Cedar Gully Olives | Local business
Cedar Gully Olives
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20.01.2022 Are any charcoal artists coming to Mulgowie Farmers' Markets this Saturday? Cedar Gully Olives has made some art charcoal. It would be great for someone to try it out and give us some feedback. Hope to see you on Saturday.
18.01.2022 Cedar Gully Olives will be at the Mulgowie Markets tomorrow selling our olive wood lump charcoal just in time for your Christmas BBQ. See you there.
16.01.2022 Looking for Christmas stocking fillers for the artist in the family? We have natural olive wood and soft wood artist charcoal sets for sale at the Mulgowie Markets tomorrow. Thanks to Andrea Chaplin for the beautiful charcoal olive drawing!
15.01.2022 Cedar Gully Olives has premium olive wood lump charcoal ready for the Mulgowie Markets on Saturday. We used a new bagging process to reduce handling and creation of charcoal fines. See you there!
13.01.2022 We will be at Mulgowie Markets tomorrow selling our usual products of cooking charcoal and artist's charcoal sticks plus whole marinated olives using the original Mulgowie Olives recipe. Hope to see you there.
13.01.2022 Premium lump olive wood charcoal burning in slow cooker
10.01.2022 We've bought a charcoal slow cooker to experiment with our olive wood lump charcoal. These cattlemen steaks (Tomahawk Steaks to those in the USA) were smoked using the reverse sear method. They were simply seasoned in salt, pepper and olive oil, smoked over a low heat for a few hours, then wrapped in foil to rest. The cooker's temperature was raised to over 500 degrees C and the steaks quickly seared for about 1 minute on each side before serving. Result: beautifully cooked steaks that were moist on the inside and crispy on the outside. Cedar Gully Olives buys fresh meat from Homebush Farm. We'll be selling our premium lump olive wood charcoal at the Mulgowie Markets tomorrow.
04.01.2022 Cedar Gully Olives has just done a burn to make our quality olive wood lump charcoal. This will be on sale at the Mulgowie Farmers' Markets on 2 November.
