An Evening with Christopher Thé
Event description
Join us for an exciting evening as we welcome Christopher Thé back at Kinokuniya! Christopher will be chatting about his new cookbook, Modern Australian Baking, and serving up some tasty treats. Not to be missed!
6:30pm arrivals for 7pm start
Tickets: $10 per person (plus booking fee and GST), redeemable on the night towards any book purchase.
Pick up your $10 coupon when you check in at the front door. Please note:
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ABOUT THE BOOK
In his cookbook Modern Australian Baking, Christopher Thé, founder of Blackstar Bakery and creator of 'the world's most Instagrammed cake', offers a masterclass in cakes, breads and pastries that are defined by the Australian landscape and its distinctive produce.
The book includes more than 80 sweet and savoury recipes, arranged by season, from Geraldton Wax Cheesecake with Strawberry Gum Biscuit to Saltbush Scones with Desert Lime Marmalade and Kangaroo Shepherd's Pie with Bush Tomato Relish. Chris grew up in Stanmore, Sydney, and now runs the artisan cake shop Hearthe. His recipes are suitable for anyone who is new to this style of baking, but will also inspire more skilled cooks and bakers.
A native ingredients guide provides information on ingredients that are becoming more commonly used – such as wattle seed, lemon myrtle and lilly pilly – and how to use them. This is a cookery book intimately rooted in place, uniquely Australian, and crafted for a sustainable future.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Born in Haberfield, Christopher Thé has lived in Sydney all his life, training in fine dining restaurants including Bel Mondo, Claude's and Quay. In 2008, he opened Black Star Pastry in Newtown, which quickly became a Sydney cult hit (its signature Strawberry Watermelon Cake became known as "the most Instagrammed cake in the world"). Having now sold Black Star Pastry to work on other projects, Chris's newest venture is Hearthe, an artisan cake shop and cafe in Sydney's Inner West.
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