Fresh Australian Bush Herbs
After many attempts to make contact with bush foods suppliers over the internet, Tumbeela, from South Australia, not only responded with friendly and helpful emails, but came up with the goods very quickly. The herbs arrived looking like they have been picked only moments earlier: crisp, glossy green and full of aroma.
Mountain Pepper Leaf
"The leaf of this ancient Australian native shrub makes an exquisite culinary berb. For warm aromatic flavours sprinkle on meats, pasta, curries and vegetables toward the end of cooking."
Aniseed Myrtle
"This Australian native has a distinctive aniseed flavour. Great addition to pork or Asian style dishes or as a rub for BBQ chicken and fish. Use to flavour ice cream, custards or other desserts."
Lemon Myrtle Leaf
"The leaves of the lemon myrtle tree have a natural affinity with seafood, chicken or vegatable dishes calling for lime, lemon, or lemongrass. Sprinkle on food before grilling roasting or barbequing. Superb with stir fries or curries. Start off with a pinch and work up to taste."
The fresh bush herbs come in "Chef Packs" of 30-45 g each for a total of AUD$21.50 plus postage. Tumbeela also offer good quality dried quandongs for jams and sauces for AUD$50/kg plus postage.
Tumbeela Native Bushfoods
PO Box 80
Beaumont Road, Verdun SA 5245
Contact: Warren and Ewa Jones
Email: tumbeela@ozemail.com.au
Website: http://www.adelaidehillsfood.com.au/tumbeela
Tel: 08 83887360
Fax: 08 83881065


2 Comments:
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Ilva,
Friday, October 21, 2005 2:00:00 am
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2-minute Noodle Cook,
Friday, October 21, 2005 7:09:00 am
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Having problems commenting? Use the contact form instead!Thanks a lot for enlightening me on these herbs that are totally new to me! Unfortunately I think they might be difficult to find here in Italy! I'll check that out before I order as I suppose they are sold fresh or am I wrong?!
Hi Ilva
The herbs also come in dried whole leaves as well as in ground up form, which may be easier for shipping. The fresh leaves are normally used by restaurants. Try contacting the supplier at Tumbeela by email first. Kurrajong Australian Native Foods has an online shop. Also, there is Vic Cherikoff Online (TV chef). There are recipes at Chef Ben's website for ideas on how to use the herbs/spices.
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