Duck fat – rendering and its uses

Duck fat - the good news!  Duck fat is a ‘good’ fat, rich in monounsaturated fats with a lower cholesterol than butter. We often cook duck breasts in our French Odyssey cooking classes and duck leg  tagines in the Mediterranean - Touch of Spice classes and frequently people are amazed to hear that duck fat [...]

By |2016-12-07T19:32:26+11:00February 17th, 2016|Condiments, Cooking classes, Duck fat, Musings|Comments Off on Duck fat – rendering and its uses

Visit to Lara to meet the bees and the pizza oven

I meet so many wonderful people in the cooking classes at Cooking on the Bay. My work is a delight and brings me such joy. One such joy was the recent invitation from a class attendee, Cheryl Hassett, to visit her property at Lara, to meet their bees, to collect some honey, to be followed [...]

By |2016-12-07T19:32:34+11:00March 3rd, 2015|Bees, Condiments, Food|Comments Off on Visit to Lara to meet the bees and the pizza oven

Mediterranean cooking classes and culinary travel to Morocco with Cooking on the Bay

Last week we had three days of classes cooking our Mediterranean – Touch of Spice. All those wonderful flavours of the region; this time we featured Morocco, Egypt, Spain, Italy, Greece and the Middle East. The flavours are robust and intense, the textures varied and the aromas rich and heady. At home you can cook [...]

By |2013-08-30T16:30:10+10:00August 30th, 2013|Condiments, Food, Food - spices, News|Comments Off on Mediterranean cooking classes and culinary travel to Morocco with Cooking on the Bay

Preserved Lemons

To prepare the lemons If the lemons are waxed, scrub them well in hot water. To make them as juicy as possible, warm them in the microwave for one minute on medium. Cut lemons into quarters, but not right through stopping 1 cm from the bottom. Place two tablespoons of rock salt into the bottom [...]

By |2021-10-20T15:41:37+11:00April 3rd, 2013|Condiments, Fruit, Lemons, Recipes|Comments Off on Preserved Lemons
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