There are plenty of cookbooks out there. There are healthy ones too. But there isn’t one like this. A fun filled, hunger-busting delight that will keep you filled, your budget intact and help you lose weight (if you so choose). Welcome to the Louis Cooper Adventure! Continue reading
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Coffee So Good It Will Make You Sit Up And Notice
What do you get when you cross coffee and learning? A new experience that will keep you coming back for more. Continue reading
The Definition Of Perfection: Mercers (Eltham)
A request to catch up as a celebration. A promise that it would be something worth writing about. It was both. Here’s why Mercers in Eltham has inspired me to have a ranking list.
Location: , Melbourne
Consumed:
Entree: Beef salad: Porterhouse cured, seared and raw with honey wasabi pearls and salted egg yolk
Mains: Pig bits; belly, strudel and rib with roasted young vegetables and calvados jus
Desserts: Red velvet souffle featuring raspberry and chocolate
Drink: Water (Like you think I would mess with this?)
TDT: 5.0/5.0
Gami has got it going on in Knox
Finally opening in Knox, I no longer need to go far for good delicious chicken. Introducing my family to this deliciousness was worth it.
Location: Knox O-Zone, Shop 2205A, 425 Burwood Highway, Wantirna, Melbourne
Consumed: Kimchi Pancake, Maandu, Boneless Chicken (Sweet Chilli and Honey Mustard)
Drink: Beer
TDT: 4.0/5.0
Warm Up This Winter at the Queen Victoria Night Markets
The guide written, it was time to test it out. Can we get the best out of the night markets? Turns out… it can. Continue reading
Cargo At Docklands Is Worth Coming Ashore For
This place holds a special spot in my heart. They managed to cater for the gluten and dairy intolerant without the fuss – making a team lunch for my milestone birthday a massive hit.
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Yarra Valley Chocolaterie Where Chocoholics Heaven Becomes Reality
A drive into the vineyards, out of the congestion of the city and into a world that closely resembles Willy Wonka’s Chocolate factory. Let your inner child squeal.
Road-Tripping to the Valley
After pushing through a long week of work a day off couldn’t just be spent with my feet up, eating large quantities of food and watching day television re-runs.
With this weekend just been marking one month since returning back to live in Launceston, Tasmania from Melbourne, I thought a day trip out to my childhood area of Tasmania – the Meander Valley – for an afternoon of Indie Folk music and (had to get it in my day off somehow) large quantities of food.
The ever-breathtaking hour long drive out my Uncle and Aunty’s cafe/the day’s sold-out music venue, Marakoopa Cafe in Mayberry, was met at the end by a fantastic group of 30+ Sunday music enthusiasts not deterred by a 13-degree day merely a week after the state (and especially the area of Meander Valley) suffered some of it’s worst floods and rainfalls in history.
The Domestic Traveller 