Maggie Beer

Maggie’s Kitchen Diary

Christmas Goose

December 18 2015 Food wise

Nothing says Christmas like Roast Goose, and over the years of putting this traditional dish on her table Maggie has learned all the tricks to cooking the perfect goose. We’re so happy she’s such a good sharer! Read the rest...

12 Days of Christmas

December 17 2015 Food wise

I always plan a supper for Christmas Eve. I never quite know whether friends as well as family will drop by, so I need a menu that can expand or contract without anything being wasted. Having done so much cooking earlier in the day ready for Christmas lunch itself, I add a list of simple supper foods that lend themselves to either being put on the table all at once, or served in stages. Again, it’s all about planning to ensure the day’s cooking agenda is manageable - and preferably you’ve roped someone in to help. How do you plan your Christmas Eve? Read the rest...

But Once A Year...

December 16 2015 Food wise

Christmas just wouldn’t be Christmas without the indulgence of flavours we have but once a year; whether a slow cooked ham glistening with glaze, or the richness of a traditionally made pudding, festivities are marked by what is shared at the table. But that’s not to say a holiday shouldn’t be just that, which is why Maggie has made things all the less laborious and all the more delicious this year, with her small run Christmas range, including Salted Brandy Caramel as the perfect partner to her delicious Christmas pudding. Read the rest...

Congratulations Sian!

December 16 2015 News

Congratulations to Sian the ‪Great Australian Bake Off 2015 winner. Read the rest...

12 Days of Christmas

December 15 2015 Food wise

It always seems ironic that we most often think of using oysters for Summer celebrations, particularly Christmas, yet this is the time when many oysters are spawning and not at their best. Try and find ‘triploid oysters’ if you can; an oyster that has been propagated because it doesn't spawn. And I have to admit, whenever I get the chance, I search out the native Angasi oysters. Freshly shucked oysters served on a bed of ice is as good as it gets, but I also love to add an accompaniment such as a Verjuice and eschallot dressing. It’s so refreshing and the perfect addition to beautifully fresh oysters. How do you like to serve fresh oysters if they’re part of your Christmas table? Read the rest...

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