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culinarymadness.webs.com
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Matt Clark Culinary Consulting, Freelance Writer and Creative Cooking
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outbackchef.com.au
Australian Aboriginal Bush Tucker - Bush Food from Outback Chef
For over 40, 000 years the Indigenous people of Australia have lived off the land; eating well when food was plentiful and surviving on little in times of drought. This food is now called Bush food or Bush tucker?? it is Australia?s native cuisine
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outbackcooking.blogspot.com
Outback Cooking
skip to main | skip to sidebar Aborigines lived as Hunter-gatherers. They hunted and foraged for food from the land. Aboriginal society was relatively mobile, or semi-nomadic, moving due to the changing food availability found across different areas as seasons changed. Wattle seed recipes Wattleseed is a term used to describe the edible seeds from around 120 species of Australian Acacia that were traditionally used as food by Australian Aborigines and they were eaten either green (and cooked