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Nat Thaipun takes us shopping for Queen Vic Market’s best-value food finds (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. At least twice a week, Nat Thaipun – winner of MasterChef 2024, cookbook author and new Good Food columnist – pulls a 12-hour shift as a chef at three-hatted Melbourne fine diner Vue de Monde. She flops, exhausted, through her front door after 10pm. But it’s her kitchen, not the couch, that calls. “I cook after work to relax; I play with ideas for new recipes. I call it procrasti-cooking,” Thaipun
The everyday foods a leading gut expert always adds to her supermarket basket (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. Professor Felice Jacka beams as we hit the rolled oat section of Woolworths. “Here it is, the gut health epicentre of the supermarket,” she declares. The world-recognised director of the Food and Mood Centre at Deakin University says whole grains such as oats, barley and rye are the best foods you can eat for a healthy gut. She yanks a packet of unstabilised (raw, untreated) oats off the shelf. “T
Ronnie Di Stasio on closing the pioneering Cafe Di Stasio after 38 years (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. Restaurateur Rinaldo Di Stasio pulled an all-nighter on Tuesday as champagne-fuelled celebrations for the sale of Cafe Di Stasio morphed into a 5am World Cup watch party. His St Kilda hive of Italian good times this week passed into the hands of one of its former chefs, Nathan Presley, who will reopen it in August as a seafood restaurant. After 38 years, the Campari-soaked reign of 71-year-old Di
The popular eggs the experts reckon you should leave on the shelf (opens the original)
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With seven billion eggs consumed in Australia every year, choosing a carton at the local supermarket can be a brain-scrambling experience. Shelves are lined with a dizzying array of brands making increasingly confusing claims – from “natural living” and “farm fresh” to “Australian grown”. In fact, some are downright redundant; as the RSPCA points out, every carton egg sold in this country is laid in Australia. To make grocery shopping easier, here’s how to crack the egg packaging code, and what
Is free-range, cage-free or barn-laid better? How to crack confusing egg carton code (opens the original)
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When it comes to egg packaging, there are plenty of buzzwords but little clarity. Experts break down exactly what to look for the next time you’re shopping for eggs.
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