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LIMESTONE COAST

Are you eating like a local? Our monthly eNewsletter will get your tummy growling and hungry, ready to explore Limestone Coast Eat Local SA venues who proudly serve and sell South Australian food.

FROM RARE EARTH TO SHINING SEA

If the region known as the Limestone Coast isn’t very familiar to you, here’s a name I bet you do know. Coonawarra. That extraordinarily tiny strip of terra rossa soil that pumps out those extraordinarily huge red wines. Are you with me? Right, well the Coonawarra is just one beautiful part of the rich Limestone Coast. This area is positively packed full of national and internationally listed heritage sites and fantastic produce, and it’s within easy reach of Adelaide. And Melbourne. And everyone on holidays.

Choices, choices. Where else can you build a plate with your choice of lobster, wagyu beef, lamb, game and even emu, native preserves, honeys, strawberries, all of it local? The good folk of the Limestone Coast have it covered.

So come take a tour as Eat Local SA visits Limestone Coast venues; Coonawarra Station Restaurant, diVine Cafe, Rendezvous@Bushmans Inn, Sails at Robe and The Veg Shed.

Read our Limestone Coast blog article, From rare earth to shining sea.

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Our Eat Local SA Limestone Coast venues are making us hungry with their #SAFood and #EatLocalSA adventures.

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LIMESTONE COAST VENUES

Even more Eat Local SA venues for you to visit, dine and buy local South Australian food.

Coonawarra Station Restaurant
Rendezvous@Bushmans Inn
Sails at Robe
diVine Cafe
The Veg Shed

EAT LOCAL AT HOME

Sails Restaurant share their scrumptious recipe for Barakel Cockles and Boston Bay Mussels served with tarragon and lemon cream, sea herbs and garlic hot toast.

COCKLES AND MUSSELLS WITH GARLIC HOT TOAST


INGREDIENTS

¼ cup diced brown onion
8 Barakel cockles, cleaned
8 Boston Bay blue mussels, cleaned
Splash of white wine
1 teaspoon Dijon mustard
1 teaspoon hot English mustard
¾ cup cream
Chopped parsley
Chopped tarragon
6 leaves bower spinach, julienned
Splash lemon juice
Splash fish sauce
Cracked pepper

Garlic buttered sour dough toast, to serve

METHOD

Sauté the diced brown onion until cooked through and soft.

Add the cockles and deglaze pan with a splash of white wine.

Add the mussels and mustards to the pan and stir through, then add the cream and cover the pan. Cook for about two minutes or until all the shells have opened.

Finish by adding all the herbs, freshly ground black pepper, and a splash each of lemon juice and fish sauce.

Serve with chargrilled garlic hot toasts.

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