Try our Roasted Chicken and Winter Vegetable Quinoa Bowl
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It’s June. You know what that means…winter is here. As the winter’s chill settles in, there’s a longing for meals that warm both body and soul. Our recipe for this month captures the essence of winter’s comforts, providing a hearty dish perfect for cozy gatherings and weeknight dinners alike.
Winter Produce: What’s In Season for June 2024?
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Winter is officially upon us in Australia, so it’s time to find out what organic fruits and veggies are on the menu this June!
Transition into Autumn with a Roasted Cauliflower and Apple Soup
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With the chill in the air, there’s nothing quite as comforting as a bowl of warm, velvety soup. This recipe celebrates the abundance of autumn by combining the earthy sweetness of roasted cauliflower with the delicate flavour of apples. Apples are plentiful and in peak quality this season and we have started to see an increase in cauliflower supply, which was rather scarce for the first quarter of the year.
What Fruit and Veg is In Season for May 2024?
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Welcome back to ‘What’s In Season’! There is plenty of great fruit and veg to sink your teeth into as we enter the colder months in May 2024. Read on to find out more about the best seasonal vegetables and fruits with winter on the way.
Organic Bakeries: Health and Sustainability in Every Loaf
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What is the difference between organic and non-organic bread, you may ask? Organic bread production embraces natural methods, prohibits synthetic inputs, and prioritises sustainable practices such as crop rotation and biological pest control. The very grain used to make organic flour is grown without any synthetic nitrogen or toxic, persistent pesticides.
Egg-straordinarily Organic!
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Eggs are arguably one of the most nutritious foods on the planet. They are considered as the ideal source of protein; and as such have been used as the benchmark for comparison with other protein source. Besides being jam-packed with nutrients, eggs go so well with bacon. And toast. And sausages. And let’s not forget eggnogs and the whiskey sour! Maybe it’s safe to say that eggs go well with everything.
Pork Scallopini with Mushrooms, Pappardelle and Cream Sauce
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This rich and delicious pork scallopini dish is easy to prepare at home and features cavallo nero, a dark green cabbage variety that is packed with nutrients. Remember to use as many certified organic ingredients as possible!
The Brew that Cares: Exploring the Perks of Organic Coffee
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Ahhh, coffee—the elixir of life for many. It kickstarts your day, keeps you fueled, and unites aficionados globally. Amidst this journey of aromatic addiction, one term gaining traction is “organic coffee.” But what is it, and why should it be part of your daily coffee ritual? In this article, we explore the essence of organic coffee and why it’s more than just a trend.
Why Organic? You’re doing your bit to support certified operators and build industry trust
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Certified organic logos are a mark of trust that products have been verified to strict organic guidelines, such as the Australian Certified Organic Standard (ACOS). Certified organic operators have made a choice to subject themselves to rigorous audits by government-approved certification bodies. This allows them to prove their organic credentials and build consumer confidence in our growing industry.
You can be confident that any product carrying an organic certification label is 100 per cent organic grown and processed.
Why Organic? You’re choosing a system where livestock are free to range
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One of the many benefits of organic systems is the importance placed on animal welfare. In Australia, all certified organic livestock (cows, sheep, chickens etc.) must be permitted to range freely. The specifics of this vary depending on the animal in question, but in simple terms, free range means that animals must be permitted to access outdoor areas during the day.