Slow Food

A taste of Italy at William Angliss Institute

By metis on October 13, 2008 8:51 PM in Slow Food On the afternoon of October 20 members of the public will be treated to cooking demonstrations by an authentic Italian chef. He will be teaching cooking enthusiasts authentic Italian recipes using both Italian and Australian products. The public demonstrations coincide... read more.

Tastes of the Top - Botanical Gardens

By foodie on August 5, 2006 1:46 PM in Darwin | News | Slow Food Tastes of the Top, presented by the formidable Jimmy Shu team, forms part of the Darwin Festival this year. Jimmy is keeping the final menu tucked under his belt but be assured that the tastes on the night will have... read more.

The Mamma’s at Moondance

By foodie on August 5, 2006 1:39 PM in Australia | News | Slow Food Back by popular demand, the passionate and deliciously talented Mamma’s from Chianti return to Moondance to share their joy and wisdom of preparing authentic Italian cuisine. For the first time The Mamma’s and Moondance will offer guests the chance to... read more.

Slow Food Australia

By foodie on July 17, 2006 11:54 PM in Essays | Slow Food The Slow Food Movement was founded by Carlo Petrini in Italy in 1986. The Slow Food Movement is an international association that promotes food and wine culture and defends food and agricultural biodiversity internationally. The Slow Food Movement opposes the... read more.

A Taste of Slow - Melbourne Food and Wine Festival

By foodie on July 17, 2006 9:28 PM in News | Slow Food 28 August to 10 September 2006 A Taste of Slow Australia's largest Slow Food Festival will be held again in 2006 from 28 August - 10 September. Building on the success of its first year in 2005, A Taste of... read more.

Crab and Rosé - Slow Food Darwin

By foodie on July 17, 2006 9:24 PM in News | Slow Food Date: Sunday 13 August Time: 5.30pm Venue: on the beach at Casuarina Coastal Reserve (in front of the Surf Life Saving Club) Crab and Rosé with Jimmy Shu White tableclothes and the sand between your toes. Huge simmering cauldrons and... read more.