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Grilled Lobster Tails and Tangerine Flavour Pearls…
Fresh Australian seafood served simply. Now that’s what I love to cook and enjoy with friends and family. If you are planning a seafood feast some grilled lobster is brilliant add in for a platter to share.
Enjoy this dish of seared scallops, sweet corn, pancetta and Native Bush Tomato Flavour Pearls as a starter or canape. Seared scallops are easy to prepare and absolutely delicious. Feel free to add a side of sauteed potatoes and a salad or greens for a more substantial feed.
This beautiful fish dish is ideal served as an amuse bouche or canape as in the picture, or serve a larger portion with some dressed greens and side of fresh sour dough or flat bread. We love this recipe because you can prepare the skordalia ahead of time – even a day or two earlier and fish is so quick to cook you will be enjoying it with your guests in record time.
Light and fresh and able to be prepped ahead of time is exactly what our recipe for Sesame Crusted Tuna, Soba Noodles and Soy Flavour Pearls is all about. It’s a versatile dish which can be enjoyed canape style (like the picture below), as an entree or light meal, a main course or even bring along for a picnic dish to share.
Fresh seafood, simply seared with burst of sharp clean White Balsamic Flavour Pearls and a rich Ratatouille base…Easy to prepare ahead of time and just sear your seafood to order.
A decadent share plate of delicious prawns topped with a fresh burst of Native Australian Lemon Myrtle Flavour Pearls…
Fabulous to nibble with friends whilst enjoying a sip, or serve as a starter with some freshly dressed greens.
Lemon & Black Pepper Flavour Pearls and confit of Salmon…YUM!!!! This is a delightful way to enjoy some fresh fish when you’re entertaining as it’s so easy to have prepared ahead of time, ready to just pop in the oven and serve.
Lovely bite sized savoury piklets topped with avocado puree, fresh prawns and a lovely citrus burst of Tangerine Flavour Pearls…ideal as a pre-dinner nibble or you could make them a little larger as an entree or light lunch.
