Rhubarb is the star in this refreshing brew.
Mike McEnearney's autumn menu has us pining for cooler weather
Chef Mike McEnearney, a passionate advocate of eating seasonally and sustainably, shows you how to get the most out of autumnal ingredients.
Thyme-infused ricotta, preserved lemon salsa
A fragrant, herby topper for a crisp slice of sourdough.
Potato gnocchi with veal
“I’m a fan of carrying different stocks and bone broths in my fridge. Besides their nutritional value, they are very versatile to cook with” – Mike McEarney.
Apple-core jelly, preserved blackberry fool
A delicious way to make the most of this seasons blackberries.
Meatballs al forno (baked meatball casserole)
From weeknight dinners to weekend entertaining, this one-pan take on meatballs and pasta will hit the spot. 'Al forno' in Italian translates as 'to the oven' or 'baked'.
Traybake paella
Your guests will be scraping the pan to get every morsel of this hearty take on the traditional seafood and rice favourite,
Roast chicken with verjuice, grapes, walnuts and tarragon
This chicken dish is like a little piece of home, plated up with plenty of love and an abundance of flavour.
Caramelised endives with Serrano ham
“Let the produce tell you what to do with it,” says chef Mike McEnearney, who's also creative director of Sydney’s Carriageworks Farmers Markets. “I never write a shopping list when I go to the market. I’ll buy what I think is singing at its best. That’s what I want people to get excited about. Once they’ve read the recipe, I want them to make it their own.”
Baked harissa chicken with vegetables
Put this in the middle of the table, so you can share it with your favourite people.
Baked field mushrooms with breadcrumbs, garlic and thyme
“When you cook things together, you get all the flavours moving together; it’s like this marriage made in heaven, in a pan,” says Mike McEnearney, chef and creative director of Sydney’s Carriageworks Farmers Markets.