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  • Chefs Francis De Leon and Pablo Tontini at the Sea and Spice After Dark dinner, Fair Seafood, Adelaide Central Market

    Sea & Spice: After Dark Filipino Feast

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  • A wide shot of the Community Kitchen stage at Adelaide Central Market, with a man in an apron preparing food at the bench and a woman holding a microphone speaking to a seated audience, framed by branded signage, buckets of lemons and cutout fish decorations.

    Seafood and Sounds

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  • The Art of Seafood: Christmas from the Sea

    The Art of Seafood: Christmas from the Sea

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  • The Art of Seafood: Fish for the Table

    The Art of Seafood: Fish for the Table

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  • Close-up overhead view of Casareccia pasta coated in a bright green herb sauce on a dark round plate, topped with finely minced salmon and pieces of deep golden crispy salmon skin scattered across the surface.

    The Art of Seafood: From Frame to Feast

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  • Close approach macro shot of freshly steamed Goolwa pipis with shells open revealing the cooked pipi meat, showing the characteristic purple and cream shell interior

    The Art of Seafood: From the Sea to the Sauce

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  • Sepia-toned monochrome photograph of chef Jack Huxtable in a white short-sleeved shirt with rolled sleeves and a dark bib apron, looking up and to the left. Plating tweezers, pens and a short-bladed knife sit in the apron's chest pocket. Behind him, "Meet the Fishers" profile posters and a "Why Choose Fair Seafood" sign hang from a metal rail above the counter, with a glass display cabinet and a cloth-covered bench to the left and right.

    After Dark: All Tuckered Out

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  • Close-up of glowing red coals under a layer of grey ash, with charred wood forming a cave-like opening around the heat.
    Journal

    Understanding Heat | What Seafood Has Taught Me About Cooking (Part Two)

    ByAncientGrains63 27/08/202627/08/2026

    ⏱️ Enjoy with your favourite beverage | 4 min readPart One was about heat sources – the fact that a pan, an oven, a grill and a pot of steam are doing genuinely different jobs, and that seafood itself responds to all of that in wildly different ways depending on species, thickness and structure. Part Two is about what happens once all of that…

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  • A metal tray of butterflied Coorong mullet fillets arranged skin-side up in overlapping rows over a dark herb stuffing, glistening with oil, held at an angle by a gloved hand.
    Recipes

    GEOFF’s Stuffed Coorong Mullet, Family-Style, with Currant, Caper & Herb Stuffing…

    ByAncientGrains63 24/08/202624/08/2026

    ⏱️ Enjoy with your favourite beverage | 5 min readCoorong mullet – officially Yelloweye Mullet – is one of the most underrated fish in South Australia. Wild-caught from the Coorong lagoons, it’s highly sustainable, locally sourced, and affordable in a way that premium fish rarely is. The flesh is mildly sweet and clean that comes from a diet of microcrustaceans and vegetation within the…

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  • Close-up overhead view of Casareccia pasta coated in a bright green herb sauce on a dark round plate, topped with finely minced salmon and pieces of deep golden crispy salmon skin scattered across the surface.
    Recipes

    GEOFF’s Ōra King Salmon Tail, Casareccia Pasta with Salsa Verde…

    ByAncientGrains63 24/08/202624/08/2026

    ⏱️ Enjoy with your favourite beverage | 4 min readThis is a leftover dish. The tail section of an Ōra King salmon – what’s usually left once the fillets are done – gets a second life here and it’s a better dish for it. The skin goes in dry, cut into strips, crisping in its own fat the way pancetta would. The flesh gets…

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