Friday, 9 March 2012
(Friday night dinner) Sushi Burger J Cafe
I love a good hamburger, and I love Japanese food. By their powers combined an awesome dinner is served!
Thursday, 8 March 2012
Crawl & Bite
G and I are certainly enjoying the Melbourne Food & Wine Festival - we enjoyed Crawl & Bite on Monday night in the city. The aim is to try 3 nice places in Melbourne where you are offered a drink and a "small plate"
G and I went to:
G and I went to:
- Comme - delicious tomato and olive oil consomme, fancy fish and chips, wagyu skewer and a chocolate covered marshmallow. The consomme was the best, acidic and full-flavoured
- Saint Peter's Trattoria - brushcetta with bacalla (salted cod), calimari stuffed with prawn, wagyu cannelloni - bruschetta was the best, but nothing was super inspiring
- Longrain - seared tuna, pork hock and something very spicy (so spicy that I am not sure what was in it except for chilli!)
Food Truck Fiesta
As part of the Melbourne Food & Wine Festival, G and I headed down to the Riverside Opening Weekend, and partook in what I call "Food Truck Fiesta" (it was officially called Food Trucks Unite).
G and I enjoyed a taste from several of the trucks:
G and I enjoyed a taste from several of the trucks:
- chicken taco and potato taco from Taco Truck - delicious and amazing
- mushroom burger from Beatbox - overpriced, nothing spectacular
- mustard and pickles hot dog - toppings were amazing, sausage was nothing special
Monday, 5 March 2012
Happy Birthday G!
A little while ago G turned 29, so I had to make some cupcakes to celebrate, with green icing (as requested).
The green icing was actually swiss meringue buttercream, using this recipe from Sweetapolita.
Absolutely delicious.
The green icing was actually swiss meringue buttercream, using this recipe from Sweetapolita.
Absolutely delicious.
Thursday, 1 March 2012
Oh yum, a french vanilla slice from Just Fine Foods
Just Fine Foods in Sorrento is admittedly a long way to go for a vanilla slice. But the vanilla slice wasn't the ONLY reason for the trip down the coast.
A layer of creamy filling (some magical combination of cream and custard), with a little jam, is sandwiched between 2 layers of crisp pastry. On top is a serious dusting of icing sugar - which is definitely a hazard when it comes to eating these slices.
$7.50 each to take away, and I understand that it may be more expensive to eat in. I have also heard negative reviews about the service, so have not risked it given that the beach/pier is very close and is a lovely location - eat a vanilla slice and enjoy the beach sounds, sights and smells!
A layer of creamy filling (some magical combination of cream and custard), with a little jam, is sandwiched between 2 layers of crisp pastry. On top is a serious dusting of icing sugar - which is definitely a hazard when it comes to eating these slices.
$7.50 each to take away, and I understand that it may be more expensive to eat in. I have also heard negative reviews about the service, so have not risked it given that the beach/pier is very close and is a lovely location - eat a vanilla slice and enjoy the beach sounds, sights and smells!
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