Menu Magazine - Issue 31

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hether it’s a martini sipped on a rooftop bar overlooking the city or refreshing gin and tonic at one of Perth’s laid back waterfront venues, Perth offers a world class drinking experience in a variety of settings. It’s no secret that the city’s year-round fine weather provides the perfect conditions to enjoy a tipple or two. Perth’s cocktail scene has matured into a diverse and interesting field for drink connoisseurs. If you know where to look, your palate will agree that Perth’s drink scene is having a moment. While the Pandemic has had a big impact on the hospitality industry globally, Perth’s success in maintaining something akin to normal life has meant that the hospitality scene has well and truly closed the gap on many other cities that were previously assumed to have the upper hand. I have the envious task of touring the best bars and restaurants in the State, training staff on the finer details of gin production and the art of cocktail making. My job involves keeping an ear to the ground for the freshest new trends and flavour pairings. So what do I recommend we should be filling our shakers with this summer, or where we should be considering when in search of fine drinks in the city? A favourite bar of mine at the moment is Bar Lafayette which I love because they take so much pride in their cocktails and have great attention to detail. You can sense the passion from the mixologists and it definitely translates into the drinks. As someone who has been in the industry for a while, you can

tell when someone puts that little extra into what they do. The perfect alfresco hot spot to enjoy the city vibes after work. Gin is becoming the go-to for many Australians each summer, so here is a simple recipe for you to try.

PERTH 75 There’s a global cocktail trend right now of taking classic short drinks and reformulating them into highballs. It’s partly because of the rise in lower ABV drinking – but also the highball trend. From Martini’s to Manhattan’s we’re seeing them presented long instead of the traditional ‘straight up’. Here, I’ve taken the classic French 75 cocktail and turned it into a long spritz style drink. You still get the crisp effervescent kick of the classic, but in a slightly more easy going way. Perfect for an easy drinking sundowner during summer. RECIPE 30ml Perth Gin 15ml Peach Liqueur 10ml Lemon Juice 90ml Prosecco 30ml Soda Water METHOD Build all in a Copa glass over ice, garnish with lemon wheel. By Leroy Rawlings of Australian Distilling Co.


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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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