Native to Australia and the Indo-Pacific, barramundi means “large-scaled silver fish” in the Aboriginal language. If it is unavailable, substitute any sustainable firm-fleshed white fish, such as halibut, sea bass, cod, or snapper. Ingredients 2 pints cherry or grape tomatoes, halved, preferably mixed colors 4 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil, divided use Salt and freshly […]
Greek food has taken pride of place in Australia’s vibrant dining scene, from souvlaki served from food trucks to high-end restaurants. (Most of Australia’s Greek immigrants arrived after World War II.) This sheet-pan dinner showcases some of Greece’s iconic flavors. Sturdy halloumi cheese can be substituted for feta. Ingredients 1 bunch broccoli rabe, ends trimmed, […]
The Iberian Peninsula treasures legumes of all varieties; they appear in some of Spain and Portugal’s most popular dishes. Here, fava beans join red onion, garlic, and tomatoes in a colorful salad often served as a tapa. If you can’t find fresh fava beans—which are admittedly a bit of a chore to shuck and peel—substitute edamame. All pair exquisitely well with fresh EVOO. For wine, I recommend a crisp Spanish white.
In Greece, stewed okra is colloquially called bamies (pronounced bum-yes) and is a staple in many homes, restaurants, and even the cafeterias attached to gas stations.
