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We did it. We bit the bullet, ripped off the bandage, and broke up with the conventions of the auto industry. And it’s like a weight has been lifted. We’re finally free to..
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We did it. We bit the bullet, ripped off the bandage, and broke up with the conventions of the auto industry. And it’s like a weight has been lifted. We’re finally free to..
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You have to work hard to dodge fried chicken on the menu of most restaurants at the moment, and although I never thought I’d say this – I’m sick of it! It’s problematic when a great dish becomes a food trend and is reproduced millions of times. In the case of fried chicken, I’ve eaten some that Colonel Sanders himself would baulk at, but even more than that, it’s not something I want in my weekly diet.
Read MoreTo those of us that love food, Dominion Road in Auckland is synonymous with a variety of excellent Asian cuisines – in particular, Chinese cuisines. One who has never driven down the ‘Dom’ (as it is affectionately known by some) will be entranced…
Read MoreMouth watering crusted lamb rack with almonds and panko crumbs served with sweet roasted baby carrots in a lime dressing topped with roasted seeds. This is a meal you won’t want to share and can be enjoyed in any season.
Read MoreIn the Kitchen with: Des Harris: Coffee Crème Brûlée With the perfect combination of creaminess and crunch, Crème Brûlée is a wonderfully delicate and decadent treat. France, Spain and England have all laid claim to it, and for good reason – it’s delicious. Des has added coffee to this classic recipe, resulting in a beautifully […]
Read MoreThe myth of wonky fruit and vegetables. By Sophie Gilmour This is a tale about not judging a book by its cover, and you’ll have to taste it to believe it. Vegetables, like most things, were not all created equal. I think we can agree that a potato or a yam would have difficulty in […]
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