What Is Foie Gras? An Honest Guide for Australians
What foie gras actually is, how it’s made, duck versus goose, what ‘bloc’ means on the label — and how the French serve it.


What foie gras actually is, how it’s made, duck versus goose, what ‘bloc’ means on the label — and how the French serve it.

White beans, duck confit, Toulouse sausage and a centuries-old three-town argument — everything you need to know about France’s greatest winter dish.

June to August is Australian truffle season — and most of the national crop comes out of the ground near Manjimup, a few hours south of Perth.

Truffle-salt popcorn, sticky truffle hot-sauce wings and shards of truffle chocolate on one board — the night in that out-eats any night out.

One is a dry spice-and-tea blend, the other arrives glossy with honey — the real differences between masala chai and sticky chai, and how to brew each.

Golden-crusted scallops in brown butter, finished with bursting lemon & black pepper flavour pearls — a ten-minute starter that eats like a degustation course.

What ‘raw’ actually means on a honey jar, why Jarrah tastes like no other honey on earth, and which jar suits which job in the kitchen.

Crisp crackers, whipped cream cheese, ruffled prosciutto and bursting Davidson plum pearls — 24 native-Australian canapés in fifteen minutes, no oven involved.

Brioche sliders stacked with a hot beef patty, sweet caramelised onion and a melting slice of Comtesse du Barry foie gras — twelve reasons your NYE canapés just got promoted.

Hojicha explained, matcha demystified, and the truth about blue matcha (spoiler: it isn’t tea) — three powders, three moods, one guide.