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Tag: Food Photography

  • Grapefruit Caipirinha 

    Grapefruit Caipirinha 

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    Dominique Solomon
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    Lately, things have been picking up for me and starting to get incredibly busy as you can tell by the lack of posts 😦 I am the worst when it comes to management of time and because of that important things/people in my life tend to suffer because of that. A little recap, I’ve just…

  • Oatmeal and mushroom risotto

    Oatmeal and mushroom risotto

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    Dominique Solomon
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    This week, Woolworths had finally launched Steel cut oats in their stores, as you can imagine the excitement was palpable  with so many foodies patiently waiting for it to hit our shores! Steel cut oats are different from regular rolled oats, instant oats, and quick cook oats, in that it is processed in different ways.…

  • Olive oil, lime and coconut biscotti. 

    Olive oil, lime and coconut biscotti. 

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    Dominique Solomon
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    It’s been a while since I’ve baked anything, I find the process of baking quite calming and sort of a temporary escape from the real world in exchange for that a realm of whimsy and wonder. Now if only I could escape washing the dishes after the mess that ensues… With my olive oil purchase…

  • Roast cauliflower and quinoa salad

    Roast cauliflower and quinoa salad

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    Dominique Solomon
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    This gorgeous warming salad is inspired and adapted by a recipe from the Gourmet Traveller Australia. As said in my previous post, I’m finding more ways to (excuse the pun) spice up my vegetables and make it into a main dish that is both filling and delicious. Thought I would share a little piece of…

  • Affogato and chocolate muffins with a coffee sugar

    Affogato and chocolate muffins with a coffee sugar

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    Dominique Solomon
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    This is another amazing recipe from Delicious Australia, and was said that it was inspired by a three ingredient dessert bread recipe by the revered Matt Preston. He is someone I look up to, aspiring to be as great a food writer as he is, with so many of the greats like the late A.A…

  • Babylonstoren Olive Workshop

    Babylonstoren Olive Workshop

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    Dominique Solomon
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    Every visit, every single time, I always find something new at Babylonstoren. This to me is what keeps me coming back every time, the excitement of exploring something different in the same lush gardens. If you remember, I joined a group for the Bee workshop last October, which was amazing to experience first hand going…