The 2019 Woolgoolga Curryfest featured the ETC Cooking zone where a line-up of locals and a special guest cooked. The audience was inspired and asked for recipes to follow at home and here they are!
Our own Yes Chef Apprentice of the Year Nic Delves showed of his flair and flavour by opening the Curryfest Cooking Zone and cooking his Spicy Indian Cauliflower Salad recipe which featured his own spice mix.
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Ingredients:
1 Cauliflower
1 ETC spice mix (see recipe below)
Squeeze of lemon juice
100 g Roasted cashews chopped
¼ bunch of flat-leaf parsley
¼ bunch of mint
Method:
Spice Mix:
2 tsp cumin
2 tsp coriander
1 tsp turmeric
½ tsp cayenne
1 tsp ginger
1 tsp garam masala
½ tsp sea salt
Spice Mix Method:
Labna:
500 g Greek yoghurt
Zest of 1 lemon
pinch of salt and pepper
Sprig of thyme
Labna Method:
Justine Schofield showed off her foodie skills by cooking 3 dishes at the Curryfest Cooking Zone. Learn more about Justine below:
Intelligent and sassy, Justine Schofield brings a youthful energy and touch of French flair to everything she does. A poster girl for today’s busy, motivated career woman, she is the host of popular daytime cooking show ‘Everyday Gourmet’ on Network 10 now in its ninth season. She also hosts cooking and travel series; Justine’s Flavours of Fiji, Outback Gourmet and New Caledonia and runs her own boutique catering company. In 2016, Justine’s first cookbook, Dinner with Justine was published with Pan Macmillan. Her 2nd book Simple Every Day was released in July 2017 & her 3rd book ‘The Weeknight Cookbook’ launches in May 2019.
As one of the most popular contestants to come out of Series one ‘MasterChef’ in 2009, years on, Justine has built a career out of everything she loves and has well and truly established herself as a familiar and well-respected face of the Australian food and media industry. In 2019 Australia met a different side to Justine as they watched her step out of her comfort zone and into the Jungle in Season 5 of Network Ten’s ‘I am a Celebrity Get Me out of here’.
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