A name for silver trevally, a white fish which is good to eat, caught around the southern coasts of Australia and Tasmania. The fillet has a noticeably red central muscle band. Confusingly, it is sometimes sold as silver bream.
An ancient vegetable which produces several slim roots which taste quite sweet and are similar to parsnip.
Beef cut from the belly. Thick or goose skirt is part of the inner muscle of the belly wall which is attached to the rump. Thin skirt and body skirt are part of the diaphragm.
Coleslaw. A salad of thinly sliced white hearts of cabbage, sometimes with a little added carrot and onion, mixed with mayonnaise or similar binding sauce.
Sleight is a moist, fresh organic goat's milk cheese available plain or with rosemary, pepper or herbs and garlic from Somerset. Apparently Mary Holbrook originally started making cheese because she had two goats who gave her more milk than she could drink. The herd has now grown to 90.
