May 15th, 2012 — 12:43am
By Mel and Maddie!
We had blast at the wedding which was made even more awesome with all the yummy desserts. Matt and I would like to thank you for your hard work and even setting it up for us to make it as gorgeous as it tastes. Everyone kept raving about them. My friend had 3 sittings and she normally doesn’t eat that much!!
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February 26th, 2012 — 10:55pm
last week we had the honour of developing a “vintage lace” inspired Dessert table for Rach and Carl, at Boyd Baker House
This was Rach’s feedback:
Hey Kath…. So should I say ‘super woman’!!!!
Just wanted to say a huge thank you for all your hard work on the cakes!!!
They were absolutely amazing!!! Tasted and looked just devine! I’ve been eating left overs each day, not that there was much left!
Everyone was raving about them!
Orange polenta, chai and wedding were my fav!! Didn’t even get to try the brownie…. Was gone in a flash!!
and these were the cakes….
More pics from the professional photographer coming soon!
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February 26th, 2012 — 10:28pm
Hi all,
Many of you have alerted me to the fact that Network 10 are showing repeats of the Everyday Gourmet show with Justine Schofield.
As a result I am getting loads of recipe requests, and am really happy to hand them on!
Let me know which ones you liked;
Chai Tea and Honey Cake
Upside Down Plum and Hazelnut
or
Earl Grey Tea Cakes with sugared lavender
I have included the Plum hazelnut recipe here:
Ingredients:
Cake
250g Butter
200g Sugar
1 lemon zest
1 orange zest
1 chefs spoon vitamised orange (Kingfisher Oranges)
4 eggs (free range)
1 tsp vanilla extract
280g plain flour
50g ground hazelnuts (Mt Buffalo Hazelnuts)
Pinch salt
1tsp baking powder
Method:
• Spray and line cake tin with canola spray.
• Beat sugar and butter on speed 1 for 2mins, then speed 6 for 3-4mins until white and light and creamy.
• Add zest and vitimized fruit , and vanilla return to speed 1 for 1min.
• Add eggs 1×1 beating well after each mix (on speed 1: for 1 min for first egg, upto 3 mins after last egg).
• combine dry ingredients together.
• Fold butter mix into dry ingredients
Syrup
300g caster sugar
300ml water or juice from zested fruit
Bring to boil and reduce in pan on stove top, until caramel colour.
Fruit
Sufficient par-poached fruit to line bottom of cake tin.
Arrange generous amount of par poached sliced fruit, covering bottom of the tin. Spoon cake mix over fruit.
Bake at 160deg for about 40mins, until cake springs back to touch.
Turn out upside down.
Serve as a cake or pudding with Schulz organic yoghurt or cream.
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February 3rd, 2012 — 10:03pm
It’s lovely to be back at the st kilda farmers market, with fresh new season raspberries, plums, plumpricots…yum!




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January 5th, 2012 — 4:28am
After a little break in January, Frank, Food & Me will be back in action at Farmers’ Markets in February.
We hope you all had a wonderful Christmas and New Year period.
We will continue to bake for online orders in January.
Also, post any feedback you have on our Christmas Puddings here, when you have a spare moment, to receive a free cake at the next market (upon proof it was you!)
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December 22nd, 2011 — 2:44am
please note, obviously it is too late to get mail in the Aussie Post system!
So please nominate the “pick-up” option online – see you Abbotsford Convent Market on Saturday for final pudds, brownie gift boxes, and shortbread boxes!
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December 19th, 2011 — 9:37am
Just wanted to let you know that we had your pudding for dinner on Saturday night when some friends came round and my god, not just saying this because I don’t actually like Christmas pudding, it well and truly lived up to the hype – it was amazing!!! I thought I may like it when I read the description with all the extra nuts etc and YES I DID! Served with vanilla bean custard, ice cream and raspberries… divine.
Claire Evans, Tasmania
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December 8th, 2011 — 11:17am
We have re-stocked on 400g pudds, but sold out of 800g.
3 markets left before Christmas…
Shortbread dough – bake your own
Brownie gift boxes
puddings
and brandy custard!!
See you there! x
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December 1st, 2011 — 3:45am

What a shocker the weather was last saturday at Abbotsford Convent Slow Food market.
But the Christmas spirit was high over the weekend!
We have now sold out of 800g, 400g, and 100g pudds, leaving only the 1.5kg!
and some wheat free options!
So if you want us to make more pudds cos you missed out, then like us on Facebook, and if we get enough likes we will make more pudds!
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Frank-Food-Me/143651458987434
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November 24th, 2011 — 12:19am
Those brownies were on a different level – you have a gift
Tony
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