“This marron dish is all about letting the fire and smoke do the work, setting the marron flesh and charring the leaves for flavour,” says Igni’s Aaron Turner. “The finger lime and Jersey cream add acid and fat and bring it all together.”
“I’ve started to use pipis more frequently over the last couple of years, and I've found the creaminess and savoury flavour of the macadamia milk makes a great sauce to carry and enhance their subtle flavour,” Ben Devlin says.
Africola chef Duncan Welgemoed shares his recipe for a spicy, smoked and juicy peri peri chicken. Smoking the chicken at the end with bay branches for a great perfume to the meat.
At Sixpenny, Daniel Puskas uses a dry-ages lamb rump for a richer natural flavour paired with a caramelised pumpkin juice. Made with a cabernet sauvignon vinegar, the complex juice is sweet with a slight acidity.
Ester chef Mat Lindsay's cheddar pie is a cut above the rest. Sharp cheddar, pickled onion and a flaky pie dough comes together to make one masterful cheese pie.
A large wood-fire oven is at the heart of all cooking at Hobart restaurant Franklin. This smoky dish combines a bone marrow broth with earthy spelt, nettles and toasted broccoli leaves for a nourishing menu standout.