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Exploring Local Gems: A Brunch Visit to General Store at the Heart
A Thursday Tradition, with a New Twist Every Thursday, my morning routine includes a drive out to Munno Para to deliver a 30-meal package. Along the way, I’ve often noticed a “Coffee” sign pointing toward Target Hill Rd in Salisbury…
Resilience is my superpower
Recently, I started reading “Expected Loss – Coping with Anticipatory Grief” by Dr. Alan D. Wolfelt. One of his key recommendations in the six stages of mourning is to write about your feelings. This exercise not only offers clarity but…
To Salt or Not to Salt, That Is the Question!
We’re always told that salt is bad for us and that we should be cutting down on it. I believe that salt is an essential part of cooking, and here’s why. The Role of Salt in Enhancing Aroma Salt helps…
Ingredients List Numbers
I’ve always looked at the numbers on packaged food ingredients lists and thought it was too hard to bother trying to understand them. How does it help me to know that these crackers I’m holding have antioxidant E307b from soy,…
Budget-Friendly Homemade Spice Mixes: Tips and Recipes
Creating your own spice mixes at home is a fantastic way to save money and add a burst of flavor to your meals. Store-bought spice blends can be expensive and often contain unnecessary additives, preservatives, and excessive salt. By making…
Cooking with the Seasons: A Beginner’s Guide
Cooking with the seasons is a practice that embraces the use of fresh, local ingredients at their peak. Not only does this approach enhance the flavor and nutritional value of your meals, but it also supports Australian farmers and promotes…
Confessions of a Cookbook Addict: A Hoarding Journey
In the age of digital recipes and cooking apps, the allure of the physical cookbook remains irresistibly strong for some. For many, cookbooks are more than just a collection of recipes—they are portals to different cultures, eras, and flavors. As…