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Flower Farm Collective – The Design Files | Australia's most popular design blog.

As you probably know, TDF is a tiny team, but we are so lucky to have a wonderful network of contributors from across Australia that help us to bring you coverage of creative happenings from outside our Melbourne base. Today we’re excited to welcome writer Karen Locke and photographer Honey Atkinson of Will Work For Food to the fold.

Each month, the duo will be travelling to rural and regional areas across the country to bring you insights into the lives of those living sustainably, on and from the land.

Today Karen and Honey visit the Hunter Region of New South Wales, where they meet Vanessa Garcia and Dominique Northam of The Flower Farm Collective.

Banh Xeo · Vietnamese Crispy Pancake – The Design Files | Australia's most popular design blog.

The most excellent and most instagrammed new restaurant in Melbourne right now is Phamily Kitchen.  Serving up fresh and intensely flavoursome modern Vietnamese daily, this place is the business.  It’s run by Michael Pham, previously of ‘Tiny’ cafe in Collingwood… who, it seems, was always destined to return to his roots and open a restaurant inspired by his family’s heritage.

We are SO excited to welcome Michael to Tasty Tuesday this month! We’re kicking off with my absolute FAVE item on the Phamily Kitchen menu – Michael’s prawn and pork Banh Xeo, or vietnamese crispy pancake. SO DAMN GOOD.

A Fremantle House That Puts Its Garden First

Nic Brunsdon is not a landscape designer, but when engaged to renovate this East Fremantle home, he knew the garden had to be the number one priority. 

Acting on this vision with Seedesign Studio, the architect transformed the once dark property into a remarkable home inhabited by the light, sky, sound, and breeze of an all-enveloping garden. 

Meatless Monday: Butternut Squash 4 Ways

FOODMeatless Monday: Butternut Squash 4 Ways

Meatless Monday: Butternut Squash 4 Ways

Forget about summer and celebrate fall this Meatless Monday with tasty recipes featuring the versatile butternut squash.

Fall is here, and although that means that summer is officially over (sad), it means a few pretty awesome things as well. One: squishy leaf piles for jumping in; two: chunky knits and fuzzy sweaters; and three: butternut squash.

Butternut squash is a winter squash, meaning it’s eaten when it’s mature and its skin is hard. Its flesh has a sweet, nutty flavour, and tastes delicious baked with just a touch of butter and pepper. However, if you’d like to try something a bit more fun this Meatless Monday, the following butternut squash recipes will make you glad it’s finally fall.

Soup
Butternut squash is an excellent soup base. Blended baked butternut squash takes on a creamy consistency that pairs well with a variety of flavours. Try this filling Roasted Butternut Lentil Soup, flavoured with Indian spices such as turmeric and garam masala, or this Maple Squash Soup, which appeals to a sweeter palette, but with a touch of spicy cayenne.

Roasted
Tossed with extra-virgin olive oil and fresh herbs, roasted butternut squash is the perfect accompaniment to a variety of dishes. Try this recipe, which also features fresh-out-of-the-garden carrots and sage. Serve it as a side to this lovely Orange Bergamot Roast Chicken. 

Stew
As the days get shorter and the temperature drops, you might find yourself searching for a new favourite stew recipe. We’ve got it for you here with this vegan Curried Black Bean Stew. Not only is it hearty and satisfying, but also it’s so easy, which is especially good after a long day of work. Looking for something with an ethnic twist? Try this one-pot Moroccan Chicken and Rice.

Pizza?
This Deep Dish Butternut Squash Pizza is made in a skillet for extra crunch and character. Instead of the classic pizza sauce, this fall-inspired pizza uses a homemade butternut squash spread. Topped with chewy kale, roasted red peppers, and creamy goat cheese, this is a new twist on a classic. 

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