These no-fuss and family friendly recipes will introduce native ingredients into the homes of all Australians, showing how easy it is to embrace foods from the lands we live on. Many Australians are still unfamiliar with native foods such as wattleseed and lemon myrtle, while international New Age superfoods like goji berries and acai are all the rage. In this accessible cookbook, bushfoods industry pioneer and Nyul Nyul Elder Bruno Dann and Kakadu Plum Co’s Tahlia Mandie have come together to share recipes and stories as part of Australia’s ongoing journey towards reconciliation. There are 60 everyday dishes drawn from Elder Bruno’s camp kitchen and Tahlia’s family kitchen, as well as contributor recipes from both First Nations and non-Indigenous cooks, all with the mission that every Australian cook will choose local ingredients over international varieties. There is a detailed pantry section with an overview of each bushfood and 60 delicious recipes organised into chapters as follows: o Drinks: Bush teas; Lemon Myrtle Iced Tea; Cacao, Coconut and Gubinge (Kakadu Plum) Smoothie Bowl. o Coastal: Davo’s Chilli Mud Crab; Whole Barramundi Wrapped in Paperbark; The ‘No-recipe’ Grilled Salmon; Bush Fish Curry. o Meat: Steak on the Barbecue with Pepperberry and Bush Honey Carrots; Chilli Con Kanga Tacos with Warrigal Greens Salsa; Super-easy Roast Chicken with Lemon Myrtle, Pepperberry and Pepperleaf. o Plant-based: Fresh Green Salad with Karkalla; Hearty Vegetable Soup with Lemon Myrtle and Native Thyme; Cucumber and Parsley Salad with Finger Lime Pearls. Sides: Bush Bread; Uncle Charlie’s Desert Lime and Quandong Popcorn; Bush Dukkah. o Sweets: No-bake Chocolate Wattleseed Brownies; Raspberry and Finger Lime Custard Pie; Wattleseed Pikelets with Strawberry Gum Berry Topping. By more Australians cooking with bushfoods, we can better respect First Nations knowledge, as well as appreciating the importance of living in harmony with the land. The Australian Ingredients Kitchen offers a practical way to connect to Country, First Nations cultures and native ingredients.

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