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Gourmet Traveller

Jul 01 2020
Magazine

Each issue is packed with great dish ideas, hot restaurants and bars, entertaining tips, the best hotels and lavish spreads on some of the world’s most intoxicating travel destinations - everything you should expect from the Australia's premier food and travel magazine.

Gourmet Traveller

Editor’s letter

Where we’ve been

Contributors

What we’re eating • The Gourmet Traveller team shares what they are cooking and eating.

FIRE IT UP • The return of restaurants, a new high-end food delivery service and artful interpretations of iconic dishes.

RESTAURANT NEWS • THE LATEST FROM CHEFS AND RESTAURANTS AROUND AUSTRALIA

PROVIDOOR

ON THE PASS

NEW PERSPEX-TIVE

SMOKE AND TERROIRS

THREE OF THE BEST • CONCEPT STORES

HOTEL NEWS • LOCAL STAYS AND GETAWAYS ACROSS AUSTRALIA

Sloe gin • Made from sloe berries, this English classic has gone global as gin lovers quickly catch on to its sweet appeal.

Nina Karnikowski • The travel writer on overcoming her fears, family ties and the future of sustainable travel.

Ronni Kahn • The social entrepreneur and founder of food rescue charity OzHarvest on Israeli cuisine and minimising food waste.

Sean Moran • Kylie Kwong introduces us to some of her hospitality heroes and the individuals helping to grow a stronger community. This month, we meet chef and restaurateur Sean Moran.

FAST • Create simple, flavourful meals in less than 30 minutes with these everyday recipes.

Baklava • The history of this Middle Eastern treat is more layered than you might think.

CHEFS AT HOME • We ask chefs to share their go-to recipes for a cosy night in.

Sourdough • Making sourdough from scratch is one-part science and many parts practice, but this naturally leavened bread is worth mastering.

Leftovers

BACK TO BASICS • A chef-turned-baker from Sydney’s northern beaches believes slow, simple food is the way of the future, writes KARLIE VERKERK.

Food for thought • In times of uncertainty people seek transparency, which is driving a business boom for local producers, writes GEORGIE MEREDITH.

Working it out • Science has proven that the simple act of cooking can alleviate depression and improve our mental well-being. JORDAN KRETCHMER meets four people who have leveraged their relationship with food to find more balance.

Easy does it • Master the art of bread making, slow-cooked dishes to savour, Sardinian specialties, and the sweetest treats.

GLUTEN MORGEN • Sick of plain sourdough? Embrace the joy of daily breaditation as you expand your bread-making repertoire with these crowd pleasers.

SLOW & STEADY • Embrace life in the slow lane and linger in the kitchen as you savour these warming mid-winter recipes.

PARTNER PROMOTION • Wine suggestions by Seppelt Drumborg Vineyard

Island life • In her new cookbook Bitter Honey, chef LETITIA CLARK explores the food and culture of Sardinia, where meals are never a hurried affair.

YOUR OWN SWEET TIME • In her debut cookbook Beatrix Bakes, Melbourne baker NATALIE PAULL celebrates sugar, spice and all things nice.

Homeward bound • A local’s guide to regional Australia, making the most of down time, and the wonders of winemaking in the Victorian High Country.

ARE WE THERE YET? • There’s so much beauty in our own backyards. With travel restrictions easing, get road-trip ready with the help of these regional travel guides from some of the country’s most respected restaurateurs.

The art of... slowing down • ANNA HART upgrades her travel daydreams as she turns her back on the days of fast travel.

TOP DROPS • Victoria’s High Country has become one of the...


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Frequency: Monthly Pages: 132 Publisher: Are Media Pty Limited Edition: Jul 01 2020

OverDrive Magazine

  • Release date: June 28, 2020

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OverDrive Magazine

subjects

Food & Wine

Languages

English

Each issue is packed with great dish ideas, hot restaurants and bars, entertaining tips, the best hotels and lavish spreads on some of the world’s most intoxicating travel destinations - everything you should expect from the Australia's premier food and travel magazine.

Gourmet Traveller

Editor’s letter

Where we’ve been

Contributors

What we’re eating • The Gourmet Traveller team shares what they are cooking and eating.

FIRE IT UP • The return of restaurants, a new high-end food delivery service and artful interpretations of iconic dishes.

RESTAURANT NEWS • THE LATEST FROM CHEFS AND RESTAURANTS AROUND AUSTRALIA

PROVIDOOR

ON THE PASS

NEW PERSPEX-TIVE

SMOKE AND TERROIRS

THREE OF THE BEST • CONCEPT STORES

HOTEL NEWS • LOCAL STAYS AND GETAWAYS ACROSS AUSTRALIA

Sloe gin • Made from sloe berries, this English classic has gone global as gin lovers quickly catch on to its sweet appeal.

Nina Karnikowski • The travel writer on overcoming her fears, family ties and the future of sustainable travel.

Ronni Kahn • The social entrepreneur and founder of food rescue charity OzHarvest on Israeli cuisine and minimising food waste.

Sean Moran • Kylie Kwong introduces us to some of her hospitality heroes and the individuals helping to grow a stronger community. This month, we meet chef and restaurateur Sean Moran.

FAST • Create simple, flavourful meals in less than 30 minutes with these everyday recipes.

Baklava • The history of this Middle Eastern treat is more layered than you might think.

CHEFS AT HOME • We ask chefs to share their go-to recipes for a cosy night in.

Sourdough • Making sourdough from scratch is one-part science and many parts practice, but this naturally leavened bread is worth mastering.

Leftovers

BACK TO BASICS • A chef-turned-baker from Sydney’s northern beaches believes slow, simple food is the way of the future, writes KARLIE VERKERK.

Food for thought • In times of uncertainty people seek transparency, which is driving a business boom for local producers, writes GEORGIE MEREDITH.

Working it out • Science has proven that the simple act of cooking can alleviate depression and improve our mental well-being. JORDAN KRETCHMER meets four people who have leveraged their relationship with food to find more balance.

Easy does it • Master the art of bread making, slow-cooked dishes to savour, Sardinian specialties, and the sweetest treats.

GLUTEN MORGEN • Sick of plain sourdough? Embrace the joy of daily breaditation as you expand your bread-making repertoire with these crowd pleasers.

SLOW & STEADY • Embrace life in the slow lane and linger in the kitchen as you savour these warming mid-winter recipes.

PARTNER PROMOTION • Wine suggestions by Seppelt Drumborg Vineyard

Island life • In her new cookbook Bitter Honey, chef LETITIA CLARK explores the food and culture of Sardinia, where meals are never a hurried affair.

YOUR OWN SWEET TIME • In her debut cookbook Beatrix Bakes, Melbourne baker NATALIE PAULL celebrates sugar, spice and all things nice.

Homeward bound • A local’s guide to regional Australia, making the most of down time, and the wonders of winemaking in the Victorian High Country.

ARE WE THERE YET? • There’s so much beauty in our own backyards. With travel restrictions easing, get road-trip ready with the help of these regional travel guides from some of the country’s most respected restaurateurs.

The art of... slowing down • ANNA HART upgrades her travel daydreams as she turns her back on the days of fast travel.

TOP DROPS • Victoria’s High Country has become one of the...


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