{"id":3071,"date":"2012-11-26T14:08:49","date_gmt":"2012-11-26T04:08:49","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.belly.net.au\/?p=3071"},"modified":"2013-01-08T14:31:25","modified_gmt":"2013-01-08T04:31:25","slug":"mullum-music-festival-food-tantric-tastings-safari-sisters","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/www.belly.net.au\/?p=3071","title":{"rendered":"Mullum music .. Festival food .. Tantric tastings .. Safari sisters"},"content":{"rendered":"

Talofa Lava, Sister Rasela swaying amongst island beats to bring you a\u00a0flavoursome show full of talk and tastes to make your mouth water or even dribble a little bit.<\/p>\n

I was lucky enough to roam free through the streets of Mullumbimby\u00a0yesterday and dance amongst the delights of the music festival, which filled not only my ears but also my belly.<\/p>\n

With each step i took i was\u00a0tempted by someone to listen to or something to eat. I can’t say which i prefer. The two together always makes the perfect combination though i find … don’t you ?<\/p>\n

Have a listen to who i came across, what they were eating\/selling\/cooking\/enjoying but i warn you …. there is content in here to cause rumblings of the belly regions so make sure you have food at hand <\/strong>– Mullum festival belly bites<\/a><\/p>\n

My next guest Sufiyo Ma Deva came in with Tantric tastings of raw chocolate she had made herself and we proceeded to experiment in the awareness of eating and its sensual pleasures. As Sufiyo gave us\u00a0 run down of her life and loves, i went very quiet …. perhaps this was something to do with the flow of flavours and textures\u00a0that Sufiyo was supplying me with. I attempted to continue the interview but was lost in the land of luciousness each time a new raw chocolate touched my lips, so i asked Sufiyo to continue with the show until i could pull myself together for long enough and actually speak again.<\/p>\n

Here is our tantric chat with live tastings and lipsmacking licks mixed in <\/strong>– http:\/\/www.mixcloud.com\/rachaeltorise\/tantric-food-belly-bayfm\/<\/a><\/p>\n

I was then joined by the tweedest lady in the landf Deb Allard who is becoming something of a regular on our belly shows, partly to do with the fact that she has her hardworking fingers in so many homemade pies\u00a0but mostly\u00a0because we just love her so much.<\/p>\n

She popped her bonce in to tell us all about the upcoming Tweed Valley Food Festival which, if you are reading this, is unfortunately over for another year but that doesn’t mean you still shouldn’t know all about it<\/p>\n

The Tweed Foodie Fest is a sumptuous celebration of local food, bringing together the tastes, talents and producers of the region. This four day event includes the screening of a \u201cfoodie flick\u201d, a signature dinner party, a range of cooking and food preparation workshops and local farm tours.<\/p>\n

The festival is an experiential journey to discover Tweed\u2019s produce and gastronomic diversity. It brings the local community and visitors together to share one of Tweed\u2019s greatest pleasures \u2013 FOOD.<\/p>\n

For further information about the festival please visit www.tweedfoodiefest.com.au.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Stay tunes for belly updates on when this is happening again … \u00a0’cause you know we give you the heads up on the lowdown round these parts !<\/p>\n

To round off the whole show we joined sister Tess\u00a0on Safari in the Shire … risky business this is and glad we all are that she managed to come out in one piece. I’ll let her tell the story.<\/p>\n

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