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Food and Wine
Five of the Best Devonshire teas
No one needs an excuse to eat scones, jam and cream. The delightful trio is a match made in heaven when paired with a lovely pot of tea. It’s also a wonderful way to spend time with mum this Mother’s Day.
Divine inspiration for hyper-seasonal eatery
From trophy mansion to the HQ of the god squad, Maylands Lodge has had a chequered history. The 130-year-old landmark is now about nine months into its latest incarnation as a high-end hotel and “hyper-seasonal” eatery, writes LIBBY SUTHERLAND
Five of the Best vine dining
Tasmania’s vineyards and wineries are gaining a reputation for fine food as well as the fruit of their vines. Here are five great food experiences at some of Tasmania’s top vineyards.
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Experimental spirit pays off
WHISKY legend Bill Lark has taken to the high seas to add new flavours to his award-winning drop.
Tassie battles chronic chef shortage
TASMANIA’S hospitality industry is driving a campaign to combat a chronic chef shortage.
Mussels off Tassie menus
MUSSELS have been pulled from menus across Tasmania because of the return of algal blooms.
Praise for our fathers
DADS deserve presents with thought. Here are some suggestions for those who like to cook and eat.
Chef finds home has magic mix
TASMANIA’S newly crowned Chef of the Year was drawn to the state he says has the best produce.
Wineries come out of the woods
TASMANIAN wineries are tapping into an influx of visitors chasing gourmet tourism experiences.
Tassie tastes culinary success
TASMANIAN restaurants no longer need to set their score by food reviewers, says Graeme Phillips.
Veggie growers ride export boom
THE humble Tasmanian vegetable is finding its way onto more plates overseas.
Franklin makes elite dining list
HOBART eatery Franklin is Tasmania’s only entry in this year’s Gourmet Traveller top 100 restaurants list.
State of origin interest grows
MEAT lovers are increasingly curious about the traceability of the chops and steak on their plate.
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