaller than a pea and larger than a peppercorn. Round and deep purple. Typical uses – As a flavour or garnish, add to sauces, butter, bread, pasta, game meats. Helpful hints – Bleeds a light burgundy colour into cream sauces. Contrasts well Read More …
Wylde ThymeFlavour – similar to a combination of tarragon, thyme and rosemary Colour and Appearance – a fine, free-flowing, light green powder Typical uses – soups, stuffings, herb bread, quiches, omelettes and vegetable seasonings Helpful hints – Suggested use rate is around 0.5% (5g/1kg) as for traditional thyme. Storage and *Packaging – store cool and dark or refrigerate, 100g PET jar and 160g Food Read More …
Mintbush MarinadeFlavour – strong savoury taste that is closer to peppermint than garden mint in flavour and with a lemony long palate from the lemon myrtle we add Colour and Appearance – a fine, free-flowing, dark green herb mix Typical uses – sauces, pesto, butter, bread, vinegars. Helpful hints – suggested use rate is around 0.1-0.2% (1-2g/1kg). Storage and Packaging Size – store cool Read More …