Menu Magazine - Issue 31

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A Healing Elixir I

f you have never juiced Bok Choy before I highly recommend it as the flavour is light and crisp. The juice is very refreshing and juicy, making it the perfect green juice if you’re looking to get a heap of cleansing chlorophyll without that overwhelming green taste. Bok Choy is high in calcium, folic acid, vitamin A, vitamin C and tons of other minerals which make it very beneficial for bone health. Here is a great tip when shopping for Bok Choy: Make sure the Bok Choy is crisp and the leaves have not gone yellow. Apples are nature’s healers and when combined with other ingredients, like the ones in this juice, they enhance the nutritional components of the juice. Cucumber and Bok Choy together can help with bone related inflammation. Cucumber juice can help in reducing the high uric acid content that causes inflammation in many degenerative diseases making it a natural anti-inflammatory. Cucumbers are also extremely hydrating and are an excellent way of getting water into our bodies.

Apple-Aid Makes 1 litre INGREDIENTS 4 green apples 3 bok choy 1 cucumber 1 lemon METHOD Chop the ends off the Bok Choy to release the stems. Roughly chop. Remove the stems from the apples and juice whole with skin and seeds. Cut in half or quarters if too big to fit into the wide chute. Cut the cucumber into chunks to fit down the chute. Juice with skin on. Cut any hard end points off the lemon, slice into rounds with skin on to give more flavour and get more juice from the lemon. JUICING METHOD Always start with the leafy greens of the Bok Choy, this will help extract the maximum amount of green chlorophyll from the leaves. Next juice the cucumber chunks followed by the apples. Finish the juice with the lemon slices. By Andrew Kelly of Kuvings Australia


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WHAT’S ON YOUR PLATE (What’s Happening

7min
pages 80-82

FIRE CIDER (ECO Column

17min
pages 65-73

COVID SUPPLY ISSUES AND THE IMPACT ON YOUR BUSINESS (Industry Column

3min
page 64

BURRATA, COMPRESSED NECTARINES E BRESAOLA (Fresh Produce Column

1min
page 63

EASY BREEZY SIPS (Cocktails Column

2min
page 62

CHARGRILLED TIGER PRAWNS WITH CHORIZO BUTTER (Easy Meals Column

1min
page 60

GRAZING TIPS FOR SUMMER (Catering Column

2min
page 61

A HEALING ELIXIR (Juicing Column

1min
page 59

THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS (Brugan

3min
page 20

SOUL FOOD & GOOD VIBES IN WEST PERTH (Fat Boyz Small Bar

3min
pages 21-22

COFFEE PRICES TO RISE (Coffee) 22/23 HAZE CRAZE (Beer) 24/25 THE YORKSHIRE PUDDING (Food) 26/27 NICE AS PIE (Food) 28/29 PERTH’S THRIVING ENTREPRENEURIAL SPIRIT (Innovation) 30/31 SNACK BOX SIZED – THE APPEAL OF THE CONTAINER CAFÉ (Industry) 32/33 DOES YOUR CAFÉ HAVE BUBBLE TEA? (Beverages) 34/35 SURVIVING DRY JULY (Beverages) 36/37 THAT GUT FEELING (Health) 38/39 OUR SCHOOLS ON HOME ECONOMICS (Education) 40/41 PERTH’S POP-UP REVOLUTION (Industry) 42/43 WA HOSPITALITY AWARDS (Awards BUSSELTON’S ONE-STOP FOOD HUB (Travel) 50/51 WHY NOT – MATT PRESTON (Celebrity Chef) 52/53

8min
pages 46-50

SOME JUICY NEWS (Júsea Catering & Events

3min
page 19

EDITOR’S ENTRÉE (Introduction

4min
pages 6-7

A TASTY TWIST (Waterwall Restaurant & Bar

3min
page 17

GOOD FRIENDS & GOOD WINE (Good Company

3min
page 18

FRENCH WITHOUT THE PRETENSE (Nicko’s Kitchen

3min
page 16

CAN I TELL YOU A SECRET? (Gioia On The River

3min
page 15

LETTERBOX (Letters to the Editor

3min
pages 4-5

MENU PEOPLE (Contributors

4min
page 9

CALEB’S STORY (Caleb Restaurant & Bar) 10/11 SIP AND NIBBLE (Graze & Tipple

3min
page 14
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