Jenny and I are foodie lovers and we've been to three food events this year (only 1 of them, we went to separately). Last month at the Taste of Melbourne, we enjoyed ourselves thoroughly with Melbourne's Ultimate Tasting Menu - sharing 7 of the superb dishes between us from a number of great restaurants :)
This is a photo of the two of us with our yummylicious cupcakes that we did not share with anyone (we were at a weekend getaway for a friend's birthday)...
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Jenny, Myself & our cupcakes <3 |
Here are the photos of the dishes that we had on the night...
'European' Kinkawooka paella cooked by Ian Curley, The European.
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'European' Kinkawooka paella |
Slow cooked suckling lamb, pearl barley salad & truffled pecorino cooked by Riccardo Momesso, Sarti.
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Slow cooked suckling lamb, pearl barley salad & truffled pecorino |
Seared scallops, green chilli aioli, almonds and celeriac remoulade cooked by Anthony Musarra, Stokehouse.
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Seared scallops, green chilli aioli, almonds and celeriac remoulade |
Grilled pork and fennel slider with mustard mayo also cooked by Anthony Mussara, Stokehouse.
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Grilled pork and fennel slider with mustard mayo |
Turkish lamb dumplings, garlic yoghurt, sumac, dried fruit cooked by Paul Dunlop, St Katherine's.
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Turkish lamb dumplings, garlic yoghurt, sumac, dried fruit |
Olive fried octopus, aioli, steamed eggplant & pickled free range eggs cooked by Cheong Liew, The Botanical.
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Olive fried octopus, aioli, steamed eggplant & pickled free range eggs |
10 hr braised beef cheeks with beetroot, spinach & field mushrooms cooked by Dylan Roberts, The Millswyn.
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10 hr braised beef cheeks with beetroot, spinach & field mushrooms |
All the dishes we had were cooked to perfection and we absolutely enjoyed every mouthful of it. If I had to rate my top 3 dishes, it would have to be...
- 10 hr braised beef cheeks with beetroot, spinach & field mushrooms - it's not every day that I get to eat beef cheeks (in fact, it was my first time) and this was to die for, it was so soft and it just melted in your mouth...absolutely delicious!
- Olive fried octopus, aioli, steamed eggplant & pickled free rage eggs - I have to admit I have eaten a fair amount of seafood throughout my 24 years but I have never eaten octopus like this. I don't know what Cheong did to the octopus before he fried it in but it oh damn it was good...I think it would have been a tad better with a couple more pieces of octopus and less ruffage coz the octopus was hidden under it.
- Seared scallops, green chilli aioli, almonds and celeriac remoulade - absolutely love scallops and this combination with the green chilli aioli and the almonds and celeriac remoulade was delish! *drools* thinking about it makes me want to have some more...least I know I can find it the Stokehouse! :)
That is all I have for now!
p/s: I know I haven't posted up anything new that I have cooked recently and I apologise for that >_< It's been a hectic month at work and weekends have been flooded with events so in November, hopefully it will be quieter and I will be able to serve up a few dishes :)
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