Butter Bean and Peanut Butter Burgers with Eggplant, Rocket and Pumpkin Salad
Few things are better than a burger, and having been a vegetarian since the age of 8, I have not once looked at a meat hamburger and thought I’d rather that to my portobello mushroom or veggie pattie. Having said that, few places in Sydney do it well, if at all, and it’s tough to...
Watts on Crown // Dine // Sydney
Another day another dollar, earnt and spent in Surry Hills. Sometimes it seems like a vicious cycle, working for the man by day and drowning it out with vino and laughter by night. Ok, so maybe that’s a little dramatic. I love my job, I won’t lie, and it’s definitely more a case of living...
Food Society // Dine // Sydney
Sydney is a small pond. We may be known for our multicultural society and easy-going attitude towards life, but when it comes to creativity, I often think there aren’t enough of us, getting bored enough, to really force us to think outside the square. This is the case in every industry, but when food crazes...
Martinborough // Travel // NZ
Having travelled to Wellington in support of a flailing Sydney FC, it was clear extreme measures were going to be needed to lift the spirits when we lost in a sprightly, but ultimately failed, attempt to make it through to the finals of the 2011-12 A-League competition. And what better than the obvious when in...
Kitti and the Sky Blues do Wellington
There is one thing I can attribute to having travelled to almost every state in Australia, and that is the football. The football, I hear you say? Well, for some of you it may be referred to as the “soccer”, but whatever you call it, I’m there, going for the Sky Blues, AKA Sydney FC....
RIP Murray Rose – Australian Olympic Gold Medalist and Vegan
Today, Australia mourns the loss of Olympic Gold Medalist and long-distance swimming champion, Murray Rose. Nicknamed the “Seaweed Streak” in 1956 after winning 3 gold medals in Melbourne, Rose was known for his achievements both in and out of the pool. His vegan diet, a controversial choice (especially for the time), was, according to him,...
Vegetarian Seder for Pesach
Religion, tradition, ceremony… All things I was exposed to more at school than at home, unless you count Neighbours, baked beans and a Cadbury’s family-size block (not that there’s anything wrong with that, right)? So it was an extreme honour when I was invited into my boyfriend’s family home to celebrate the Seder, the Jewish...
