NSW wine awards 2013: the results
Huon Hooke It was Tumbarumba's year at the 2013 NSW Wine Awards, largely thanks to the regions' chardonnay.
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Chur Burger opens second outlet
Scott Bolles Fine-dining chef turned burgerman Warren Turnbull's Chur Burger takes its first McDonald's-eque step to world domination next weekend, opening a second outlet at The London Hotel in Paddington.
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Just open: La Condesa and Rice Workshop
Hilary McNevin Mexican taqueria La Condesa comes to Fitzroy and Harajuku-inspired haunt Rice Workshop opens in the city.
- Jimmy Grants/Hellenic Republic hybrid planned
- Redzepi's coffee compliment to St Ali
- Chef shuffles at Northcote's Estelle
- Albert St Food and Wine loses founders, retains chefs
- Sun sinks on Footscray's Little Ethiopia
- What's on: Melbourne food events in November
- Where to celebrate the Cup away from the track
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New alleyway bar cares about drink miles
Natascha Mirosch Hidden petite new drinking hole John Mills Himself may be the smallest bar in Brisbane.
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British wine expert blends with capital
Kirsten Lawson Britain’s foremost expert on Australian wine, Matthew Jukes, is back in town this week.
- Jamie's Italian gears up for first week of business in Canberra
- Cut a slice of camembert-making action
- Plonk turns up the heat on Nara sake
- Gourmet Traveller lists A. Baker and Eighty-six
- Alto's slick olive products scoop national awards
- Pasta joke as products shrink
- Big cheese comes to Ainslie
- A history of brewing in Canberra
- Gold Creek cafe offers gluten-free haven
- Organic fare at Canberra Environment Centre
- Eating for health: the Mediterranean diet
- Top spots for bread and pastries
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The Royal Hotel
Rachel Olding A full makeover transforms the upstairs bar into a classy garden party featuring summery gin cocktails.
Photo: Steve Lunam
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Eat street: a foodies' guide to Enmore Road
Andrew Phan Have you walked down Enmore Road recently? The street that played second fiddle to Newtown's vibrant King Street for years is fast becoming a foodie hot spot, with an intriguing mix of the old and the new.
Back Bar at 3 Weeds
Sally Webb The menu is a cut above regular pub grub and the lofty space is like a neighbourhood living room.
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Postino
Nina Rousseau It's very good pizza at Postino - a light, thin base with zero sog-factor, a fluffy crust, charred just right.
Photo: Eddie Jim
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Bomba
Larissa Dubecki If the mark of a restaurant is the passion it inspires, the rebirth of the Aylesbury is a runaway success.
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14.5/20
Deer Duck Bistro
Natascha Mirosch This eccentric suburban hole-in-the-wall offers an ambitious degustation-only menu.
Photo: Harrison Saragossi
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Jewel of India
Bryan Martin Jewel continues to impress with its distinct dishes and remains a favourite.
Photo: Jeffrey Chan
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Lark Hill
Natasha Rudra The Carpenter family has extended its biodynamic philosophy from its vineyards to the restaurant near Bungendore.
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Cherries and butterscotch pudding
Turn one of summer's delights into a delicious and sophisticated dessert.
Photo: William Meppem
Perfect pasta for warm days
Pasta is so versatile, just as suited to elaborate, slow-cooked sauces and luxurious ingredients as it is to simple, quick meals and humble ingredients.
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Clues in the crema
Matt Holden Good crema is an important part of espresso flavour and texture, even of milk coffee.
Photo: Eddie Jim
Video Good Food Videos
Moulding chocolates with Arno Backes
Master chocolatier Arno Backes gives us a glimpse into his delicious world at Melbourne Good Food Month. (01:39)
