Wattle Seed Ice-cream
Ingredients:
10g of Wattleseed
Method:
This recipe is a very easy way to make good quality vanilla ice-cream into a bushfood sensation that every-one will rave about.
Simply add the wattleseed into a microwavable container and add just enough water to just cover the grounds plus about 20% extra. Heat this mixture until it just boils in a microwave (or you can do this in a saucepan) so the wattleseed flavour is infused into the water.
Once this has cooled down, add the whole mixture or if you don't want any grounds in your ice-cream, just the water gently folding this through the ice-cream. Re-freeze.
Serve with a Wattle Anzac biscuit for a unique chocolate-coffee-hazelnut flavoured ice-cream dessert.
If you make your own ice-cream, add the wattleseed to the anglaise base, cook to thicken and churn to freeze once cool. A good flavour combination with wattle is walnut, added once the ice cream is frozen.

Banksia spinulosa "Birthday Candles"

"Birthday Candles"
A low growing Banksia with golden yellow flowers from late summer through winter.
Dense foliage makes it ideal for mass planting..
Tolerates dry conditions once established and has moderate frost tolerance.
Great as a small hedge or border plant and ideal for pots.
Available now in flower in 140mm and 250mm pots!

















