Everand Logo

Welcome to Everand!

  • Pip Magazine

    BOOK REVIEWS

    Oct 13, 2017 2 minutes

    AUSTRALIAN BUSH SUPERFOODS: PLANT-BASED RECIPES AT HOME P

    by Lily Alice and Thomas O’Quinn (Hardie Grant 2017)

    Review by Samantha Allemann

    This beautifully designed book highlights 40 Australian native bushfoods and incorporates them into vegan dishes.

    For those with a sweet tooth, there are anise myrtle yoyo bickies, strawberry gum jam drops and passionberry

    You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

    More from Pip Magazine

    Pip Magazine1 min read
    SUBSCRIBE & ENTER TO WIN
    This pack of high-quality garden goodies features half a dozen of Urban Revolution’s most popular garden tools – some hand forged – as well as an eight-function spray nozzle, open-pollinated heirloom seeds, a fruit picker, a handmade timber seedling
    Pip Magazine7 min read
    Attracting birds NATIVES FOR NATIVES
    Using native plants to attract birds not only brings life, colour and song to our gardens, it also helps keep our local ecosystems balanced because of the roles birds play in pollinating plants, dispersing seed, controlling insects and, in some cases
    Pip Magazine1 min read
    Woven Planter
    Old plastic garden pot Pencil or marker Scissors Cotton twine or wool 1 To create the spokes through which to weave, mark the top of a pot where cuts will be made (you need to make sure you have an odd number of cuts for the weaving to work), and cut

    Related