Tropical Paradise
Neil and Viola Hamilton have created an amazing tropical style garden on their 2-acre property south of Brisbane. It's been a lot of hard work, but funnily enough; the whole thing was inspired by something a little more relaxing. The Hamilton's ... [... more]
Garden Gurus |
Banana fritters with tropical fruit salsa
In a small saucepan bring passionfruit and sugar to the boil, stirring occasionally until sugar has dissolved; cool. Place diced papaya, diced pineapple and lime in medium bowl mix with cooled passionfruit syrup; set aside. Blend flour, sugars, ... [... more]
Australian Womens Weekly |
Tropical Pitcher Plants
Pitcher plants, or Nepenthes, are amongst the most bizarre plants in the world. There are around 90 recognised species and most grow in moist, humid areas where they receive year-round rainfall. Many can be found in Borneo, Sumatra and the ... [... more]
Burke's Backyard |
Tropical fruit salad
Make syrup by combining sugar and water in small saucepan; bring to a boil, stirring constantly in order to dissolve sugar; simmer 2 minutes; cool. Pound kaffir lime leaves and lemongrass in mortar and pestle. Add sugar syrup and pound to infuse; ... [... more]
Australian Womens Weekly |
Cool Climate Tropical Makeover
Don traveled to Melbourne to meet Kari Tusan, a Balinese man, and his Australian wife, Sarah. Kari and Sarah met in Bali, married and now live in Australia with their three children. They told Don that they'd like a tropical-style garden to ... [... more]
Burke's Backyard |
Tropical Fruit Makeover
Don visited Mick and Anna Perri at their home on Sydney's northern beaches. Mick is an expert gardener who has been growing fruit and vegetables on his property for 24 years. Don asked Mick to take part in a trial of some new and unusual fruit ... [... more]
Burke's Backyard |
Impossible Coconut Pudding with Tropical Fruit Salad
Lightly beat eggs in a jug. Add coconut milk, cream and butter. Pour into coconut mixture and mix to combine. Place sugar and water in a small heavy-based saucepan. Cook stirring until sugar dissolves. Bring to the boil and cook until slightly ... [... more]
Australian Womens Weekly |
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