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Tweed Shire asking for input on sporting needs

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Update: 2 June: EVENT POSTPONED UNTIL SATURDAY 16 JULY due to expected heavy rain.

By: Vivienne Pearson

As part of this Saturday’s Love Lennox Festival, 23 eateries have met the challenge of creating the best flavour they can offer for $5. Entrants are in the running for a People’s Choice Award and anyone who tries five ‘Flavours’ and votes is in the running for Lennox-based foody prizes.

Get in early

Get in early to Foam, as last year’s taco entry (which, I have on good authority, was amazing) sold out by mid-afternoon. This year’s Flavour creation is a Warm Peppered Beef Salad, combining the flavours of chili, cashew, coriander and mint. This is a dish designed to maximise the taste that can be held in one hand.

A Flavour in hand – Foam’s Warm Peppered Beef Salad. Photo supplied.
A Flavour in hand – Foam’s Warm Peppered Beef Salad. Photo supplied.

An Italian greeting

In the Italian region of Le Marche, guests are traditionally greeted with a canapé called Olive all’Ascolana, a large Sicilian olive stuffed with herbs and mince before being crumbed and deep fried and topped with a tapenade or aioli. This will be your welcome to Quattro, which has brought this Flavour back from last year, by popular demand.

Welcome from an Olive all’Ascolana. Supplied by Quattro.
Welcome from an Olive all’Ascolana. Supplied by Quattro.

A mini Cuban

Café Marius’s Mini Cuban Roll is a ‘mini-me’ of a regular menu item – the popular Cuban Sandwich. Pictured here with the smiling Marius, the organic sourdough mini-roll is filled with Mount Warning smoked ham, pulled pork, swiss cheese, house-made pickles, diced pineapple and an habañero aioli. Yum!

Marius with a Mini Cuban Roll. Photo supplied.
Marius with a Mini Cuban Roll. Photo supplied.

Last year’s winner

The winner of the 2015 People’s Choice Award was Lex Thai, with their Chicken and Prawn Crispy Dumpling. This year, they’re sticking with the dumpling theme but going with seafood as their Flavour to see if they can take the prize for a second time.


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