This blog is a celebration of the wonderful world of vegan cooking. Enjoy!
* The title of this blog refutes the dangerous idea that veganism is a weight-loss diet and that all vegans are skinny. Conversely, being a-not-so-skinny-vegan is also not the same as being overweight or unhealthy. All food intake must be part of a balanced lifestyle.
* The title of this blog refutes the dangerous idea that veganism is a weight-loss diet and that all vegans are skinny. Conversely, being a-not-so-skinny-vegan is also not the same as being overweight or unhealthy. All food intake must be part of a balanced lifestyle.
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Geoff's Birthday @ Mt Warning
I cannot tell you how pleased we were with the food and service at Mavis's Kitchen at Mount Warning.
We went down for a romantic weekend staying in Uki on Saturday Night at a lovely B&B (Shambala @ Uki) and intending to climb Mt Warning on the Sunday (Geoff's birthday). However, it rained most of Saturday and all of Sunday. But we had such a nice dinner at Mavis's and such a lovely night at Shambala that we didn't care that we didn't get to do what we set out to do.
It's suggested you book at Mavis's and that you tell them you are vegan. If you do they can prepare for you. Most of the Starters are vegan and they made me a special main for Stuffed Capsicum. They had another choice of pilaf as well. Then they had a coconut and berry pudding for me for dessert. Geoff had the vegetarian tart for a main and the "Must-Try" Lemon Posset although he said it was a tad too sweet. We shared the cumin-spiced nuts and marinated olives for a starter.
The food was great. It's rare to find a restaurant that will prepare something off the menu for you that doesn't taste like rubbish. So often I just get a bowl of vegies or a salad without cheese and they seem to think that because I'm vegan it will fill me up. It never does. It was so refreshing to see a chef that actually knew what s/he was doing.
The service was also fantastic and the ambiance was unbeatable. Just take a look at these photos! The verandah overlooks their garden where they grow all their herbs and vegetables fresh and the whole restaurant is set against the mountains around Mt Warning. We'll definitely be going again. And hopefully soon!
Stay tuned for more about our weekend.
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