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I’m a freelance food writer with special interest in cultural and ethnic cuisines. I have been published in Feast, a national monthly food magazine associated with SBS and Agenda City Perth. Please feel free to contact me to discuss writing opportunities.

 

AGENDA CITY, October 2012: Ristretto Coffee Wall and Northbridge Roastery

 

FEAST, October 2012: Joe de Silva : Bhooni

A profile of Joe, who shares his Goan and Anglo Indian heritage through his favourite dish: bhooni. I tried the recipe and it was delicious – comfort food at its best.

 

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AGENDA CITY, September 2012: The Perth Food Engineers share their top 5 hot date spots

 

AGENDA CITY, September 2012: Let them eat bread! Yoke’s top 5 eats

 

AGENDA CITY, September 2012: Took Be Gi

 

FEAST, September 2012: Feast Food Awards

I was lucky enough to be the Perth judge for the inaugural Feast Food Awards. Ten categories. 1 winners and 2 runners-up in each, it was a blast. Buy the September issue now to see Perth’s best eats.

 

AGENDA CITY, August 2012: Canton Bay, Perth

 

AGENDA CITY, August 2012: Core Cider, Pickering Brook

 

AGENDA CITY, July 2012: Stirling Farmers’ Market, Stirling

 

AGENDA CITY, July 2012: Smoult’s Continental Deli, Maylands

 

AGENDA CITY, July 2012: Neighbourhood Pizza, Mount Hawthorn

 

FEAST, June 2012: Elby Grabe: Biltong

A profile of Elby, who kindly made a huge batch of biltong for the shots! They are seriously addictive. (Thanks Elby!)

 

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FEAST, May 2012: The Prophet

Run by father and son duo, Jihad and Christian, The Prophet is indeed a special place in East Vic Park. What you eat on the menu are Jihad’s special dishes – his mum’s omelette, his raw lamb kibbeh nayeh – all passed down to his son Christian, who inexplicably improves on his father’s work. One of my favourite restaurants in Perth.

 

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FEAST, March 2012: Kakulas Sister, Perth

One of my favourite stores in all of Perth – Kakulas Sister in Fremantle. There’s a Kakulas Sister in Nollamara too.

 

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FEAST, January 2012: Myaree & Winthrop, Perth

If there ever was a delegated Malaysian district in Perth it would by Winthrop! All the nationalities (and food) that represent Malaysia – Baba Nyonya, Chinese, Indian and Malay – are in these two suburbs.

 

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FEAST, November 2011: Wabi Sabi

A wonderful Japanese retreat just metres away from the Kalamunda township, Adele and Gino offer Japanese hospitality within their ryokan and expertly manicured gardens. As part of a ryokan stay, a kaiseki meal – a multi course personalised meal – is cooked by Gino. This is wear you come for the complete Japanese experience without leaving Perth. Amazing stuff.

 

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FEAST, September 2011: Koreatown, Perth

This ’In the Neighbourhood’ article was published in the first edition of SBS Feast. On the eastern fringe of Perth’s CBD shopping district, I explore the various Korean shops, eateries and meet the owners and hear their stories. An excerpt of the article can also be found here. Another Perth based story was printed in the first issue, see Wild Sourdough below.

 

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FEAST, September 2011: Wild Sourdough

Yoke’s intimate knowledge of sourdough fermentation goes beyond bread and into diet, passion, health and general good living. I went along for the beginner sourdough which I highly recommend to anybody interested in baking bread. That’s me petting Yoke’s flour eating jack russell terrier, in my Henry the 8th apron bought from the Tower of London gift shop. :)

 

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SUNDAY TIMES STM magazine for Eat Drink Perth 2011

My first ever mention in the world of published media. :)

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* All Feast photographs are by Jackson Eaton.

  1. 1
    chipinthesky

    Good work!! :D
    chipinthesky´s last post ….Vietnamese Beef Stew Bo Kho

  2. 2
    mei

    chipinthesky – Aw thanks! Glad to see you are back in the blogosphere. :D


 
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