First Nations food companion : how to buy, cook, eat and grow Indigenous Australian ingredients / Coulthard, Damien, Rebecca Sullivan ; foreword by Ngarrpadla Daphne Paringangki Rickett, Bruce Pascoe ; photographer, Josh Geelen ; illustrator, Charlotte Allingham.

By: Coulthard, Damien [author.]Contributor(s): Sullivan, Rebecca, 1981- [author.] | Rickett, Ngarrpadla Daphne Paringangki [writer of foreword.] | Pascoe, Bruce, 1947- [writer of foreword.] | Geelen, Josh [photographer (expression).] | Allingham, Charlotte [illustrator.]Material type: TextTextPublisher: Crows Nest, NSW : Murdoch Books Australia, 2022Copyright date: ©2022Description: 247 pages : colour illustrations ; 26 cmContent type: text | still image Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9781922351883; 1922351881Other title: First Nations food companionSubject(s): Aboriginal Australians -- Food | Torres Strait Islanders -- Food | Cooking, Aboriginal Australian | Wild foods -- Australia | Cooking (Wild foods) -- Australia | Cooking, AustralianGenre/Form: Cookbooks. DDC classification: 641.5994 | 641.5929915 Summary: We know more about pine nuts than bunya nuts, kale than warrigal greens, but there's an edible pantry of unique flavours that First Nations people have been making the most of long before anyone came up with the word 'foodie'. Welcome to a food-lover's guidebook to the First Foods of this continent. Including an informative guide to more than 60 of the most accessible Indigenous ingredients, including their flavour profiles, along with tips for how to buy, grow and store them. After that, 100 delicious recipes: all featuring native ingredients, and including tips for substituting regular pantry ingredients where needed - including Bush-Tomato Cheese on Toast, Anise Myrtle and Macadamia Poached Chicken, Myrtle Tea Cake, Quandong and Davidson's Plum Iced Vovos and more. Plus features and recipes for an Indigenous medicine garden, as well as how to set up your pantry and freezer, and the best places to find native ingredients in shops and online. From the award-winning founders of native food enterprise Warndu. Damien Coulthard is an Adnyamathanha and Dieri person of the Flinders Ranges, an international artist, cultural educator and former board director of the South Australian Native Title Service. Rebecca Sullivan is a food educator and author, regenerative farmer, Yale World Fellow and TV presenter.
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We know more about pine nuts than bunya nuts, kale than warrigal greens, but there's an edible pantry of unique flavours that First Nations people have been making the most of long before anyone came up with the word 'foodie'. Welcome to a food-lover's guidebook to the First Foods of this continent. Including an informative guide to more than 60 of the most accessible Indigenous ingredients, including their flavour profiles, along with tips for how to buy, grow and store them. After that, 100 delicious recipes: all featuring native ingredients, and including tips for substituting regular pantry ingredients where needed - including Bush-Tomato Cheese on Toast, Anise Myrtle and Macadamia Poached Chicken, Myrtle Tea Cake, Quandong and Davidson's Plum Iced Vovos and more. Plus features and recipes for an Indigenous medicine garden, as well as how to set up your pantry and freezer, and the best places to find native ingredients in shops and online. From the award-winning founders of native food enterprise Warndu. Damien Coulthard is an Adnyamathanha and Dieri person of the Flinders Ranges, an international artist, cultural educator and former board director of the South Australian Native Title Service. Rebecca Sullivan is a food educator and author, regenerative farmer, Yale World Fellow and TV presenter.

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