SUMMER EDITION â—† DECEMBER 2016
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CHRISTMAS Keep the weight off this silly season.
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PROFILE From Sydney to Roma.
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INTERIOR STYLING Make a lasting first impression with Andersens.
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SUMMER LIVING Get Christmas sorted at Betta Home Living.
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SILLY SEASON Survival tips for Christmas.
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SWIMWEAR Style salutes four iconic Aussie labels.
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EATING Christmas treats to make the most of festivities.
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LIKE HOME Get a fresh start this Christmas with Rex’s Furnishers.
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CONTACT US Writers: Lisa Machin, Shannon Hardy; Sarah Dionysius; Christian Berechree Advertising: Stacey Hewlings, Tori Johnson, Greg Latta Enquiries: advertising@westernstarnews.com Publishers Indemnity: Maranoa Style magazine is published by APN Australian publishing in Roma. Those who make advertising placement and/or supply copy material or editorial submissions to style magazine, undertake to ensure that all such material does not infringe any copyright, trademark, defamation, libel, slander or title breach of confidence, does not contain anything obscene or indecent, or does not infringe the trade practices act or other laws, regulations or statutes. Further to the abovementioned these persons agree to indemnify the publisher and/or it’s agents against any investigations, claims or judgements.
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AVOIDING CHRISTMAS KILOS ACCREDITED DIETICIAN KARA MCCOLLOM
Avoiding the Christmas Kilos At Christmas we’re all tempted to indulge a little too much. It’s a challenging time to embrace healthy foods as we often fear dampening the occasion without all the extras. However with planning and a few tweaks to your Christmas menu, you can stay in good health white enjoying the festivities. Nibbles Start with platters of fruit, vegetables, unsalted nuts and rice paper rolls. Serve with homemade dips/salsa and oven baked pita chips. Avoid deep
fried quiches, kabana and cheese and Jatz. Main meals Fill your plate with colourful salads dressed with extra virgin olive oil, fresh lemon juice and herbs. Avoid potato or pasta salads and creamy dressings. Prawns, oysters and fish are great low calorie protein options, as well as lean turkey, ham and skinless chicken. A grainy bread roll or wrap can be a great accompaniment. Make sure there is plenty of mineral water infused with fresh fruit, mint and plenty of ice to quench your thirst. Dessert Skip the plum pudding and take advantage of seasonal summer fruits served as fruit skewers or in a fruit salad. The traditional trifle can be spruced by using lots of fresh berries and low-fat custard and diet jelly. When it comes to the beloved pavlova, fill individual shells with fresh fruit topped with Greek yoghurt instead of cream. Remember to enjoy the company of family and friends with a side of food, rather than making food your focus. Merry Christmas! Yogurt with granola or muesli and fresh berries for healthy morning meal, selective focus
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CITY TO COUNTRY
Christian and Sam Berechree swapped the big smoke for the Big Rig this year, making a life-changing move from Sydney to Roma. THEY came out here for a job, but have now fallen in love with the lifestyle. Former Sydney-siders Christian and Sam Berechree, along with their nine-month-old daughter Josephine, swapped the hustle and bustle of the city for the laid-back country town of Roma, where Christian now works as a journalist. Christian said, although they’ve only been here for a few short weeks, they’ve already experienced a new found level of community that was foreign to them before moving here. “We’ve gotten to know more of our neighbours in the past three weeks than what we did in the five years we lived in Sydney,” he said. “We were expecting the community closeness but I didn’t realise just how welcoming people would be.” Not knowing if they’d be able to break into the community quickly or if it would take a while, Sam was ecstatic to discover lots of locals happy to grab a coffee with a stranger. “Everyone’s been really genuine and friendly,” Sam said.
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“A lot of people warned us that we would be very isolated but actually I think the opposite is true. “It’s just as easy to feel isolated the city if you don’t get involved in your community.” Both Christian and Sam left behind their families and friends for the move, so having the support of the town has made it that little bit easier for them to transition to country living. Christian was very adamant about one thing he won’t miss about the city – the traffic. Less time spent sitting in traffic each day also means more time for family. Having welcomed their daughter into their lives earlier this year, every extra moment together is cherished. As all parents do, Christian and Sam want the best life they can offer their daughter. They believe that growing up in Roma will offer her a rich childhood filled with the opportunities and relationships that are unique to their new home.
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IT’S IN THE STARS Sagittarius
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Sagittarius does not like predictable gifts — they are up for adventure, willing to try anything once. Skydiving or deep sea scuba diving, they love to explore new areas. Sagittarians also have a softer side too.
Pisces are dreamers so any gift connected with their soul will be most welcome. They are often seen browsing the latest releases. They also have a fond love of gardening so buy them something they can nurture.
Gemini’s can be difficult to buy for unless you know them well. They love nothing more than to curl up with a spine tingling mystery or get swept up with the latest movies. A gift certificate for the movies will rate highly.
Mother of the Earth, they love precious items that remind them of solid foundations, so think of precious gems, plants and interior gardens. They are also explorers so perhaps a special passport for that trip of a lifetime.
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Think practicality: if it is not of any viable use then Capricorn will think of the gift as a waste of time. They appreciate thoughtful gifts such as electronic gadgets they can link up to their computers or iPhones.
Aries people love to be surprised. Whether it is that all important proposal or for an exciting spending spree, there is no better way to win your way into their heart than with money or any way they can spoil themselves.
Cancerians love the presentation sometimes more than the gift itself. If you spend up big make sure the packaging is full of surprises. They are also family-loving so perhaps a nice photo of someone.
When buying for the Libran in your life think lots of little gifts as they love to open presents and show off to the world. Music plays a big part in their life so the latest releases or an old favourite will always be appreciated.
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Aquarians love to laugh: they enjoy prank gifts or something that indulges their wicked sense of humour. Good card games or board games, as long as there is an element of fun, will go down a treat.
Taurus is a sensual beast; they love to be pampered so gift giving is easy for Taurus. Their first great love is luxury, so spend a little extra on their gift and they will love you for it. Food hampers or a bottle of red will win their hearts.
Leo the lion loves to play. They enjoy whimsical gifts for the garden, zany artwork or perhaps a book on photos so they can look through the lens. However, they do love to stockpile perfume, jewellery or books.
Scorpio loves to receive gifts with hidden meanings. They love solving puzzle gifts: sometimes a treasure hunt with little gifts with clues along the way will get their heart racing. You will win them if you give with love.
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ACCREDITED DIETITIAN KARA MCCOLLOM
t may seem a little early, but the reality is that many of us will kick off the festive season very soon. This time of year is notorious for social functions, catch-ups with relatives and a little too much self-indulgence — it’s easy to gain an unwanted kilogram or two. Here are some tips to help you keep your weight under control and enjoy the holiday season.
KEEP CHRISTMAS FOOD FOR CHRISTMAS AND NOT FOR THE WHOLE OF SUMMER
This means all the extra chocolates, nuts, ice cream and mince pies shouldn’t come out until Christmas day and should go away straight after. You’ll enjoy them more if you wait!
ALWAYS CHOOSE QUALITY OVER QUANTITY
Commit to enjoying one or two of your favourite, good quality things rather than a little of everything. Don’t waste calories on poor quality party snacks, chocolates and lollies.
NEVER ARRIVE TO A SOCIAL FUNCTION HUNGRY
Always eat a snack before you go to reduce the temptation to try and fill up on high calorie, poor nutrient foods.
SET SOME LIMITS
For example, use the five canape rule — five canapes equates to a meal’s worth of calories, so make sure you are counting. An alcohol limit is also a must — it may be just on weekends or for very special Christmas parties, but create your own rule and stick to it.
PLAN SOME EXTRA EXERCISE AROUND SOCIAL FUNCTIONS
If time permits you should be doing extra exercise to compensate for the extra calories. Commit to an extra walk or even plan a social function based around a sport rather than a meal time. Most of all, enjoy yourself and the time you spend with friends and family.
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Style salutes four iconic Australian labels
Gorman: Fun, bright and peppered with great prints, this is the perfect clothing and swimwear label to embrace for summer. Lisa Gorman began in Australia’s creative hub, Melbourne, in 1999 with a small boutique. The philosophy of Gorman is also great, with a focus on ethical fashion and the recent addition of Gorman Organic. Think vintage-tribal with a modern kick.
Spell & The Gypsy Collective: This gorgeous clothing and swimwear label (with photo shoots to die for) started in Byron Bay by sister duo Isabella (whose childhood nickname was Spell) and Elizabeth. With swathes of prints, lace, tassels and embroidery, this label will steal the roving gypsy heart you didn’t know you had. Jets: Stylish, sophisticated and sexy, this swimwear label prides itself on creating gorgeous silhouettes. Sydney creator Jessika Allen uses stretch fabrics to complement the natural curves of the female form. The styles, patterns and prints of this label offer truly glamorous, classic and modern options.
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THE PERFECT CHRISTMAS HAM What’s Christmas without a juicy and flavoursome Australian ham on the table?
Glazing your ham
Prepare your favourite glaze recipe. Visit www.pork.com.au for some ideas. Remove rind and use a sharp knife to score ham in a diamond pattern, then place ham scored side up in a large baking pan and brush over glaze.
Put in a pre-heated oven or hooded BBQ at 180°C for 20 minutes per kilogram, basting occasionally, until ham is brown and warmed through.
Cutting a leg of ham
1. Place ham skin side up, then run a small, sharp knife under the rind around the bottom (opposite end to hock) and each side of the ham to about halfway up.
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Peel the rind back. 2. Run the tip of the knife around the bone on the underside of the ham. Begin to slice on a slight angle down to the bone. 3. Run your knife lengthways along the bone to remove slices. Continue to slice towards the hock. 4. Continue slicing down to the bone, working your way around the ham. When you’ve reached about a third of the way up, you can remove the bone by making a few short cuts at the joint.
Storing your ham
To keep your ham fresh, fold rind back over exposed surface. Prepare a ham bag, cotton pillowcase or tea towel by soaking it in four cups of water and two tablespoons of vinegar and then wringing it out. Place the ham in the bag or pillowcase or cover it with the tea towel and store in coolest part of fridge. Re-soak the cloth in solution every few days or when it dries out and enjoy your delicious ham.
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ITH over 70 years under their belts, Rex Furnishers continue to provide Maranoa residents with all their household furnishing needs. Need to deck out the bedroom, lounge, or office? From the large items, such as beds and lounges, to manchester, rugs and even those final decorative touches, there is something for every taste. They even stock a great range of outdoor furniture, perfect for a fresh start this summer. Bed uncomfortable? Time for a new mattress? Being local stockists for Sealy Posturepedic mattresses, the Rex Furnishings team are the go-to guys.
They’ll get you set up with the right one for you, to ensure a good night’s sleep. Free delivery is available in Roma. If you live outside the town, don’t stress. Paul and the team will help arrange transport to get your purchase home. Throughout December, Rex Furnishers will be open for late night trading on Thursdays so you’ll have every chance to head in store and find that perfect gift. So, from the team at Rex Furnishers, have a very merry and safe Christmas!
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