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Maggie’s Kitchen Diary

Match Made in Heaven

April 28 2016 Food wise

Either fresh or dried pears are wonderful poached in a syrup of Verjuice and lemon, and the combination of pear and dark chocolate works every time, whether in a super rich batch of brownies, or as part of a pear crumble with chocolate buttons mixed through the crunchy topping- MB. Read the rest...

Last Week's Travels

April 27 2016 Maggie’s favourites

Last week during our trip to Victoria we visited Growlers Creek Grove chestnut farm with Patrizia Simone. We arrived to Harry, an 11 year old boy, who knew everything there was to know about chestnuts, roasting them on his fire- it was truly something else! A beautiful family showed us around the chestnut trees which were first planted in 1874 on the hill side. The split chestnuts were taken from us to the pig farmer who was feeding his pigs on organic chestnuts- how about that! Read the rest...

New 4 Pack Cider

April 26 2016 New products

The invitation to BYO drinks has been answered in the most delicious manner with Maggie’s 4 pack of cider - regardless of whether your destination is the beach, a picnic blanket or a shared meal in your own backyard. Read the rest...

Vineyard for Sale!

April 25 2016 News

Beer Brothers are selling their Riverland vineyard; 45.64 acres planted to Chardonnay, Semillon, Shiraz & Cabernet Sauvignon grape varieties and 7.26 acres planted to Quince trees. Located on Clements Road Cobdogla and bordering Chambers Creek, this vineyard presents a great opportunity for the right person. For more information and contact details please visit http://bit.ly/VineyardSale Read the rest...

When are apples ready to pick?

April 24 2016 Tips and techniques

Knowing when to pick apples will vary slightly according to the variety you have chosen but a general indication is a blush of colour and that unmistakable fragrance of ripeness. If you would like a further indicator, you can cut a sample apple and check that the seeds inside are a lovely dark brown-black. This will tell you the apples are ready to come off the tree. If the seeds are still pale in colour then leave the apples for a few more weeks before checking again- MB. Read the rest...

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