It's great to see Dempsey getting busier again. Just a few weeks ago, things were a little quieter as many of you headed off for the school holidays. With more people returning and getting back into the rhythm of cooking and entertaining, we thought it was the perfect time to launch something new.
One show that certainly sparked plenty of conversations around Huber's was Culinary Class Wars Season 2. We couldn't stop talking about the incredible techniques, bold flavours and unforgettable dishes, so we decided to bring some of them into our own kitchens. That's how our new Culinary Class Wars Season 2 inspired recipe series was born. Over the coming weeks, we'll be sharing a total of eight recipes inspired by some of the season's most iconic dishes, recreated in a way that's approachable and achievable for home cooks. We hope you'll enjoy following the series, trying the recipes yourself, and perhaps even sharing your creations with us along the way. Be sure to follow the series on our Instagram, Facebook and YouTube channels so you don't miss a single recipe.
To kick things off, we've paired one of our most popular brands, Stockyard Beef, with one of the season's most memorable dishes. Our featured Stockyard Beef Short Ribs were the perfect choice for recreating the iconic BBQ Lab Director's Beef Ribs, pressure-cooked until meltingly tender before being finished with a gentle hickory smoke.
There's plenty more waiting for you in this month's newsletter too, from our new Appenzeller Griller Sausage of the Month and artisan cheeses from Caseificio Cavola 993, to our Swiss Edition Cheese Platter available throughout August and our Wine of the Month from Rioja Alavesa.
At the same time, August is always a special month for me. Being half Swiss and half Singaporean, I have the privilege of celebrating both Swiss National Day and Singapore National Day. To mark the occasion, we're hosting a series of special cooking classes where you can learn to prepare classic dishes that celebrate the rich culinary traditions of both countries. It's a wonderful opportunity to explore new flavours, pick up practical cooking techniques, and celebrate the traditions that have shaped my own love for food.
Until next time, happy cooking and enjoy the celebrations!