Maggie Beer

Maggie’s Kitchen Diary

A Ripple Effect

September 20 2016 Maggie’s favourites

For any of us that have busy lives, not every home cooked meal is going to be a pleasurable way to spend time, but the ripple effect of eating well, and the wellbeing that comes with that, can’t help but be appreciated over the feeling of grabbing something quick to eat in the car between appointments. I know each time I make the mistake of rushing any meal, I remind myself of just how wonderful it is to make the time to cook -MB. Read the rest...

A Sparkling Affair

September 16 2016 Food wise

My Sparkling Chardonnay, while alcohol free, can still be matched to food in the same way that wine can, because we use traditional winemaking techniques to produce it. It is simply wine with the alcohol left aside. I always tend to match wine to my cooking because it is so seasonally influenced, but my Sparkling Chardonnay is so perfectly food-friendly, I feel like I can drink it with anything -MB. Read the rest...

A delicious. Award

September 15 2016 News

With David Blackmore who won this year's Maggie Beer Award for Outstanding Contribution to the food industry at last night's delicious. Produce Awards. David's combined understanding of raising animals as a fifth-generation farmer and his study of Japanese genetics and methodology of farming wagyu sets the absolute benchmark to all others. Read the rest...

You Can't Beat Homegrown!

September 12 2016 Food wise

If you don’t have access to a good range of homegrown potatoes, and would like to, simply search out the variety you want to grow, let them go to seed, then plant them. I arrange them in neat rows because it is only when the plant dies back that the potatoes are ready to dig up, and I need good markers so I don’t rip up my whole garden in the frenzy to find the buried treasure! - MB. Read the rest...

delicious. Produce Awards 2016

September 11 2016 Food wise

Congratulations to all the finalists and winners at last night's delicious. Produce Awards - it was an exciting night celebrating producers who are doing amazing things all over Australia. It’s the 11th year of the awards and every year there is always something that absolutely astounds us. Joel Bickford, the chef at Pier One Sydney did an amazing job taking the produce of the finalists and putting it together as canapes for everyone to taste - it was a truly great night! -MB Read the rest...

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