Post Tagged with: "Dessert"

Honeycomb Restaurant, Darlinghurst
/ February 28, 2012 10:50 am

Honeycomb Restaurant, Darlinghurst

All images by Paula Kaplan He’s not like most of your Sydney chefs… he is not looking to trick your taste buds, manipulate the plate with fanciful artistry or use ‘food theatrics’ to ensue gasps of wonder and surprise. You will never see tweezers in the kitchen, the word foam present on the menu nor any odes to Ferran Adrià [...]

Passionfruit & Coconut tapioca pudding
/ February 8, 2012 9:00 am

Passionfruit & Coconut tapioca pudding

Day three of our ‘Seven Day Love Affair with Gelato’ feature with Gelato Messina. Many Asian restaurants doing it right are holding the tapioca flag proud, converting the ‘frog spawn’ uttering crowd to devotees. Tapioca pudding can be made a lot like rice pudding, cooked with milk, spiked with vanilla and cinnamon but I prefer mine Asian style and served [...]

Lyndey and Blair’s Taste of Greece
/ January 23, 2012 9:45 am

Lyndey and Blair’s Taste of Greece

After the incredible success for their SBS series, Lyndey & Blair’s Taste of Greece, Lyndey Milan announces the release of the mother and son team’s accompanying cookbook. Taste of Greece follows the pairs travels as they explore the beautiful cuisine and culture of Greece’s historic and picturesque Peloponnese. Stunning photography, amusing anecdotes and authentic yet fresh recipes abound as chapter [...]

Vegan Oat, Walnut and Date Cookies
/ January 11, 2012 10:31 am

Vegan Oat, Walnut and Date Cookies

Images by Paula Kaplan Just to clarify… I am not a vegan, nor do I plan on becoming a vegan. For the existence of butter alone my life would just not be the same as I know it. But recently, one of my reliable dinner hopping friends became a vegan and well, that affected me a bit more than I’d [...]

Nigella’s Prodigious Christmas Pavlova
/ December 21, 2011 11:45 am

Nigella’s Prodigious Christmas Pavlova

To me, nothing looks more like an Australian Christmas than Pavlova. It is such a festive piece of pastry that is as beautiful as it is delicious. It’s achieving that caramelised crisp outer meringue shell and the thick, moist marshmallow-y center that turns an ordinary pavlova into something extraordinary. As the story goes, the dessert is believed to have been [...]

Adriano Zumbo’s Baileys Shortbread Choux
/ December 19, 2011 11:07 am

Adriano Zumbo’s Baileys Shortbread Choux

To celebrate the festive season, Baileys has teamed up with Australia’s favourite patissier, Adriano Zumbo to create a delectable dessert that is sure to delight and surprise. The master of all things sweet, Adriano has produced a sumptuous Baileys Shortbread Choux Bun inspired by the new Baileys Biscotti Flavour Irish Cream Liqueur. The new flavour blends the adored ingredients of [...]

Damien Pignolet’s Brioche
/ November 28, 2011 11:12 am

Damien Pignolet’s Brioche

People shy away too quickly from making certain things with a high scare factor. Bread, pasta, ice cream… all these things fall into that category but by no means are as scary as you may think. Brioche is one of my most beloved bread/pastries. I am pretty sure I have been munching on it ever since I grew teeth as [...]

Would you like granita with that?
/ November 23, 2011 12:07 pm

Would you like granita with that?

Caffe Sicilia in Surry Hills has recently acquired the only Carpigiani Maestro (a granita and gelato making machine) in Australia, to offer its customers true Sicilian style granitas this summer. Granita is a type of Italian sorbet popularised by Tortoni in Paris in the 19th Century. It is a half frozen preparation with a granular texture (hence the name), made [...]