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21 March, 2011
This story was written in 2006 after a holiday in Fiji. Having never heard of or seen these strange worm-like fish, I was intrigued to learn more about them from the local people. The fish only rise to the ocean surface two days a year, in October and again in mid November.
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Submitted by: Monique Jones | Categories: Tourism, Food & Wine, Recreation, Environment & Conservation, Regions, World, Fishing, Pacific
19 March, 2011
All photos on here were taken in Fiji by Monique Jones in 2006
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19 March, 2011
I took this photo in 2006 on holiday in Hong Kong and China
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04 February, 2011
Considering the journey most tomatoes make from vine to supermarket, it’s a wonder they have any flavour. But, lack of flavour would be of lesser importance, if they were nutritious. This 770-word article looks at startling scientific evidence that shows that compared to the organic fruit, conventionally grown tomatoes are nutritionally almost useless.
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03 January, 2011
By Heather Carston Salmon is a staple part of what’s on offer in our supermarkets and restaurants and these days, the preparation of it is as diverse as the waterways from which it is caught. Chef Siobhan Higgins offers this delightful summer recipe.
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02 January, 2011
Lamb is such a succulent and tender cut that it should be enjoyed as a culinary experience. In this recipe, Chef Mirai Sata demonstrates why New Zealand lamb is so sought after in the very best international restaurants. (Image attached)
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01 January, 2011
Scallops are the undisputed queens of crustaceans and in this recipe prepared by Chef Steve Conroy, Heather Carston finds a great dish that anyone can make and enjoy.
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01 January, 2011
Tuna is a marvelous fish and if catching it is part of the fun, then cooking it rounds off an unforgettable experience. Heather Carston shares a recipe from an international chef that's sensational to eat.
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Submitted by: Heather Carston | Categories: Food & Wine
16 November, 2010
Ritzy diners surprised by Mcdonalds style head waiter. Cartoon by Matthew Kelly.
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15 November, 2010
For a few hours diners experience the life of the blind at a London restaurant as they eat their meals in the pitch darkness while being served by blind waiters. Inside Dan's le Noir? we rely on the blinds' eyes.
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Submitted by: Chloe Johnson | Categories: Europe, Food & Wine, Features
07 November, 2010
Over summer buckwheat flowers amongst ripening grapes, nature’s little helper in the battle against voracious leafroller caterpillars. This is Greening Waipara in action, a biodiversity initiative that has attracted support from more than 50 local vineyards, and spread to winegrowing regions around New Zealand and overseas.
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Submitted by: Amanda Cropp | Categories: Food & Wine, Features , New Zealand
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Submitted by: Carlos Alejandro Falcó Chang | Categories: Food & Wine, Illustrations
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Submitted by: David Sheppard | Categories: Food & Wine
30 September, 2010
An account of working on vintage in South West Australia that dispels a few myths about the glamour of winemaking.
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29 September, 2010
These nettle recipes were handed down from my grandmother to my mother. I have since added to my Gran's notes and provide here four updated nettle recipes, writes Monique Jones.
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Submitted by: Monique Jones | Categories: Food & Wine, Food & Wine
29 September, 2010
These nettle recipes were handed down from my grandmother to my mother. I have since added to my Gran's notes and provide here four updated nettle recipes, writes Monique Jones.
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Submitted by: Monique Jones | Categories: Food & Wine, Food & Wine
28 September, 2010
This article was written during a long holiday in Singapore, which was where I had lived for five years as a child. I loved the food and the people and still visit often. It covers some great Asian recipes and defines the various cultures which contribute to the flavours of Singaporean/Malay cooking.
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Submitted by: Monique Jones | Categories: Food & Wine, Asia, Asia
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Submitted by: Carlos Alejandro Falcó Chang | Categories: Food & Wine, Illustrations
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21 September, 2010
Does the method by which we shovel food into our hungry faces influence what we choose to eat? Asks Nick Houldsworth.
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20 September, 2010
Slow Cooker sales have boomed and a whole new generation of home executives is learning to use them. Why are they so popular and how could you get started with your own?
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Submitted by: Phillippa van de Steeg | Categories: Food & Wine, Home & Garden, Viewpoints, Tips/Advice
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Submitted by: Carlos Alejandro Falcó Chang | Categories: Food & Wine, Illustrations
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11 September, 2010
The basics on how to check on chooks' health; what can go wrong and how to fix it. Part three of a series on backyard poultry keeping.
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Submitted by: Heather Carston | Categories: Hobbies & Pets, Food & Wine, Rural Life, New Zealand, Animals
11 September, 2010
This is part two in a series of three articles about keeping chickens and deals with preparing a chicken for the table.
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10 September, 2010
Background and beliefs of the Morton Estate Winery, looking at their history, the vintner, what they win and who they supply to.
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10 May, 2010
There are health dangers associated with acrylimide in baked, roasted and fried food, but luckily we have a huge range of food to choose from compared to our ancestors, writes Dave Wolland.
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06 April, 2010
Meat glue, Xanthan and liquid nitrogen – they’re hardly ingredients that get tummies rumbling. But you’d be surprised how often they can be found in the fancy meals you order in New York restaurants – and how terrific they are making your food.
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Submitted by: Kirsten Matthew | Categories: Food & Wine, Features
16 December, 2009
Gordon Ramsay’s right hand man, Josh Emett, dishes on working with the famously profane British chef, and creates the perfect salad.
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16 December, 2009
A-listers, art stars and supermodels have all clamoured for tables at the uber-chic Indochine over the past 25 years. Kirsten Matthew gets the inside word on what went down over the years at the quintessential New York restaurant
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16 December, 2009
The hottest place to dine in the Big Apple isn't a chi-chi restaurant or a posh boite - it's a private supper club. Kirsten Matthew investigates the plethora of insider-y nights out taking place all over New York.
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