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Nat Thaipun is laying the foundations to help you become a better, more instinctive cook (opens the original)
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Ever tried your hand at making a curry from scratch, only for it go disastrously wrong? Maybe it’s too salty, or too sweet, perhaps the sauce splits, or turns out weak, watery or unbalanced. For cooking novices, it can often feel easier to just order a takeaway than labour over a new skill. But Good Food’s new recipe columnist Nat Thaipun insists that imperfection is an integral step in mastering the art of home cooking. “I want to give people the confidence to cook not just Thai food but any ki
‘Make sure they don’t regret it’: How restaurants are convincing you to come back (opens the original)
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In an age when takeaway is on the rise and spending money on food increasingly means clicking a button on delivery apps and asking drivers to leave it at the door, it might feel as though the joy of dining out is being lost. But in fact, switched-on restaurant owners are dialling up the delight, with Thornbury favourite Umberto Espresso Bar pouring dine-in customers limoncello on the house. The sweetener is a way to say thank you to diners who reach the minimum spend of $75 a head: the equivalen
‘Bakeries are the new wine bar’: A first look at a hole-in-the-wall bakery’s new dine-in spot (opens the original)
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In good news for fans of tiny Little Collins Street bakery Kudo, you’ll soon be able to get your hands on even more of its cult-favourite gluten-free bakes, with a whole new line-up hitting the shelves at a bigger space just off Brunswick’s Sydney Road. Named Itera, it’s the first solo venture for former Sunda pastry chef Felix Goodwin and his partner Elena Nguyen, who opened their first business with the Windsor Group (also behind Aru). They’ve enlisted ex-Society chef Kelvin Ong to bring a tou
‘Customers expect more’: Why Melbourne’s sandwich shops look (half) a million bucks (opens the original)
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When Melbourne sandwich titan Hector’s Deli first opened in Richmond in 2017, it set the wheels in motion for a transformation of the humble sanga shop that’s still playing out today. First, there was the food; $10 seeded salad rolls and Wonder White toasties morphed into $18 focaccias stacked with gourmet deli meats; hulking New York-style Reubens; and crumbed chicken sandwiches bigger than your head. Later came the swish architect-designed interiors. Since that first shop, Hector’s has expande
The Frog Club (opens the original)
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Late-night dining on Chapel Street is no longer limited to kebab joints and pizza shops thanks to the arrival of the big and buzzing Frog Club in Windsor. Glam interiors nod to New York steakhouses and French brasseries, with similar influences seen on the menu served until midnight every night of the week. Martini-friendly bites (hello, mussel escabeche crumpets) join splashy mains such as lobster frites and pure-bred Australian wagyu cote de boeuf. Prawn cocktail and Caesar salad are among the
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