Chef Hacks: Simon From Ecco In Brisbane
As part of our chef hacks series, the Sizzle brings you Simon Palmer, head chef at Philip Johnson’s famous and very acclaimed E’cco, in Brisbane.
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As part of our chef hacks series, the Sizzle brings you Simon Palmer, head chef at Philip Johnson’s famous and very acclaimed E’cco, in Brisbane.
Where did I get the idea for a salmon pie? Smack in the middle of Scotland, at Aviemore, snowed in, and whiling away the night with whiskey and fishermen.
I love a short-cut. Particularly when it ends with ice cream and has been handed down from my grandmother, Mama. She was a lady to the end.
Love chocolate? Real Chocolate? Anny delivers, and it’s Vegan as well. So easy to make, fresh from the Mayans’ table of worship.
On the back of our summer sojourn to the raspberry fields (forever), I had to make this tart. Another great recipe from my cooking school days.
Want to show off at a dinner party? This original beef in the crust recipe from my cooking school was a favourite with students.
Fungi afoot! Mushrooms are plentiful and superb here in Tassie. Particularly in Hobart. Every Sunday, people rush to buy the just-grown mushrooms of a certain young man. He always has a plethora of varieties, is knowledgeable about them all, and his obsession is clear. No one knows his name. He’s simply ‘The mushroom man’. Easy.…
This is the easiest jam recipe I’ve ever seen! My friend Desma wanted orange marmalade to glaze her Christmas ham, and she tried this recipe.
Christmas is slam dunk my favourite time of year. Everybody’s happy, excited, and out to party. This Turmeric Tea will help with after the party.
Like most chefs, Paul Foreman loves to share his passion, and Brazilian cheese bread is something new he’s brought to the Tasmanian food scene.