Council's push for local produce on local tables this summer - Bega District News

Eurobodalla Shire Council has developed a new initiative to make it easier than ever to find and use local produce this summer. The Council has teamed up with celebrity Chef Paul West to develop the Eurobodalla Food Trail whose launch will be celebrated with a series of videos over the coming weeks. A brochure containing a map and buy guide is also available in print or online to download. "We've filmed eight videos with Paul. The first premieres next Monday," said Council's tourism manager Tim Booth. "In each episode Paul visits local producers to share what they have on offer and then cooks up a storm." Paul West now lives in Bermagui and has spent years finding and befriending south coast producers since moving to the region to front River Cottage Australia in 2013. Mr West described Eurobodalla as an unspoilt wonderland with abundant farms. "If you're looking for world-class produce, you've come to the right place." Mr Booth said, "Paul's recipes make it easy to include top-notch local food while feasting this Christmas". Mr Booth said strong Christmas holiday accommodation bookings meant Eurobodalla Food Trail marketing would target visitors already in the region during December and January, "then we'll push further afield in February and March to attract additional visitors to Eurobodalla". Eurobodalla Food Trail videos with Paul West will be released over summer on the @eurobodalla Instagram and Facebook channels. Printed brochures are available from 24 visitor information outlets across Eurobodalla. To find their locations or download a copy of the brochure visit eurobodalla.com.au

Eurobodalla Shire Council has developed a new initiative to make it easier than ever to find and use local produce this summer.

The Council has teamed up with celebrity Chef Paul West to develop the Eurobodalla Food Trail whose launch will be celebrated with a series of videos over the coming weeks.

A brochure containing a map and buy guide is also available in print or online to download.

"We've filmed eight videos with Paul. The first premieres next Monday," said Council's tourism manager Tim Booth.

"In each episode Paul visits local producers to share what they have on offer and then cooks up a storm."

Paul West now lives in Bermagui and has spent years finding and befriending south coast producers since moving to the region to front River Cottage Australia in 2013. Mr West described Eurobodalla as an unspoilt wonderland with abundant farms.

"If you're looking for world-class produce, you've come to the right place."

Mr Booth said, "Paul's recipes make it easy to include top-notch local food while feasting this Christmas".

Mr Booth said strong Christmas holiday accommodation bookings meant Eurobodalla Food Trail marketing would target visitors already in the region during December and January, "then we'll push further afield in February and March to attract additional visitors to Eurobodalla".

Eurobodalla Food Trail videos with Paul West will be released over summer on the @eurobodalla Instagram and Facebook channels. Printed brochures are available from 24 visitor information outlets across Eurobodalla. To find their locations or download a copy of the brochure visit eurobodalla.com.au

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