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  Tonight, the brand new Thursday night food schedule on SBS.
See the Congo alive in Sydney, on a colourful episode of My Family Feast tonight. Join Matthew Evans, on his journey from the nation’s most feared food critic to life on the farm. Catch him in the brand new Gourmet Farmer series starting in January.

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Thursday 27 August 2009
Featured Foodie:

Not Quite NigellaLorraine Elliott
Not Quite Nigella


Lorraine Elliot may claim she’s ‘Not Quite Nigella’. But we’re pretty sure the real Nigella hasn’t cooked a meal on her car engine. Click below for a few more bite-sized insights.

 
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You'll find lots of great food-related products, including the new Food Safari Series 3, Biggest Chinese Restaurant in the World and Feast Greece DVDs, at the new-look SBS Shop.
 
 
 
 
 
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Snap up an SBS Media pass to the Snap up an SBS Media pass to the Taste of Melbourne festival on Saturday. Enter by tweeting a review of your favourite restaurant to @SBS_Food. Great submissions so far from @jmoo2, @redvespa and @ozmouse. The best 6 replies will be reporting live from the event for SBS and attempting to review every dish at the festival.

 
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Stuck? Gabriel Gate can help. Submit your cooking questions to our professional chef.
 
David Murray from Mitchelton asked:
" How do you make chilli sauce? "
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In Season:
Beetroot
 
Nothing beats Beetroot for colour. Discover a few recipes that bring a splash of colour to the table.
 
 
Hot Tip
 
Sealing Meat
Sealing meat does not actually help to keep the juices inside the meat, it does however add a great charred flavour and colour to the meat. Sear cuts of meat in a hot frying pan or roasting dish over medium to high heat.
 
 
 
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