Baku Kitchen! An independent reference of traditional food

Australia

Ask what Australia eats and the answer starts with this: multicultural barbecue nation of meat pies, fresh seafood, bush tucker and world-class coffee. Look for Meat Pie (flaky hand-held pie of minced beef and gravy, doused with tomato sauce), Vegemite on Toast (buttered toast scraped with salty yeast-extract spread, childhood breakfast icon) and Pavlova (crisp-shelled marshmallow meringue with cream and passionfruit, Christmas centrepiece). Hand-held pies came with British settlers; Four’N Twenty, launched at Bendigo in 1947, industrialised them into the football-ground standard. This atlas has 38 Australia dishes catalogued below, from everyday cooking to food kept for festivals and special occasions.

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  • Pie Floater

    Meat pie capsized in a bowl of thick green pea soup with tomato sauce. Ready in 40 min prep and…

  • Potato Scallop

    Battered potato slice deep-fried at the fish and chip shop. Ready in 20 min prep and 20 min cooking. 12…

  • Sausage Roll

    Seasoned sausage mince wrapped in flaky puff pastry, bakery staple. Ready in 35 min prep and 30 min cooking. 12…

  • Sausage Sizzle

    Grilled sausage on white bread with onions and sauce, fundraiser classic. Ready in 15 min prep and 30 min cooking.…

  • Sparkling Shiraz

    Fizzy dark red wine, berry-rich and off-dry; drunk at Christmas lunch. Ready in 5 min to serve prep and 9…

  • Sydney Rock Oysters

    Small intensely mineral oysters eaten raw with lemon on the half shell. Ready in 25 min prep and no cooking,…

  • Tasmanian Whisky

    Single malt matured in small ex-fortified casks; rich and honeyed. Ready in 2 min to pour prep and typically 5…

  • Witchetty Grub

    Fat wood-moth larva dug from roots, eaten raw or roasted until nutty and crisp. Ready in 5 min prep and…