The Halloween Edition
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 It's the most wonderful time of FEAR
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 TREATS no TRICKS
Hi Friends,
HOWL you all doing, we hope you're feeling SPOOK-TACULAR in the lead up to Halloween. 
For those who are still getting to know us, we love Halloween and any other event that gives us a reason to bake and create new recipes.
 
 
When our website is up and running (Nov 30th) you can expect a jam packed calendar of all kinds of celebration weeks, we'll be celebrating cookies, coffee,  cocktails, lamington, eclair just to name a few. But for now, it's time to get this party STARTLED

DON'T MISS
Celebrity Gogglebox Australia
7.30pm 25th Oct Foxtel
or
8.30pm 26th Oct on Network 10

FOOD & TRAVEL DIARY 
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Fancy a ghoulish toastie?
We made this one with gorgonzola,
roast pumpkin,
maple bacon,
caramelised onion and drizzled it with maple syrup…its love at first bite.
Recipe coming soon on Studio kitchen

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We all SCREAM for ice cream at Studio Kitchen, and you don't have to cast a spooky spell to whip up some chilling ice cream. Sink your fangs into Darren's recipe, it's lurking below, and it's absolutely 
BOO-TIFUL 
Pictured above is Darren's Roast Pumpkin Ice Cream, Caramelised Pumpkin Seeds, Coffee Crumb and Hot Chocolate Sauce. You'll find all of these components on StudioKitchen.com.au when we launch November 30th
Roast Pumpkin Ice Cream
 
Silky smooth and something out of the ordinary this ice cream is sweet and warming, great for a Halloween themed party.  
 
Ingredients
250 g  pumpkin, flesh, peeled and cut into chunks
250 g  milk
200 g  cream
1  vanilla pod, seeds scraped
100 g  caster sugar
100 g  egg yolks, (5 large eggs)
 
Steps
1.To roast the pumpkin… wrap the pumpkin in foil and bake in an oven pre-heated to 200C for 30-35 minutes or until soft. Open the foil and put the pumpkin back in the oven for a further 10 minutes to roast up some edges. Place the pumpkin flesh into a blender and blend to a smooth puree.
2. For the ice cream… place the milk and the cream into a saucepan with the vanilla seeds and scraped pods. Bring to a simmer and remove from the heat, set aside. Remove the scraped pods. 
3.In a mixing bowl whisk the sugar and egg yolks together until they start to thicken and pale. Pour one third of the hot milk/cream onto the yolk/sugar mixture and mix well with a whisk. Pour this mixture back into the saucepan with the remaining milk/cream and mix well with a spatula. Place the pan back onto a low to medium heat and stir constantly while cooking to ice cream base to 82ï‚°C. Use a digital thermometer to accurately check the temperature. Remove the custard from the heat and pour it into a jug. 
4. Place the pumpkin flesh into a blender and start to blend to a puree. Trickle the ice cream base into the blender to help the puree to smooth out and continue to add the ice cream base until it has all been incorporated. Pour the pumpkin ice cream base into a bowl and set this bowl into a larger bowl of iced water to cool it down quickly. 
5. Once cool, churn in an ice cream machine and store the ice cream in the freezer until needed.
* Tip: You can make the ice cream base up to four days in advance but try to churn the ice cream on the day of serving to achieve the best possible result.
 

 
 

Passionfruit & Coconut Pavlova Stack
You'll find Darren's sensational recipe in Delicious Magazine OUT NOW
 
 
 
Thank you so much for being a part of OUR food community 
Darren, Cath & team Studio Kitchen
 

 
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