Delilah and her delicacies!!
 Delicious seasonal grapes.



What is your favourite fish to cook with and why?

 Tuna  

 Salmon  

 Whiting  

 Cod  





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Are looking for a wide range of assorted tea? A must visit in Brisbane is Queenies Tea house. Grab a muffin or some delicious turkish Delight or just pop in for the aromas and tastes of the delicious tea available.


Grilled Tasmanian Salmon over spinach and roast garlic mash potato at the Summit Restaurant in Brisbane Australia. 

The Spirit House in the Sunshine Coast hinterland is the ultimate for learning the essence of Thai cooking. A maximum of 17 people per class ensures a real "hands-on" experience, creating food designed for fresh, fast and fabulous entertaining.

Make your own pastes in a mortar and pestle, brush up on knife skills and learn the tips and tricks for making restaurant quality food at home.             



Here is a free recipe from Spirit House and here you can see the delightful dishes you will be creating at this cooking school.

Singapore Laksa (serves 4)

  • Allow 200gms mixed seafood and/or sliced chicken per person
  • 500gms rice noodle
  • 750ml coconut milk
  • 750ml chicken stock
  • Fish sauce to season
  • 24 laksa leaves (vietnamese mint)
  • 100gms bean sprouts
  • 2 tablespoons crispy shallots
  • 3 red bird eye chillies, finely sliced
  • 3 kaffir lime leaves
  • 30ml lime juice
  • 1/4 cup laksa paste

Skim the thick cream off the top of the coconut milk. Heat cream in large saucepan, add laksa paste, fry until fragrant, about 5 minutes.

Add remaining coconut milk and chicken stock. Bring to the boil. Add fish sauce. Add seafood and/or chicken, reduce heat and poach gently until cooked.

Blanch noodles in boiling water and divide between the serving bowls.

Pour on laksa and garnish with remaining ingredients










Danny Teng is here on the set of "COOKING ENGLISH" at Ballandean Estate in Stanthorpe, Queensland. Danny who is a leading chef from Taipei Taiwan, will introduce Chinese speaking countries to some simple yet tasty dishes created from Australian beef and Lamb.

Click on these delicious dips and pita crisps that are brought to you from Dairy Australia..And check out the recipe section for more yummy treats. If you have any favorite recipes and images that you wish to be featured on The Food Channel, drop us an email.


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