Anatomy of a dish: hotpot
You, your friends, and a bubbling broth. Whether you like to steamboat Sichuan-style or do the Japanese shabu shabu, make sure you have all the essentials for this communal dish.
Where Japanese Australians go for a taste of home
Across Australia, there are plenty of spots to experience the food and culture of Japan. And for these chefs, restaurateurs and producers, it's just a matter of knowing where to look.
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How Australia fell in love with Japanese food
Exorbitant Kewpie mayonnaise prices, yakisoba made with spaghetti, and fish without the fat. Australians may have a love affair with Japanese cuisine but for the chefs who were first on the scene, it wasn't always easy.
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Clarence Slockee: ”If you have access to green space and beautiful things you can really connect with nature […] It’s good for your wellbeing”
In her monthly GT column, chef Kylie Kwong celebrates the individuals helping to grow a stronger community. Here, we meet Clarence Slockee, horticulturist, Gardening Australia presenter and proud Bundjalung man.
Jennifer Wong: ”The best way to dislodge a fishbone is to take yourself to a food court and get a $7 Chinese meal with a Coke”
The writer and comedian on memories of yum cha, regional Chinese restaurants and her new ABC series Chopsticks or Fork?
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Claudia Karvan: ”I’m a by-the-seat-of-my-pants cook”
One of Australia’s most recognised actors on learning Spanish, living in Bali and her last meal on earth.
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Suren Jayemanne: “I’d be so excited to [do] that gig just to have an excuse to have fried chicken”
The Sydney-based comedian on food allergies, Mum’s sambal prawns and being upstaged by "hot breakdancers".
Anatomy of a dish: bánh mì thịt
This fusion of French and Vietnamese flavour is wrapped up in a neat package.
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GT’s picks of Orange F.O.O.D Week 2021
Pack your overnight bag and BYO appetite.
”In the mainstream Australian food system, it’s the supermarkets that hold most of the power”
In her monthly GT column, Kylie Kwong celebrates the individuals helping to grow a stronger community. Here we meet Dr Nick Rose, executive director of Sustain: The Australian Food Network and advocate for food sovereignty.