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44 Rosie wears Zara coat, $89.95, pants, $69.95, top, $49.95 and cardigan, $89.95. Karen Millen bag, $395.
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8 NEWS & VIEWS News from the Village 18 SNAPSHOT Village shoppers enjoy the centre
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21 ON TREND All the latest looks for autumn/winter 2017 28 SEASONS CHANGE Rich fabrics teamed with pieces
that exude lightness
40 Z IS FOR ZARA Refresh your seasonal wardrobe with
a visit to Zara
44 WELL SUITED Classic lines and heavy fabrics define
the perfect winter wardrobe.
52 WORLD OF WONDERS Meet the woman behind Camilla 54 30 YEARS IN BED After three decades Peter Alexander
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58 SHE’S GOT STYLE Stylist Julie Zanes’ tips to heat up
the coldest months
60 BABES IN THE WOOD Let little feet and big
imaginations wander
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72 STYLE YOUR HOME Products to help create your
personal style at home
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82 LONDON CALLING Inspiration to enter for your chance
to win a trip for two to London
village well-being
80 MAKE NO EXCUSES Make time to look after health
and well-being
village culture
56 ARTISTIC CONNECTION When Adelaide Fringe came
to Burnside Village
70 HEAD FOR THE HILLS Autumn in Mount Lofty
Botanic Garden is not to be missed
78 READ ALL ABOUT IT Recommended reading for
any interests
village food & wine
84 A FEAST OF FLAVOUR Create an Easter feast with
recipes from Rosa Matto
92 LOCAL FLAVOUR Enjoy a tasty seasonal treat
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Chiara from Pride Models Karen Millen dress, $395. Witchery earrings, $39.95. Photographer Nectario Karolos Papazacharias Fashion editor Deni Jones Hair & Makeup Samantha Vlassis
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Welcome to the autumn winter issue of The Vine!
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he autumn winter season is here and for us that means coats and boots, falling leaves and entertaining friends with good food and wine near the fire. Issue 14 of The Vine celebrates the new season and is packed full of the latest trends in fashion, beauty, food and home, all available from your favourite stores at Burnside Village.
Since the last issue of The Vine, we welcome new fashion retailers Tommy Hilfiger, Noni B and Gorman and the newest lunch option in the Village Market, Rolld. On Page 52 we chat with Camilla Franks, the woman behind the Camilla brand, who visited the Burnside Village store late last year. And with the Peter Alexander brand turning 30 this year, we catch up with Peter himself on Page 54 to find out more about his anniversary collection, his creative mind and his mum. We go on location to the picturesque Mount Lofty Botanic Garden, who are also celebrating a milestone birthday, to shoot the kids fashion story, Babes in the Wood on Page 60. Still talking fashion, our resident personal stylist, Julie Zanes, uncovers what she is loving this autumn winter season on Page 58. Plus join Rosa Matto in the kitchen for some delicious winter recipes perfect for a cosy gathering. If that’s not enough, you also have a chance to win a trip for two to London, thanks to Singapore Airlines and Flight Centre. You can find out more on the competition on Page 9 or your potential winning destination on Page 82. Enjoy this issue, stay warm and see you soon at
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Rosa Matto describes herself as a teacher first, chef second. Her long career as cookery teacher, caterer and consultant spans three decades. Rosa’s greatest passion is growing or buying fresh fruit and vegetables from Village Fresh Fruiterers and supporting local providores and artisans – she brings that fabulous produce into her rather chaotic kitchen and creates simple, healthy dishes that ooze flavour. Her other obsession is travelling with groups of like-minded people so her recipes originate from many destinations – they are unpredictable, exotic and easy to love.
Eliza is responsible for the sleek hair looks on Page 52. She has been a hair stylist for six years and started her career as a Clip Joint Salons apprentice. Eliza has worked her way up to assistant creative director, working closely with the brand’s creative director Atilio Dusa on photo shoots and Adelaide Fashion Festival. The best part of the job for Eliza is being creative and working on an ever-changing canvas to make her customers happy. When she doesn’t have scissors in hand, you’ll find her perusing Camilla at Burnside Village.
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Nectario Karolos Papazacharias is a visual artist, who has been focusing on fashion photography for the past decade. You’ll find his gorgeous work on Page 28. Nectario is a fairly new resident to South Australia, so the beauty of the landscape and warmth of the people capture him. The photographer loves stopping into Burnside Village for a coffee and a peek at what’s new at Zara.
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BLUE SWIMMER CRAB WITH BRANDY SAUCE AND LINGUINE Serves 4, prep time 10 minutes, cooking time 10 minutes
A premium catch for our Burnside shoppers
500gm blue swimmer crab meat 600ml good quality tomato pasata (sauce) 2 cloves garlic 2 shallots 1-2 anchovy fillets ½ tsp black pepper 50ml brandy 2 tbsp cream or natural yogurt 40ml olive oil Juice of half a lime Picked basil leaves to garnish Parmesan cheese 600gm good quality egg linguine
Sauté garlic, shallots and anchovy fillets in oil until tender, increase heat and add brandy, cook for a further minute. Add crab meat, cook until meat is opaque. Add tomato pasata, simmer until heated through. Add lime juice, season with salt and pepper, reduce heat and stir through cream or yogurt. When this has combined, take off heat and serve over pasta. Garnish with basil leaves, add parmesan to taste. Cook pasta as recommended on the packet. Recommended wine Pinot Noir or Riesling. Recipe supplied by Andrew Wajwoda Angelakis Bros
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Thanks to Singapore Airlines and Flight Centre Burnside Village, shop at any of our retailers from March 23 until April 20 to go into the draw to win a trip for two to London. You and a friend will receive return economy flights to London, with the lucky winner also receiving a $2000 Flight Centre gift card. To enter, simply spend $40 or more at any specialty store or Coles or $10 or more in any cafe or food outlet to receive your unique entry code. Enter your details and code using the iPads in centre or at burnsidevillage.com.au for your chance to win! Competition closes at 9pm on Thursday, April 20, 2017. Learn more about this destination on Page 82, with tips from Flight Centre Manager, Christopher Eig. SA Licence No: T17/307
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NEW AND EXCITING ARRIVING AT BURNSIDE VILLAGE.
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VILLAGE SHOPPERS AND IN THE LATEST COLLECTION, FOUNDER LISA GORMAN HAS TEAMED WITH ARTIST LIZ PAYNE TO CREATE A COLLECTION FEATURING DETAILED, DIGITAL PIECES.
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How did the collaboration with Liz Payne come about? My textile designer in our design team, the fabulous Bonnie, had had her eye on Liz Payne’s work for some time. She showed me, I thought it was the best thing I’d seen in Australian embroidery and tapestry ever, and gave Liz a call. What is it about her work that appeals to you and works in so well with the brand? Liz’s work is full of colour and texture. Gorman is known for colour and it’s a prominent part of my collections, but the texture was something quite new. Digital printing has been around for years now, however photographic digital reproduction is not something I’ve tended to go for very often. This time, imagining Liz’s work digitally printed in high resolution with
utmost detail onto silk was something that just had to be tried. The results were quite amazing. Which is your favourite piece in the collection? My favourite is the dress. I love the scale of Liz’s work on this dress, its volume maximises the drama and detail. What are your tips to working some of these pieces into the everyday winter wardrobe? If you go wild on one half you can take it easy on the other half. The beauty of such intensely printed styles is that you need only basics to wear with them, like a black tank or skirt. Keep the simple bits very simple. I like the dress with a street shoe, such as a white trainer. It brings the larger-than-life element back down to earth. THE VINE
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A firm foundation Thanks to the support of the Burnside Village Foundation, talented students from around the state recently experienced what life might be like as an art student. Earlier this year, eight nervous teenagers from various regional locations in South Australia arrived for the inaugural 2017 Summer Art Camp at Adelaide Central School of Art. Supported by a grant from the Burnside Village Foundation, so there was no cost to students, the School put together a diverse program designed to challenge, connect and inspire the selected participants. The teenage participants shared a love of visual art and the strong sense that it would be part of their adult lives. They came from as far afield as
Waikerie and Mount Gambier, having been selected on the basis of merit, passion and need. For four days the teenagers were introduced to the visual art industry and tasted life as a Bachelor of Visual Art student. They drew. They painted. They analysed work. They also ate a lot of ice cream. They left having formed firm friendships and filled with anticipation of the years to come. To find out more about the Burnside Village Foundation visit burnsidevillage.com.au/services/ burnside-village-foundation
“Summer Art Camp was really amazing. I didn’t expect to come into a community that is so engaged in the visual arts and that is so supportive as well. I’ve never really experienced that, being a regional student. Being around people who understand you is awesome.” CAITLIN MCELROY SUMMER ART CAMP PARTICIPANT AND CLARE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT
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The Burnside Village Concierge is located at the top of the Coles travelator. Staff are on hand to help answer any questions and can help with wheelchair hire, Gift Card purchases, booking a Style Session and signing up as a Burnside Village VIP. You can even charge your mobile phone and purchase or recharge MetroCards. Let us help you today, Call 7324 6722 or visit burnsidevillage.com.au
TOURISM REWARDS Our tourism program, available to all interstate, international and regional shoppers, allows visitors to present their proof of residence at Concierge to receive a wallet of special offers. Plus passengers flying with Singapore Airlines can receive discounts on presentation of their boarding pass at Concierge*. For more information and full terms and conditions visit Concierge or our website.
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COLLECT YOUR EXCLUSIVELY NUMBERED BURNSIDE VILLAGE VIP KEYRING TO REDEEM SPECIAL OFFERS AT SELECTED BURNSIDE VILLAGE RETAILERS! SIMPLY SPEND $500 AT BURNSIDE VILLAGE (EXCLUDING COLES) WITHIN A THREEMONTH PERIOD AND SHOW YOUR RECEIPTS AT CONCIERGE TO REDEEM. EXISTING BURNSIDE VILLAGE VIP CARDS ARE STILL VALID, HOWEVER IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SWAP YOUR CARD FOR A KEYRING PLEASE VISIT CONCIERGE.* *For more information and full terms and conditions see the website or visit Concierge.
Save the date! March 16
SHOPPING DAY One day only exclusive specials and offers across the centre. Don’t miss the AW17 fashion parades in the Fashion Mall at 1pm and 3pm. Plus, Easter-inspired cooking from Sprout Cooking School in the Village Market at 12pm and 2pm, plus face painting for the children!
March 23 – April 20
WIN A TRIP FOR TWO TO LONDON One lucky shopper will win a trip for two to London flying with Singapore Airlines plus a $2000 Flight Centre Burnside Village voucher. The winner will be drawn on Friday, April 21, 2017 – good luck!
April 14 – 17 EASTER
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Progressive technology, sophisticated design and sporty dynamics. The all-new Audi Q2 Launch Edition has arrived in Australia, announcing itself as the most exciting newcomer in the compact SUV segment. Featuring elements from the Q2 Edition #1, such as exclusive quantum grey paint, black and Manhattan grey exterior details and 19-inch alloy wheels, the all-new Audi Q2 is initially being offered in two model lines: the 1.4 TFSI design and the 2.0 TDI quattro sport. Both models share the sporty seven-speed S tronic dual-clutch automatic transmission as standard. The entry level 1.4 TFSI model features fuel-saving Cylinder-on-Demand technology that shuts down two of the four cylinders under light throttle loads. The Audi Q2 is equipped with a generous array of standard features, including Autonomous Emergency Braking, MMI Navigation, Bluetooth and smartphone interface, voice control and parking system with rear view camera. Automatic air-conditioning with dualzone climate control, leather-appointed seats, auto-dimming interior mirror, a
contrasting C-pillar blade and either 17or 18-inch alloy wheels, depending on the model, round out the key highlights. The all-new Q2 has been awarded a fivestar Euro NCAP rating, with an ANCAP rating pending. Along with the game-changing Audi “virtual cockpit” and convenient headup display, the driver assistance systems for the Audi Q2 come directly from the upper luxury classes. The Audi pre-sense plus (AEB) system recognises critical situations with other vehicles, as well as pedestrians crossing in front of the vehicle, while driving at speeds of up to 65 kmh. If necessary, Audi pre-sense plus can initiate hard braking – to a standstill – at low speeds. Other systems in the line-up include adaptive cruise control with Stop & Go function, the lane-departure warning system Audi side assist, the lane-keeping assistant Audi active lane assist, and cross-traffic assist rear which supports the driver while reversing out of tight situations. audisolitaire.com.au
Burnside Village is open on Easter Saturday from 9am to 5pm but closed on Friday, April 14, Sunday, April 16 and Monday, April 17. Enjoy the Easter break!
For the latest information or for terms and conditions visit burnsidevillage.com.au
UNION PAY You can shop at Burnside Village with your UnionPay card, and use it at the Conceirge to purchase Style Sessions or Gift Cards for immediate use.
ELECTRIC CHARGING DID YOU KNOW YOU CAN CHARGE YOUR ELECTRIC VEHICLE AT BURNSIDE VILLAGE WHILE YOU SHOP? THIS FREE SERVICE IS BROUGHT TO YOU COURTESY OF ORIGIN CHARGEPOINT, TESLA AND BURNSIDE VILLAGE.
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GIRL The opening of Tommy Hilfiger in the Burnside Village Fashion Mall added a dash of classic cool and a splash of supermodel.
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relaxed silhouettes celebrate a calm and carefree lifestyle. The signature Tommy colours stand tough and uphold the brand’s heritage. The latest campaign was shot on the beautiful beaches of Santa Monica; Gigi the perfect choice for the job. “Gigi’s iconic style, authenticity and optimistic attitude make her the ultimate Tommy girl, and she is always surprising and inspiring our fans with a unique approach to fashion and lifestyle,” says Tommy Hilfiger. To keep the chills away, check out the ever-popular bomber jacket, re-imagined by Tommy in denim. The new collection joins the classic Tommy Hilfiger range, including men’s tailored clothing and sportswear, women’s apparel and sportswear, underwear, sleepwear, loungewear, footwear and accessories.
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TRESSES THIS SEASON IS ALL ABOUT SLEEK STYLES AND A POLISHED MANE. WE TALK TO CLIP JOINT SALONS’ ASSISTANT CREATIVE DIRECTOR ELIZA COLLIER ABOUT HER PREDICTIONS AND STYLING FOR THE FASHION SHOOT ON PAGE 52.
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Charlotte Kleut and Jaki Woods stop in at Camilla, Mecca Cosmetica and Lululemon.
Taylor Grivell and Ann Grivell from Mount Barker love to see what’s new at Mimco.
Jasmin Ilic from Fullarton is on her way to Gorman and Zara.
SNAPSHOT Shaun Haynes and Catie Haynes from Largs Bay are fans of Zara and Gorman.
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SPOTTED OUT AND ABOUT AT BURNSIDE VILLAGE?
Alexandra Weir and Julie Connor take four-monthold Henry for a day of shopping.
Jenny Carney from Hawthorn loves to see what Witchery and Oroton have to offer. Chantel Farmer and Hellen Tilly, with four-month-old Lucy, are fans of Zara and Seed.
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Gerry and Peter Sanderson from Malvern check out the latest from Cue, Dymocks and Gazman. Alex Ingham loves to see what’s on the shelves at Dymocks.
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SE AS O N S CHANGE Breeze through the cooler seasons with layers of rich fabrics teamed with pieces that exude lightness.
PHOTOGRAPHER NECTARIO KAROLOS PAPAZACHARIAS PRODUCER/STYLIST DENI JONES HAIR & MAKE-UP SAMANTHA VLASSIS PHOTOGRAPHIC ASSISTANT JOHN KOUTOUZIS STYLE ASSISTANTS STEPHANIE ROSSETTO AND SHARMONIE COCKAYNE MODEL CHIARA FROM PRIDE MODELS LOCATION STUDIO, 175 HALIFAX & ADELAIDE CBD Karen Millen dress, $395. Witchery earrings, $39.95. Wittner boots, $289.95.
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Veronika Maine top, $145. Tommy Hilfiger jumpsuit, $349. Witchery cardigan, $199.95. Opposite page Carla Zampatti dress, $949. Witchery earrings, $39.95.
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League and are dominated by stripes, checks and greys to add interest to the suave silhouettes. Men don’t have to choose between classic and sporty with neoprene, wool and cotton suits that are easy to move in, but office-appropriate. The young, urban edge comes in the form of super-skinny trousers with a strong note of rock. Checks, studs and leather reign supreme. Ease into the relaxed vibe of oversized garments in different shades of blue and surprising twist of stripes and traditional Japanese prints. Oriental inspiration flows into Zara Kids, with girls wearing satin fabrics, printed and embroidered with Japanese birds and flowers. Boys are street-inspired in black, grey and white, with extra-long bombers, baggy chinos and skinny jeans.
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Tom wears Zara pants, $69.95 and jacket, $159. Oxford shirt, $149. Gazman tie, $49.95. Rosie wears Forever New coat, $129.99 and skirt $89.99. Cue top, $189. Seed earrings, $14.95 and bag, $69.95. Opposite page Rosie wears Jigsaw pants, $199, coat, $599 and shoes, $249. Zara shirt, $49.95. Witchery gloves, $89.95. Forever New earrings, $14.95.
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Rosie wears Zara shirt, $69.95. Veronika Maine corset, $169. Opposite page Rosie wears Tommy Hilfiger x Gigi jeans, $249 and shirt $150. Nine West Waylan shoes, $129.95. Portmans bag, $49.95. Tom wears Zara pants, $39.95, coat, $119 and shoes, $139.
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Rosie wears Cue dress, $349. Witchery shoes, $249.95. Oroton backpack, $395. Opposite page Tom wears Oxford coat, $349, pants, $149, shirt, $149 and shoes, $199. Oroton bag, $595. Rosie wears Cue pants, $219 and corset, $249. Veronika Maine shirt, $149. Jigsaw coat, $399 and clutch, $179. Zara shoes, $49.95.
Tom wears Calibre navy silk bow tie, $149, stretch tailored pant, $279, Twill shirt, $219 and badged blazer, $744. Opposite page Tom wears Calibre coat, $749, jumper, $289 and pants, $279. Zara shoes, $139. Rosie wears Veronika Maine pants, $259. Zara top, $39.95. Nine West shoes, $139.95. Mimco Flicker hardcase clutch, $199. Witchery button blazer, $279.95. Chairs from 1000 chairs.
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The Camilla boutique quickly became a must-see destination at Burnside Village when it opened in 2015. We caught up with the woman behind the brand to chat about inspiration, prints and, of course, the new store in the Atrium Mall.
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her most, and Burnside is no exception. “I want to transport our customers on a journey of my travels when they enter a Camilla boutique. We take cues from the places we have visited, such as the Topkapi Palace in Turkey or the Jardin Majorelle in Morocco, and reinterpret them into our store design. I want them to be able to stop here for a minute and for it to be a place of reflection and peace.” Travel is such an inspiration for Camilla in every aspect of the brand; it’s the motivation for each and every collection. For Camilla, the prints are her personal travelogue. “I get off the beaten track and the inspiration comes from my immersion in the culture – their tribe, their food, their traditions and their colour palette.”
Camilla’s most recent journey was to the foothills and ancient fortresses of China and Tibet and the latest collection, Chinese Whispers, is the result. Camilla spent time with batik artists who honour the traditional processes of their ancient crafts. “The pieces within these prints are hand embroidered like the traditional garments of the region, and the detail, right down to each button, fortifies my newfound love for this special part of the world”. The label has skyrocketed from a small resort brand in Bondi Beach launched more than 14 years ago, to its current gallery of global wanderings. “I honour the artisans of different tribes I visit by whole heartedly engaging in their traditions and cultures.”
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“I’m not just saying it, but Burnside Village is one of my favourite centres. There’s something really chill about it.” Store visits give Peter a chance to chat with fans and hear what they’re loving or wanting. “You can’t just sit in your glass tower. It’s a nice way of being one on one with customers.” The first 30 years of Peter Alexander culminated in a collection that’s close to Peter’s heart. When creating a new line, the designer has to put his creative and commercial brain to work. He has to love each piece and have fun with it, but ultimately, it has to sell to the wider market. But for the anniversary collection, Peter has thrown commercialism out the window to create a capsule of pieces based on what he loves. There’s animal print, floral and some of the most glamorous sequinned sleepwear pieces you’ll ever see. Peter says the gold sequinned track pants might not be for everyone, but they sure are a lot of fun. “I really love the slippers. There’s lots of fuzz and fur – always fake fur with me. It’s like a shoe you can wear out.”
“My brain never turns off. I always have the antenna open to ideas. They can come from anywhere.” Peter’s mascot, muse and reason he does so much work with the RSPCA, Penny the dog, doesn’t miss out either. There’s a special 30 year candle adorned with a golden dog on top. The milestone has given Peter pause to reflect on the past few decades and the growth of his business from his humble beginning. “In my office, there’s a 10-year anniversary collection poster and at the time, I was amazed I’d made it that far, and it’s grown so much since then.” Along the way, his mum has been a constant support, and the celebrations are as much for her as anyone else. “It’s a nice time for my mum to gush – not that she doesn’t every day already!” You will find Peter Alexander in the Atrium Mall. THE VINE
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ARTISTIC connection A recent exhibition at Burnside Village for the Adelaide Fringe Festival marked judgement day for a group of local artists.
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mma Hack’s artistic career has gone from strength to strength. She’s become a prominent figure in the local, national and international art scenes with her intricate, creative body painting. Her success has ignited a desire to give back to the industry that has supported her for so many years. “My artistic career had started to climb and I wanted to give back to the South Australian community in some way, as well as connect with other artists,” Emma says. Emma wanted to give back in a very practical way and celebrate the artists our state produces, and so the Emma Hack Art Prize (EHAP) was born. Entrants are bound only by their imagination; mixed mediums, sculpture, video work, photographic pieces and paintings are all welcome. “It’s a really exciting exhibition to visit and immerse yourself in.” This year, the EHAP was held at Burnside Village from February 20 to March 13, and the theme, Real or Surreal, encouraged participants to explore their idea of reality. In the fourth year of the prize, there were nearly 200 entries – the most to date, and Emma says the competition was very strong. Helping Emma to judge the Prize was Penny Griggs, general manager of the SALA Festival, and Gavin Blake, founder and director of the Centre for Creative Photography. Penny says the exhibition made people think, question and swoon. “It was a pleasure being a judge for this year’s Emma Hack Art Prize,” Penny says. “Held every year during Adelaide Fringe, the award highlights and acknowledges the diversity and talent of visual artists living in South Australia.” A portion of sales of the works were donated to Mental Health Illness Fellowship South Australia. emmahackartprize.com
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Check out some of the talented finalists who received the stamp of approval from the judges: Tobias Staheli A depiction of the forest of imagination, where sweet water flows, turquoise stone sparkling bright and giant trees prevail, and where perspective is in distortion. Lise Temple The temporal experience of viewing place is explored in Lise’s oil on canvas. The compositional elements of architecture and space were manipulated with the objective to intertwine memories with the experience of the present.
Sonja Durmanovic Blurring the Lines explores the surreal nature of the content of our carefully curated social media profiles, where the lines between our actual selves and the surreal self we wish to project become so blurred as to be indistinguishable. Jasmine Dixon Using realistic subjects in conjunction with abstract, unconventional backgrounds, Jasmine aims to create disjointed and interesting effects and, in this case, reflect her brother’s joyful personality and love of technology.
Opposite page: Works by Tobias Staheli, Sonja Durmanovic, Jasmine Dixon and Lise Temple.
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STYLE Burnside Village personal stylist Julie Zanes uncovers some of the latest trends to heat up the coldest months. What are your favourite trends/looks this Autumn/Winter? On the Milan and European runways I was thrilled to see velvet featuring so prominently with dresses, skirts, tops, pants, shoes – even boots! I particularly love velvet in navy blue and burgundy. Shoppers will be delighted to find this featuring at Burnside Village retailers. I also love the high shine metallics, and not just in shoes. In gold, silver, rose gold, copper, greens and blues – sass & bide love to do this look.
Which boots and coats will you be wearing? An emerging trend that you will find at our stores, such as Carla Zampatti, is an essential wardrobe staple – the military coat/jacket. Already proving popular among savvy fashionistas. Wear it with skinny jeans and ankle boots for a fabulous look.
What’s back in fashion? Bomber jackets are back. You will find them in leather, satin, lace and velvet. Traditional, short, long and plenty with embellishment. For guys, head into Calibre. I’ve spotted them at Cue and Witchery for the ladies.
What about tips for men this season? Whether it’s a suit, shirt or just a tie, lots of copper for men this autumn/winter. Very much suited to men with warm undertones. The duffle coat has made a comeback. Classic black, grey, navy, or if you have warm undertones, try it in camel. The fedora felt hat for the confident man is also a great look for autumn/winter. Rodd & Gunn is a definite must for some of these pieces.
What is your favourite accessory this season? I love the choker and so do many editors of style magazines. A variety of choice in different fabrics and materials including leather, beads, sequins, tassels, fringe, and my much-loved velvet. A choker can really dress up an outfit.
Take advantage of Julie’s expertise and book your Burnside Village Stylist Session at burnsidevillage.com.au
Carla Zampatti navy velvet jacket, $849, and silver taffeta Wrap Me Up shirt, $529. French Connection quilted reversible bomber jacket, $149.95. Karen Millen metallic cold-shoulder top $195. Carla Zampatti black crepe Military Precision crop jacket, $929.
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Alexa wears Zara Kids floral dress, $45.95. Amali wears Zara Kids bear tee, $15.95. Bardot Junior pleat mini skirt, $49.99. Pavement kitty ears headband, $12.95. Opposite page Xavier wears Seed puffer vest, $49.95. Zara Kids long sleeve jumper, $29.95 and jeans, $35.95. Seed Teen canvas shoes, $34.95. Alexa wears Bardot Junior bomber jacket, $99.99, lariat, $16.99 and studded loafer, $59.99. French Connection beanie, $39.95. Zara Kids jean, $49.95. Louis wears Bardot Junior bomber jacket, $99.99, slouch jean, $59.95, Handsome cap $24.99 and tee, $29.99. Pavement sneaker, $69.95.
Lyla wears Bardot Junior grey marle Wink top, $34.99, silver short, $39.99 and wire ears, $16.99 pack of two. Seed sneakers, $59.95, and tights, $16.95. Louis wears Zara hat. Seed jumper, $39.95, sweatpants, $39.95 and canvas shoe, $29.95. Zara Kids tee, $19.95. Opposite page Xavier wears Pavement pant, $54.95, hooded top, $39.95, jacket, $89.95 and sneaker, $69.95. Bardot Junior cap, $24.99. Alexa wears Bardot Junior bomber jacket, $99.99, pleat skirt, $59.99, loafer, $59.99 and cap, $29.99.
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leopard ears headband, $12.99. Amali wears Bardot Junior denim skirt, $59.99 and tee, $29.99. Zara Kids bomber jacket, $49.95. Pavement zip ballet biker boots, $69.95 and knee high socks, $16.95. Lyla wears Zara Kids top, $29.95, denim overalls, $39.95 and fringe shoes, $39.95. Bardot Junior headband, $12.99.
HEAD for the HILLS Autumn’s just around the corner, which means sandy thongs will be replaced by more appropriate footwear, cricket will make way for Aussie Rules and the leaves on Adelaide’s trees will begin their gorgeous transformation. For some, mid-autumn is the annual catalyst for a trip to Mount Lofty Botanic Garden, while others may have heard good things about the place, but are yet to make the pilgrimage.
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The autumn colours are breathtaking Every year around April, the leaves on the Garden’s cool-climate trees – think maples, oaks, elms, liquidambars, dawn redwoods and ashes – begin to change, transforming it into a panorama of scarlets, bronzes and yellows. Photographs don’t do it justice, but if you do want some proof of the Garden’s beauty simply search Instagram and prepare to be amazed (and probably inspired to pack the car to head the Hills right now). It’s super close to town While a trip to the Hills can seem like a fullday trip on first thought, the Garden is just a hop, skip and a jump from the toll gate. A quick scan on Google Maps will tell you the Garden’s just a 20-minute drive (15 kilometres) from Burnside Village up the freeway. Take the exit at Crafers and use the Upper Entrance (Summit Road, Crafers) or Lower Entrance (Lampert Road, Piccadilly).
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It’s accessible to everyone Mums with prams, the elderly and people with disabilities, fear not! The Lakeside Trail opened in 2015 is designed to allow anyone to enjoy the Garden’s tranquil beauty. Dotted along the one-kilometre loop around Main Lake are eight artworks – each with a different fundamental message about people, plants and the environment. Keep an eye out for the Garden’s elegant resident black swan. Fitness fans can tackle more strenuous routes by starting at the Lower Carpark and heading to the top. There are surprises at every corner Autumn’s the Garden’s busiest season, but with 97 hectares to play with, it’s still a breeze to find a secluded picnic spot. Along with autumn colour, the Garden’s signature sights are its cool and winding gullies, which contain some of Australia’s finest plant collections. Fern Gully is a temperate rainforest that’s cool and inviting year-round. Magnolia and Rhododendron Gullies are two of the Garden’s most photographed sights (their dazzling flowers are best viewed in spring). Fans of
native plants shouldn’t miss Spring Gully and the Nature Trail, where a canopy of mature Stringybark eucalypts shelters a complex understory filled with native wildflowers. It’s celebrating its 40th birthday this year Mount Lofty Botanic Garden opened its gates on November 5, 1977, and in the decades since it has become one of the Hills’ most popular natural destinations. The Garden will celebrate its anniversary on November 5 this year with a free public event, featuring live music, food and kid’s activities. Subscribe to the Botanic Gardens of South Australia’s e-newsletter to get all the details delivered to your inbox later in the year. And in the meantime, make sure you head up for a visit to experience the Garden’s magic – you won’t regret it. botanicgardens.sa.gov.au/subscribe
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READ ALL ABOUT IT THE GOLDEN CHILD by Wendy James Published by Harper Collins RRP $32.99 (pbk) When ex-pat and successful blogger Beth moves back to Australia from the US with her husband and two daughters, she expects life to be great. However moving to Newcastle presents issues such as dealing with in-laws and finding a job. Her daughters create more challenges, especially the younger, super confident Charlotte, who becomes involved in a bullying scandal. Written as part blog, part narrative, this novel is superbly crafted with a clever twist at the end. It’s a gripping yet chilling look at family life, bullying and social media which will make you question how well you know your children. CAST IRON by Peter May Published by Hachette RRP $32.99 (hbk) The 1989 unsolved murder of 20-year-old Lucie Martin comes to the fore when in 2003 her bones are discovered in a dried out lake. No-one was ever convicted. We move to Paris 2011 where forensic expert Enzo Macleod discovers a flaw in the original evidence surrounding Lucie’s murder. Very soon the challenge becomes a race against time as Enzo unwittingly puts everything he holds dear in great peril. This masterly plotted thriller and sixth in the Macleod series is a pleasure to read.
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FACT, FICTION OR FAMILY, DYMOCKS BURNSIDE VILLAGE CAN RECOMMEND A BOOK FOR YOU
OUR SOULS AT NIGHT by Kent Haruf Published by Macmillan RRP $19.99 (pbk) The story begins with lonely widow Addie Moore visiting her widower neighbour Louis Waters to ask him to spend the night, something she sees as a solution to both their circumstances. What begins as a simple request for company and a soothing voice in the dark soon becomes more as their friendship deepens. Unfortunately family interference and small town gossip will see the situation taken out of their control in a heart wrenching way. This beautiful final novel from Kent Haruf is powerful in its simplicity and tenderness. LION by Saroo Brierley Published by Penguin RRP $22.99 (pbk) This compelling true story, previously published as Long Way Home, begins at the end of a 25-year search. Five-year-old Saroo becomes lost on an Indian train while out with his older brother Guddu. For months he survives on his instincts until he befriends a teenager who takes him to a police station. Unable to remember where he lives or the name of his family, Saroo is declared a lost child. He is eventually adopted by a couple from Hobart, Tasmania, although he never stops thinking about his Indian family. His relentless search
with the help of Google Earth finally unveils the truth. RAGDOLL by Daniel Cole Published by Hachette RRP $29.99 (hbk) Recently returned to work, Detective William Fawkes is flung headlong into trying to solve a series of murders after the horrifying discovery of the Ragdoll, a body made up of parts from six separate victims. Then the killer releases a list of six further victims along with the dates on which he intends to kill them. Fawkes is convinced this case has roots in a previous series of murders and so begins an amazing, thrilling rollercoaster ride of a crime novel. Unputdownable, surprising, and very, very enjoyable. LUCY’S BOOK by Natalie Jane Prior & Cheryl Orsini Published by Hachette RRP $16.99 (pbk) Lucy borrows a new book from the library one Saturday and grows to love it very much. All her friends and neighbours love Lucy’s book too, and it goes on many adventures with them. But the book is most special to Lucy and she is devastated to discover it has become worn out and is no longer available to borrow. What can she do to find her beloved book again? A perfect picture book for everyone who has fallen in love
with a special book and can’t contemplate what to do without it. A wonderful story to share. THE BAREFOOT INVESTOR by Scott Pape Published by Wiley Publications RRP $29.95 (pbk) Scott Pape is a well-respected Australian financial advisor who has helped thousands of people realise their financial dreams. In easy-tounderstand language, he explains how to increase your income, invest, pay off your mortgage, set up for a comfortable retirement, become debt free, and achieve true financial independence. It’s inspirational, and could very well be life-changing. THE HOUSE OF NEW BEGINNINGS by Lucy Diamond Published by Macmillan RRP $29.99 (pbk) All the new residents of Number 11, Dukes Square, Brighton, have experienced heartache and trouble, and are looking for a bright new future. Lonely, lost, and a little afraid, they gradually begin to reach out to each other and connect. Devastated Charlotte, coping with the saddest loss, feisty Georgie who misses Yorkshire, and Rosa, fleeing love gone wrong, begin to find that friendship can lead to opportunities, and a wonderful life. This is a beautiful, engaging read, full of hope and joy.
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CONFIDENCE GUARANTEED Orthodontists are dental specialists in the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of dental and facial irregularities to help correctly align teeth, bites and jaws, including straightening teeth. Dr Darren Townsend is the principal of Townsend Orthodontics located on the Balcony at Burnside Village Shopping Centre. As well as ensuring his busy specialist practice provides beautiful smiles, he teaches the
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orthodontic program at the University of Adelaide. Townsend Orthodontics utilises the award-winning Insignia Advanced Smile Design that allows every patient to have a computer-aided smile design specifically proportioned to their unique facial features. Insignia can make difficult cases more manageable and routine cases exceptional. As a member of the Australian Society of Orthodontists, your confidence is guaranteed.
Amp it up COMING INTO WINTER, IT’S EASY TO MAKE EXCUSES TO STAY IN BED, LEAVING BEHIND THE EXERCISE. CHAD OBST FROM JETTS RECOMMENDS GETTING A GYM BUDDY – SOMEONE THAT IS MOTIVATED AND CAN KEEP THE ENERGY UP. “WE ALL KNOW IT’S HARDER THIS TIME OF YEAR TO GET OUT OF BED, OR GET INTO YOUR GYM CLOTHES WHEN IT’S GETTING COLDER, SO SPEAK TO A TEAM MEMBER AT JETTS AND GET A NEW, INVIGORATED PROGRAM WRITTEN UP FOR YOU, TO RE ENERGISE YOU AND YOUR TRAINING ROUTINE OVER THE WINTER MONTHS,” CHAD SAYS. WRITING DOWN YOUR GOALS IS ALSO A HANDY TOOL – JUST MAKE SURE YOU TELL A FRIEND OR FAMILY MEMBER TO KEEP YOU ACCOUNTABLE.
WINTER COMFORT
GET THE GLOW “The best winter treatments for skin are those targeting pigmentation,” says Dr Chris Koulos of Burnside Cosmetic and Skin Cancer Centre. “Even tone is really important to many people.” Dr Chris’s go-to pick for winter brightening is the PicoSure, an unparalleled breakthrough laser technology which has just arrived in Adelaide. The laser delivers ultrashort pulses of laser light which reach deep into the skin. It not only gets rid of blemishes, redness, and brown spots but revolutionary PicoSure also sweeps away damaged tissue to rebuild fresh elastin which results in smooth, vibrant looking skin. What’s better, it is a fast simple procedure that is easy to tolerate and requires little to no downtime. One treatment continues to work on the skin for up to six months.
FEEL THE STRETCH Kylie Roberts from Aleenta Barre shares her top five benefits of Barre classes.
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Stop by Healthy Life to find organic and whole foods and all-natural products for beauty and lifestyle requirements, to stay healthy this winter. The harsh, colder season can cause our bodies to lose essential nutrients, but Fusion Hair Skin and Nails tablets can help manage hair conditions, strengthen soft brittle nails and improve skin. Nourish from the outside with The Jojoba Company’s natural topical products. Containing 100 per cent pure Australian jojoba, the range can treat skin conditions including eczema, acne, burns, stretch marks and nappy rash. Simple and effective steps can also keep winter blues and colds at bay. Look for the Nutralife Ester C range to help prevent colds and provide relief for mild upper respiratory tract infections. Keep moving with daily exercise and exposure to sunlight for natural Vitamin D intake, to kick-start your spring routine. Staying hydrated and eating real seasonal foods are essential for staying healthy this winter.
to tone and firm muscles without developing bulk. Small isometric movements are used throughout class meaning the muscles tense without changing length. With these small movements you benefit from continuously engaging the muscle, while the pulsing enables you to stay in the hold longer to create long, lean muscles.
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What’s on the menu? endota spa has announced a new menu of treatments launching this April. To celebrate and for a limited time only, endota spa Burnside is offering the Organics Infusion Facial at $99. This signature facial uses endota spa’s own Australian Certified Organic natural skincare, containing a powerful bioactive plant complex rich in antioxidants. Skin feels instantly hydrated and nourished. The perfect combination of relaxation with results. Experience nurtured skin, a calm mind and a natural radiance. Be nurtured by nature.
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When planning an unforgettable holiday, you must consider the enchanting and grand city of London. Submerge yourself into the history and culture of this 2000-year-old city, as you visit some of the most remarkable and wellknown attractions of the world. Explore the energy-filled streets, enhanced by the historical structures and architecture. Your itinerary will be bursting with an array of activities on offer, for various interests and budgets. From film festivals to wondrous art galleries, ensure you experience it all and book in a lengthy journey with the Flight Centre team.
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Cross the intriguingly nicknamed “Wobbly Bridge” (or Millennium Bridge) over River Thames, to find your way to the monumental St. Paul’s Cathedral. Immerse yourself further into London’s architecture with a stroll through the leafy and charming Hampstead, a medieval village and attraction for artists alike.
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Step back through time as you enter the Dennis Severs’ House, and admire the intricate details in the home of a Huguenot family of silk-weavers in the 18th century. Allocate time to allow some shopping along the pavements of Mount Street. This recently renovated and fashionable district of Mayfair will sweep you into a whirlwind of high-end fashion stores including the likes of Balenciaga, Marc Jacobs and Christian Louboutin. Then, be captivated by the creative talents on display here in the impressive art galleries. Satisfy your appetite in the city’s East End; here you will find an enticing range of culinary delights, from Michelin-star restaurants to ethnic street markets.
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GETTING THERE
With your Australian passport, you are able to visit London for less than six months without a visa. The travel agents at Flight Centre can assist with your travel plans and ensure you experience a stress-free journey, with recommendations of tours and attractions for your tastes. Singapore Airlines can get you there safely, offering daily international flights from Adelaide to London. With only one stopover in Singapore before touchdown in Heathrow Airport (LHR), the airline commits to service excellence for its passengers. Flying some of the world’s largest passenger aircrafts, and further introducing new seats for additional personal space, Singapore Airlines prioritises ease and comfort for passengers in transit.
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Manager of Flight Centre Burnside Village, Christopher Eig recommends some of London’s highlights, from his professional and personal travel experiences. How many times have you visited London? Three What are your tips for surviving a long-haul flight? Drinking plenty of water, and try to avoid consuming too much alcohol as it dehydrates you. Ensure you walk around the aircraft throughout the flight to stretch your legs. Which city district do you prefer to stay in? Mayfair. It is so close to the amazing Hyde Park, and is within walking distance of many attractions. There is also a tube station nearby, providing easier transit around London. Do you have a favourite hotel? Intercontinental London Park Lane – the location is amazing and the rooms are just beautiful. What is your favourite historic site? Modern marvel? I love the Tate Modern – you can walk around all day and look at all the art. My favourite historic sites are the palaces, including the Buckingham Palace and Kensington Palace. They are simply beautiful. What is something every first-time visitor should see? Eat? Drink? I recommend the hop-on hopoff bus; this journey showcases the attractions in London that
newcomers love to see. It also saves time, as you can get on and off at various points along the way. To eat, you must try British fish and chips. Finally, sit inside a traditional pub and soak up the locals enjoying themselves. What is something in London you never tire of? Walking along the banks of the Thames and looking at the Houses of Parliament, Palace of Westminster and London Bridge. What is something about London that has surprised you? The food, and just how many amazing places there are to fit any traveller’s needs. Particularly the curries; they are top quality.
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r u o v fla A FEAST OF Prawn and crab cocktail with pickled cucumber “spaghetti” SERVES 8 Prepare your glasses or serving bowls by dipping the rims into a little lime juice, then some celery salt – refrigerate while preparing the meal.
Add some zing to a range of tasty Easter treats, when wholesome comfort food is perfect for a cosy gathering. RECIPES ROSA MATTO PHOTOGRAPHER TONY LEWIS STYLING MICHELLE LEE
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cucumber “spaghetti” 2 continental cucumbers, cut into long julienne, discard seeds 1 tsp sugar 1 tsp salt Sprinkle cucumber strips with sugar and salt. Mix and leave for 2 hours, then squeeze cucumber thoroughly. salad 500g cooked prawns, roughly chopped (save 8 whole prawns for garnish) 400g cooked crab meat 2 stems celery, finely diced
1 tsp celery seeds Small amount chilli, chopped Zest and juice of 1 small lemon or lime 1 tbsp flat leaf parsley, finely chopped ½ small red onion, finely chopped Salt and white pepper
until it is incorporated; add lemon or lime juice, and water. Taste and adjust for seasoning and acidity.
mayonnaise 3 large egg yolks 1 garlic clove, finely mashed 1 tsp salt White pepper, to taste 1 tsp Dijon mustard Up to 200ml extra virgin olive oil 1 tbsp lemon or lime juice 1 tbsp boiling water
garnish 1 avocado, diced and sprinkled with lemon or lime juice Tender white celery leaves Celery seeds Wedges of lemon or lime
Put yolks, garlic, salt, pepper and mustard into a food processor and blend until creamy. With the processor running, drizzle oil into the egg mixture in a thin, slow stream – the mayonnaise will begin to thicken and emulsify. Continue adding oil at a measured pace
In a bowl, mix all ingredients with just enough mayonnaise to moisten the salad. Adjust for flavour.
To assemble: Remove serving bowls from refrigerator and divide the squeezed cucumber “spaghetti” among them. Divide salad equally and press down lightly onto the cucumber. Top with the reserved prawns plus avocado, celery leaves, seeds and lime wedge. Coasters from Village Pharmacy
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Lemony chicken with potatoes and sausage SERVES 8 8 chicken thigh fillets 12 small kipfler potatoes 8 pork and fennel sausages, cut into thirds (or 16 chipolatas) 2 tbsp extra virgin olive oil 1 tbsp fennel seeds Salt and pepper Handful sage leaves, half roughly chopped, half left whole 1 head garlic, top cut off Four small lemons, halved 4 finger limes, halved (optional) Preheat oven to 190C. Cut chicken thighs and potatoes in half and toss them and the sausages in the olive oil, fennel seeds, salt and pepper, and chopped sage. Put into a paper-lined baking tin with the garlic and lemons. Loosely cover with foil and bake for 20 minutes. Remove the foil and toss; cook, uncovered, for a further 30 minutes or until the chicken is tender and the potatoes cooked through. Remove from oven and add whole sage leaves; return to oven for another five minutes. When serving, encourage guests to squeeze some roasted garlic into the pan juices and scrape the finger limes over the chicken, potatoes and sausage.
Lettuce and pea fritters with Romesco sauce MAKES 16-18 500g finely shredded cos lettuce 150g peas 2 tsp salt 4 eggs, well beaten 4 spring onions, finely chopped 150g fresh white breadcrumbs 100g grated smoked cheese 2 tbsp each finely chopped parsley, dill and mint (plus extra for garnish) Fresh green chilli, to taste Pepper and smoked paprika, to taste Panko crumbs for coating Olive oil for frying Toss lettuce with salt and place in a colander with a weight on top for an hour or so. Meanwhile, cook or steam peas and coarsely mash. Take lettuce, a handful at a time, thoroughly squeeze out
remaining moisture and add to mashed peas. Add the eggs, onions, breadcrumbs, cheese, herbs, chilli and spices. Mix well; add more breadcrumbs if the mixture is too wet. Test fry a tiny amount to check for flavour (don’t add any salt until this point; there will be saltiness from the lettuce) before shaping the mixture into 16-18 small patties. Roll them in panko crumbs to coat thinly. Heat a shallow layer of oil in a frypan and cook fritters until golden on both sides. Drain on paper towel and serve warm or at room temperature with just a squeeze of lime juice, or with Romesco sauce. Romesco sauce Makes about 200ml 1 large red capsicum 1-2 garlic cloves 2 ripe tomatoes 80g roasted, blanched almonds,
plus extra for garnish 1 slice day-old bread, in chunks ½ tsp hot paprika Salt and pepper Olive oil Red wine vinegar Preheat oven to 210C. Cut capsicum in half lengthwise, scoop out seeds and place onto a baking paper-lined tray, skin side up. Peel garlic, halve tomatoes and add to tray. Bake until capsicum is black and blistered; leave to cool. Remove the capsicum and tomato skins. Put capsicum, tomatoes, garlic, almonds, bread, paprika, salt and pepper into a food processor and process with a drizzle of olive oil until you have a chunky sauce. Adjust seasoning and add a small amount of red wine vinegar to taste. Sprinkle with extra almonds. Small grey bowls with handles from Best Wishes
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Lamb fillet with salsa verde
Tomatoes Provencal
Puff pastry with onion jam
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4 lamb fillets Olive oil Sea salt and pepper Caperberries, to garnish
4 firm, ripe tomatoes 2 slices sourdough bread, in coarse crumbs 1-2 garlic cloves, mashed to a paste 3-4 tbsp flat leaf parsley, finely chopped 2-3 tbsp olive oil Salt and coarsely milled black pepper
onion jam 2 tbsp olive oil 4 brown onions, peeled and thinly sliced 1 x 400g can tomato pieces, or 4 fresh tomatoes, peeled and diced 2 tbsp brown sugar 3 tbsp balsamic vinegar 1 cinnamon stick 2 star anise Chilli, to taste Salt and pepper
Very lightly oil the fillets and sprinkle sparsely with salt and pepper. Preheat a grill pan or barbecue until very hot. Cook fillets for 6 minutes on one side then 4 minutes on the other. Remove from heat and allow to rest for 6 minutes before slicing and serving with salsa verde and caperberries. salsa verde Makes about 250ml 1 slice stale sourdough bread Juice of 1 lemon, zest reserved 2 bunches flat leaf parsley, leaves only 24 basil leaves 1-2 garlic cloves, peeled 10 tiny cornichons 5 anchovy fillets 50g drained capers Fresh green chilli, to taste White pepper Extra virgin olive oil Break up bread and sprinkle with lemon juice. Add to food processor with all ingredients except the olive oil, pulse until loosely chopped. Scrape down the bowl and slowly add oil to achieve a relatively smooth sauce. Adjust for salt and pepper. Will keep for up to 2 weeks, covered with oil, in the fridge. White rectangular platter from Best Wishes Tea towel from Best Wishes
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Preheat oven to 200C. Cut tomatoes in half and trim a bit off the bottom so they sit flat. Over a bowl, squeeze each half gently to force out the seeds and juice. Into this bowl, add bread crumbs, garlic, parsley and enough olive oil to make a firm paste; season to taste. Place onto a baking tray and drizzle with a little more oil. Bake for 15 minutes or until topping is nicely browned, but tomatoes hold their shape. Serve warm or at room temperature.
Heat oil in a heavy saucepan and cook onions over low heat until soft and just starting to colour (don’t skimp on this process otherwise the onions will not have a natural sweetness). Add tomatoes and reduce until liquid has evaporated. Add sugar, vinegar, cinnamon and star anise. Cook over low heat, stirring occasionally, until mixture is thick and syrupy. Add chilli, salt and pepper if necessary – aim for a pleasant sweet and sour taste (adjust sugar or vinegar as needed). Seal in sterilised jars to keep (makes about 500ml), or cover tightly and keep in fridge for about a fortnight. pastry 1 packet Careme puff pastry, thawed 1 egg, lightly beaten
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Cut 16 x 5cm rounds from the pastry; lightly brush with egg. Take eight of the rounds and cut out a centre piece of 2.5cm round. Set the larger disc on the 5cm round. Bake at 200C for 12-15 minutes or until puffed and golden. (You can cook the extra centres at the same time and use as garnish or save for another time.) Fill with hot onion jam and serve.
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“These are indulgent but not overly sweet – make them tiny to have with coffee or larger and serve with an orange sauce for dessert.”
Chocolate orange doughnuts MAKES 24 orange sugar 250g caster sugar Zest of 1 orange, finely chopped doughnuts 2 tsp dry yeast 2 tbsp lukewarm water 125ml lukewarm milk 2 tbsp caster sugar 50g butter, melted 300g plain flour Zest of 1 orange 25g unsweetened cocoa 2 eggs, lightly beaten Vegetable oil, for deep frying
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ganache 125ml cream 15g butter 200g dark chocolate
Prepare orange sugar so it has time to dry – mix sugar with zest and set out at room temperature to dry. To make doughnuts, in a medium bowl activate yeast by dissolving it in warm water and milk, with sugar. Leave in a warm place for about 15 minutes or
until mixture starts to foam. Add butter, flour, zest, cocoa and eggs. Bring together and knead on a lightly-floured surface until smooth (you can do this in a mixer with the kneading hook attached). Oil the ball of dough lightly and put in a clean bowl, covered, for about 1 hour or until doubled in size. Meanwhile, make the ganache by heating cream and butter on the stovetop or in a microwave. Remove from heat and melt in the chocolate. Place mixture in fridge until set enough to hold its shape. Knock back risen dough and knead briefly. Break off about 1 tablespoon of dough and wrap it around 1 teaspoon of cold ganache, making sure there are no gaps. Repeat with remaining dough and ganache and set aside to rise again for another 30 minutes. Pour oil into a deep saucepan and heat to 190C using a thermometer. Cook doughnuts in batches of 4 or 5 until golden all over. Drain and roll in orange sugar. Serve immediately but take care with the hot centres. Grey bowl from Best Wishes THE VINE
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Grey bowl from Best Wishes. Marble bowl from Village Pharmacy. Cadbury mini eggs from Coles. Sourdough and original hot cross buns from The Village Baker.
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Drop into one of Burnside Village’s restaurants, cafes or food providers for a tasty seasonal treat.
BAKERS DELIGHT
BOOST JUICE
Freshly baked each day, Bakers Delight’s hot cross buns can be found with the traditional fruit and spices, or try something different for a bit of a twist this Easter. Taste the real Pink Lady apples in the Apple & Cinnamon Hot Cross Buns, or enjoy more than 100 choc chips in each Choc Chip Hot Cross Bun. But you don’t need to stop there; mocha, fruitless and sourdough are also available.
Keep the energy going on your shopping spree with Boost Juice’s Protein Supreme – a creamy banana and protein-based smoothie, with the sweetness of honey and dates and the substance from muesli and chia. The whole fruit smoothie boasts an abundance of nutrition with more than 30g of protein to assist with muscle repair and 12.5 grams of fibre, making it the perfect option after hitting the gym or a long run.
CHARLESWORTH NUTS There’s a reason it’s hard to resist Charlesworth Nuts when you walk past their Burnside Village store – they fresh roast in-store. If you can hold on to the nuts long enough to get them home, there are plenty of recipes that benefit from a sprinkling of their peanuts, cashews or almonds. Or bake the Charlesworth Natural Muesli (made in the Marion factory) into some banana muffins for a delicious breakfast – perfect with hot milk on a cold morning.
CIBO
COCOLAT
The Cibo cannoli has been a menu staple over the years, reinforcing the Italian heritage of Cibo – and they’re the perfect winter treat. They’re handmade fresh daily in the Cibo kitchen in Adelaide. The delicate shell is made from a light pastry dough, gently fried, the inside of the cannoli coated in chocolate and hand filled with sweet ricotta dipped in crushed pistachio nuts. It is filled with chocolate custard cream one end and vanilla custard cream the other. Finally, it’s finished with a dust of snow sugar.
Cocolat may just be your go-to this winter for soul-warming meals and beverages. Find comfort in their home made winter soups, with four different flavours on offer. There’s a nutty pumpkin soup, creamy potato bacon and leek soup, Spanish minestrone soup or European chicken and corn soup. Or start your day with a full breakfast; eggs benedict, smashed avocado with tomato, or feta cheese with a soft poached egg. You can’t go wrong with classic eggs and smoky grilled bacon, with mushrooms and tomato. Don’t forget to treat yourself to a decadent hot chocolate or mocha coffee, made using real chocolate ganache. THE VINE
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DOLCE & CO
PASTA DELI
PEPE CUCINA
ROLLD
If you can tear yourself away from the beautiful sweets at Dolce & Co, you’ll find a new line of savouries. They’re smaller in size, but provide a hearty, filling and delicious meal. There are 12 different pies and pasties, made with locally-sourced sustainable meat and vegetables – a lovely lunch on a cold day. Don’t forget to save room for the premium cake and sweet pastry range.
Pasta is always the ideal partner for other nutritious ingredients essential to a healthy diet. Drop by Pasta Deli to pick up the perfect accompaniment to your vegetables, fish, and poultry. Pasta provides the perfect fuel to power your muscles and brain, to keep you going throughout the day. See the team in store for fresh pasta, sauces or ready-made pasta packs.
The seasons well and truly set the menu at Pepe Cucina, and chef Salvatore Pepe anticipates there will be lots of funghi featured this year. Salvatore says the earthy flavours find their way into dishes from pasta and risotto, to frittata and crostini. Slow cooking is also popular this time of year, with rich sauces the perfect way to ward off chills. Stop by the restaurant to see what’s in season.
You can’t beat the taste of locally sourced produce. The team at Rolld recommend a bowl of pho. The warm broth is cooked over six hours and served with white rice noodles and garnished with bean shoots, basil or fresh chilli – for those who prefer a little heat. Try the banh mì: a baguette-style roll sourced from Bakers Delight, filled with chicken, beef, pork or tofu and salad.
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The new kid on the menu at Shanghai Tea House is the grilled scallop in a bread bowl. The scallops are grilled and blended with onion, celery, carrot and creamy garlic sauce. The ingredients are served in a toasted bread bowl, sprinkled with parmesan cheese and oven-roasted. All dishes at the restaurant are prepared in-house using the freshest local ingredients.
Delectable sweet and savoury pastries and breads are available fresh each day at The Village Baker. Try the South Australiansourced lamb shank pie, or the pork and fennel sausage roll. On a cold winter’s day, there’s no remedy like indulgence so choose a tart, cake or slice. The Village Baker also has you covered with the wide range of delightful cocktail selections.
Umi Sushi offers classic and flavoursome Japanese dishes. Their prawn tempura udon is a light noodle dish, comprising a savoury hot broth, topped with crispy tempura prawns. The gyoza pack comes with eight pork or vegetable dumplings and two slices of beef sushi roll and salad. Or try the teriyaki chicken don, teriyaki beef don, teriyaki salmon don and una don.
There will always be a coffee and sweet treat with your name on it at Utzi Espresso. In addition to the old favourites, there are some new meals on the menu over the cooler months. Their Italianstyle cannelloni or lasagne is served with a fresh garden salad. The chicken schnitzel roll will soon become a favourite and their home-made baklava is hard to pass up.
What better way to warm up this winter than with a cooked breakfast at VP’s, made using the freshest ingredients. Available all day, you can stop in and refuel either before or after shopping. For a lighter option, try the homemade soups. The vegetable or chicken and vegetable soups are both served with toasted ciabatta bread. Or perhaps the glutenfree frittata or quiche will hit the spot.
Explore the Village Market and beyond for a leisurely lunch, or takeaway meal.
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Blue Illusion
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Calibre
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Cue
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David Lawrence
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Flower Clothing
8338 6108
Forever New
8379 4267
French Connection
8338 6203
Gazman
8338 6833
Gorman
8338 6838
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Jigsaw
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Laura Ashley
8338 7705
Maggie T
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8338 0707
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8338 0350
Pavement
8338 3845
Perri Cutten
8379 5613
Peter Alexander
8338 6780
Portmans
8379 7153
Review
8379 4272
Rodd & Gunn
8379 4576
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CAFES, RESTAURANTS & LIQUOR
8338 5311
Pepe Cucina
8379 8991
8338 1788
Rolld
8379 8290
8379 9073
Shanghai Tea House
7200 3063
Umi Sushi
8379 1639
Utzi Espresso
8338 2300
Village Baker
8338 0367
Vintage Cellars
8338 2454
VP’S
8379 8521
Kiehl’s
8338 0344
Laubman & Pank
8338 3988
Lululemon Athletica
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Mecca Cosmetica
8338 0226
Price Attack
8338 6444
The Athlete’s Foot
7324 4236
FOOTWEAR & ACCESORIES
FOOD Angelakis Bros
8379 6699
Baker’s Delight
8379 6199
Betts Kids
0400 660 754
Charlesworth Nuts
8338 1433
Jo Mercer
8379 2532
Coles Supermarket
8379 0161
Lovisa
0481 600 434
Haydon’s Quality Meats
8379 7368
Mimco
8379 8326
Healthy Life
8338 7450
Nine West
8338 3399
Pasta Deli
8379 2223
Oroton
8379 3193
Village Fresh Fruiterers
8379 5161
Raymond Poulton/Geox
8379 6549
Village Gourmet Poultry
8379 9177
Va Bene
8379 3340
Viva Gourmet
8379 6806
Wittner
8338 0430
T2
8379 5729
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CHEMISTS & MEDICAL SERVICES Burnside Cosmetic & Skin Cancer Centre
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Dr Wong (ENT)
8336 7001
Lindsay Allan Chemist
8338 2153
SA Pathology
8379 0644
8379 4724
Townsend Orthodontics
8379 3643
Dymocks Books
8379 2880
8338 5892
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Village Dental & Implant Centre
8379 4444
Seed Teen
8379 7019
Smiggle
8338 4670
Village Pharmacy
8379 7991
Sportscraft
8338 0388
T2
8379 5729
Sydney Street
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Tommy Hilfiger
8338 2902
Adairs
8338 1098
Bed, Bath n Table
8379 4721
Best Wishes
8379 9730
8379 0956
Browns of Burnside Newsagency
8379 7578
sass & bide
8379 5215
Burnside Village Flowers
Scanlan Theodore
8338 1322
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8338 2322
Aurum Jewels
8379 6773
Witchery
8379 0771
James Thredgold
8379 7913
SERVICES Bupa
8238 5300
Burnside Village Dry Cleaners
8379 6446 7324 6722
W Lane
8338 4025
Mazzucchelli’s
8379 7312
Concierge
Zara
8237 4100
Pandora
8338 1966
Flight Centre
8338 3688
Keyshoeman
8379 6861
Metrocard
7324 6722
Optus
8338 7955
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8379 8477
Boost Juice
8338 7145
Aleenta Barre
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Cibo Espresso
8338 3996
Clip Joint
8379 9421
Cocolat
8379 0917
endota spa
8331 0335
Dolce & Co.
8379 3735
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