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Entries for September 2009
By
Jillian Moore on 28/09/2009

A day in the mountains sure can work up your appetite - but the Blue M Food Co & Cafe in Katoomba had just the treat - or treats - for Jillian and...
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All Eaten Up on 28/09/2009

Driving through the Barossa Valley it's not hard to see what the region is famous for. With every street in its charming little towns lined with vineyards it's no wonder this is one of Australia's leading wine regions.
The days where water bottles were nothing more than just plastic and food packaging was nothing more than just a protective sleeve with nutritional in...
By
Lyn White on 16/09/2009

Tributes are pouring in from around the world for Keith Floyd, 65, the British TV chef, restaurateur, writer and bon vivant, who has died following a heart attack.
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All Eaten Up on 11/09/2009

Doltone House, the property at Sydney's Jones Bay Wharf, is a major sponsor of the culinary extravaganza, The Variety of Chefs Red Carpet Dinner.
The charitable evening will bring together six of Australia’s top chefs to showcase their skills in an entertaining live on-stage cook-off.
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FOODweek Online on 10/09/2009

Caviar and other exotic delicacies will be available to travellers using Sydney Airport's international terminal later this month.
The Caviar House & Prunier Seafood Bar will offer travellers "elegant surroundings" where they can enjoy Prunier caviar, smoked Balik salmon, sushi, sashimi and foie gras.
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FOODweek Online on 04/09/2009

For the majority of Mexican immigrants, looking beyond the border gates to San Diego and LA offers new hope, the promise of a new life and perhaps financial security.
By
Robert Stockdill on 02/09/2009

A decade ago one would have scoffed at the concept of premium wines being sold with metal screw caps instead of traditional corks.
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Renzo Andrews on 02/09/2009

Recipes can be handed down from generation to generation and so can myths surrounding food safety - sometimes with sickening consequences.