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The Hunter is a rejuvenated region with cosmopolitan offerings in restaurant recipes, wine and distinctive produce. And wine defi nes the region. Why not; the Hunter Wine Country offers some of the best wine labels in the world!

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Bluetongue Brewery AT<br />

When the winemakers of the <strong>Hunter</strong> want to enjoy a cleansing ale, they gather<br />

at the Bluetongue Brewery at <strong>Hunter</strong> Resort. This specialist microbrewery brews<br />

sensational premium beers including Premium Lager and the unique Bluetongue<br />

Alcoholic Ginger Beer. You can taste all the beers with the innovative Bluetongue<br />

tasting paddle. It holds a selection of the available beers on tap. The Bluetongue<br />

bar has an all-day casual menu including a selection of homemade pies, pizzas,<br />

salads and antipasto.<br />

PUMPKIN AND BINNORIE FETTA PIZZA<br />

7g dried yeast<br />

350g strong flour, found packaged as<br />

pizza flour or bread flour<br />

250ml tepid water, about 25°C<br />

3 1/2 teaspoons fine salt<br />

3 tablespoons olive oil, this is optional,<br />

the oil will give a softer crust, no oil will<br />

give a crunchier crust<br />

roasted pumpkin pieces<br />

Binnorie Fetta<br />

Napolitan sauce<br />

fresh rosemary sprigs<br />

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HUNTER RESORT<br />

Mix the yeast, a large pinch of flour and a tablespoon of the water<br />

together in a small bowl and set aside for 15 minutes or until bubbles<br />

appear. This lets you know that the yeast has started fermenting. If<br />

nothing happens, discard the mixture and start again.<br />

Mix the flour and 2/3 of the water in a large bowl until a shaggy dough<br />

appears. Add the yeast mixture and enough of the remaining water to<br />

make a soft dough that doesn’t stick to your fingers.<br />

Knead the dough on a bench using your body weight to compress it as<br />

you go. Keep kneading until the dough becomes smooth, about eight<br />

to 10 minutes. Flatten this out to a disc and sprinkle on the salt and the<br />

olive oil if you are using it. Continue kneading for another two minutes to<br />

distribute the salt.<br />

Place the dough in an oiled bowl and cover with plastic wrap. Sit the<br />

bowl in a warm, draught-free spot for 1 1/2 hours. By this stage, it should<br />

have tripled in size and begun to collapse. The dough is now ready to<br />

use. If you are not going to use it immediately divide it into the pieces<br />

you need and refrigerate to slow down the fermentation.<br />

Heat oven to 250°C. Roll out pizza dough. Spread with tomato Napolitan<br />

sauce and scatter the roast pumpkin, Binnorie Fetta and some fresh<br />

rosemary and cook for 10 minutes.<br />

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