Kerri McConnel
Providing travel inspiration through real stories of our travel. We are foodies, love great beer and wine, and you'll often find us in a motorhome. Often luxury, always road tripping, never budget.
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Beer and Croissants showcases travel through authentic, down to earth stories. With a passion for getting off the beaten path, these stories highlight a love of independent travel (often in a motorhome) predominantly through Europe, North and South America and Asia. The stories provide inspiration and information to those wishing to travel that they may not find in a regular guidebook.
They are the stories and the experiences that make people want to travel.
Beer and Croissants is also about Kerri and Stirling ’s love of good food, wine and beer, and the experiences that tie travel and food together. Experiences that can be re-lived long after the trip has come to an end.
Outside in the yard, it’s a fossicker’s dream with bits and pieces of memorabilia located under ageing sheds. n’t need a large space to wow visitors with your product, Emily’s shop blends indoor decor items, with plants (sourced from their family nursery) and garden ornaments. In 2019, Imbibis Craft Gin was formed and by December bespoke bottles of gin, carefully crafted with Jason’s signature recipe and still, were ready for bottling. With an equal mix of good country hospitality and some mighty fine sausage rolls that ”walk out the door every day”, according to Katrina, it’s little wonder this small business has become a must-visit in the Ipswich area.
Years later, when that favourite little hole in the wall Mexican restaurant closed down, I decided I needed to find a recipe that I could make at home. It’s not made in a smoker, but given that intense smoky flavour from the smoked paprika. * 2 heaped teaspoons of smoked paprika (at least) Note: You can use any type of oil you like but make sure it had a mild flavour so as to not influence the other ingredients. Heat the oil in a medium saucepan and cook the onion, spring onion, capsicum, chilli and garlic until the onion becomes transparent.
So many of the walking paths in the Brisbane city area allow you to walk along the river for most of the way. Walks from New Farm and Newstead Continuing the walks along the river, the western reach of the Brisbane River from New Farm to Teneriffe is easy to access and easy to walk. This walk starts in New Farm Park and follows the river up to Teneriffe and then takes a turn in through all of the cafes and restaurants of this beautiful suburb and heads towards the Story Bridge. For street access, the most direct is to follow Merthyr Rd at the end of the Riverwalk until you reach Brunswick St. Turn right towards the river and New Farm Park will appear on your left.
Cranachan is a simple, traditional Scottish dessert made with raspberries, cream, honey, whisky and oats. To prepare the final dessert, add some raspberries to the bottom of a glass dish or a container, then cream, then some of the oat mix. If you would like to make this tasty Scottish dessert into a breakfast dish, try substituting the cream for yoghurt. The use of Crowdie cheese gave way to certain parts of Scotland calling this dessert a Cream Crowdie.