Showing posts with label Food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Food. Show all posts

Wednesday, 30 January 2013

Rose Coloured Glasses

 


I was just looking through my Instagram Posts (@feelingfuzzier) for the last two months and it seems pink and red have featured in quite a bit of my food shots. Hmmm... What does this mean?? Maybe nothing, but I like to ruminate upon such things on a Wednesday morning.
 
xx

Thursday, 8 November 2012

Hello Singapore!

Well, it's actually 'so-long Singapore' as I write this post. Battling against bleary jet-lag may mean a bit of rambling today... The couch feels like it's moving underneath me, but I will persist!

Our five day trip had three purposes - having some tailor made shirts and suits stitched up for NP, to eat good food and to relax. All were accomplished, along with some sight-seeing ta'boot.

Highlights included our stay at The Fullerton Bay Hotel (the breakfast was a-mazing), The Little Drom Store, Supermamma, the Perikanan Museum and The Gardens by the Bay.

Some photos to illustrate:

 

 

Monday, 30 April 2012

Wild & Windy Weekend Picnic at Strickland House, Vaucluse

Picnic at Strickland House Picnic at Strickland House Picnic at Strickland House Picnic at Strickland House

Nathan and I celebrated our fourth year of being married with a picnic at Strickland House, Vaucluse. The sun managed to sneak out for a little while, but I quite liked the blusteriness of the day. There was very little company and we felt like we had the whole of the foreshore to ourselves.

We had a custom made hamper from The Sydney Picnic Company and it was more than delicious... olives, cheese, lovely salad and brownies ta boot! Lovely touches of craftiness swathed the basket and inside were hidden brown boxes tied with string, polka dote napkins, cutlery tied with flowers... the perfect combination of aesthetic yumminess, which I think reflected quite well our two loves... food and design.

Sunday, 29 January 2012

Hairy Lamingtons



Freshly baked just like my Grandma makes them.

Four days later and only four lamingtons left in the fridge...

Monday, 16 May 2011

Grower's Markets, Pyrmont

Growers' Market, Pyrmont
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An early morning Saturday morning at Pyrmont's Growers' Markets. Armed with coffee from Single Origin, we braved the crowds to taste and gather deliciously fresh ingredients!

Monday, 23 August 2010

Lunch time conundrum solved...

Thanks to Deb at Smitten Kitchen for solving this week's "what shall I take to work for lunch?" debacle!

Sunday, 7 June 2009

Honey, Lemon & Ginger Tea


This is something I'm making every morning to warm me up... There's no real recipe - just slice a knob of ginger, pop it into a tea pot with a squeeze of lemon and enough honey to make it sweet-ish.



I'm enjoying the Miellerie range of honey from Tasmania - our friend Dutch smuggled some back for me after a trip visiting his family. Though you don't need to be in Tasmania to find - organic food shops and delicatessens are now stocking the four different types... pop over to this site to read more about this lovely find...


I also love my local honey provided by my friend Nicki who's local community has their own hives. I've been told that eating local honey can help with hay-fever, and so far so good! If you'd like to know where you can get this honey from just email me!

xEmma

Saturday, 6 June 2009

Our beautiful weekend away...





Our weekend away to the Southern Highlands was even better than we thought it could be!
Craft, cooking and watching those crazy ladies from Grey Gardens kept us entertained.

Thank you to my lovely mum who let us stay in her beautiful house. I can't wait to visit again soon!

x Emma & Yumi

PS To see a few more pictures hop over to our flickr page!

Friday, 29 May 2009

Sweet Treats...

This is something I've been enjoying... I'm not entirely sure what they are, but the sure taste good. If found these sweet little treats at Norton St Grocer, and they come in very lovely wrapping.

(5 minutes later)

I've just visited the Ines Rosales website... it seems they are healthy (no preservatives), can be eaten at any meal, and really are super great all round!


Saturday, 3 January 2009

Quite a lovely picnic...

Yumi and I took our dear friend Kirsten out for a mystery birthday celebration last month. It was a very chummy day made even better by the lovely Eddie of The Little Marionette hand delivering our food to the park.





Hola!


It's been a little while since the last post, so I've got lots of catching up to do! We've finally started to see some summery weather in Sydney, so I'm feeling particularly excited!

Tuesday, 23 September 2008

Melbourne Part 1: Eating



We ate ourselves silly over the weekend...
Flew in, checked in and went straight to Pellegrini's Espresso Bar, a place I'd heard so much about, a "Melbourne institution". The problem with not being a local is not knowing which dish is going to be the best option, and when we saw a guy tucking into a plate of meat-balls we knew we'd made an error. The granita and coffee made up for our average, but over-sized Ravioli and Spaghetti Marinara.

Next up was dinner at Comme, recommended by a friend who's food radar is one of the best. We had the meal of a life-time - the food just keeps on coming if you go with the Chef's Selection, the highlight for NP being the fries (okay, my highlight too...).

A late lunch the next day at Little Creatures Dining Hall continued the good eating... beer and Pipsqueak Cider accompanied lamb shanks for me, steak sandwich for NP, and then the most AMAZING donuts with ice cream were scoffed down. A fun place to go with friends with the casual climate and open space (thought nice with someone special too).

Japanese in the evening in the interest of our digestion was had at Hak0 - found wandering the back-lanes (and mistaking Robot Sushi for a food venue, when actually a bar). Great meal - the hot pot was smashing, but let down by a diluted pot of tea. Which matters. A lot. But I guess when this is a low point in a weekend, it's a pretty good one.

NP continued this culinary journey the next day with a trip to the place claiming "the world's best fries"... Lord of the Fries. I think he's trying to figure out how to bring the franchise to Sydney. I have to agree they were pretty good. We've just sent an email begging them to come to Sydney.

So we've had our intake of potato for the year and we're on detox this week trying to recovery from our gluttony, but it was worth every bite. 

Pellegrini's: 66 Bourke St Melbourne.
Comme: 7 Alfred Place, Melbourne.
Little Creatures Dining Hall: 222 Brunswick St, Fitzroy.
Hako: 310 Flinders Lane, Melbourne.
Lord of the Fries:  Flinders St Station, Melbourne.