Australian bush tucker infusion of modern cuisine
This summer we are celebrating the Tastes of Australia
with a long table lunch under the Moreton Bay Fig Tree at Changing Habits Farm,
just outside Maleny in the Sunshine Coast Hinterland.
The focus will be on native Australian foods, with Indigenous chef Dale Chapman
preparing the meal using local native ingredients that are also grown on
Changing Habits Farm. Chapman was born in Dirranbandi and is a Kooma
Yuwaalaraay woman from central Queensland. She has a great passion for sharing
her knowledge for local, native Australian food.
Changing Habits Farm is a regenerative and sustainable farm with a holistic
view to managing livestock. Farm creators Cyndi and Howard O’Meara collaborate
with Scott Robinson of Polyculture to create a landscape that supports
sustainable, low maintenance food production whilst ensuring a secure water
supply, increased soil fertility and low fire risk. The farm supports a large
number of indigenous plant species and is a wonder to explore.
People, Plates & Places
We take the people and the plates to the paddock where the food is grown.We do this by hosting relaxed outdoor communal plate to paddock dining experiences, in unique settings on a long table catering for up to 150 people.By bringing together local producers, local ingredients and local chefs, we create a remarkable and uncompromisingly five course meal with matching wines.
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Classes
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Food Events
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Low
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Half day
Why will you love it?
Ten reasons to take a seat at our table:
1. Enjoy the plate to paddock experience 2. Reconnect with the origins of your food 3. Honour the farmer who grows the food to nourish you 4. Get educated! Learn about food provenance and farming practices from the grower 5. A unique dining experience in the paddock where the food is grown 6. Friendly, personable, funny staff 7. Enjoy a five course menu paired with local wines 8. Meet and share food with like-minded people 9. Speak with the farmer, chef, wine maker, craft beer brewer 10. Be part of the landscape - enjoyWhat will you learn?
The importance of the farmer to our lives
What will you get?
Matching wine
Opportunity to speak with the farmer, wine maker, craft brewer and chef
What do you need to know?
Two weeks prior to the event we will send detailed information on how to get to the farm and other important information
