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Footy Food - Maroon Festival 2017 Dominique Rizzo

Footy Food

Sales of pies and chips are skyrocketing in the football season.

For the fans maybe, but that is not Footy Food for the premium Maroon State of Origin team.

 

That’s the tip from the experts. Our Deadly Choices stars Nathan Appo and Steve Renouf and Brandi Alberts shared their tips on “Good Quick Tukka” at the Maroon Festival on Sunday 28th May 2017. Now Rugby League players are into healthy, wholesome food, balancing protein and vegetables and fats that sustain the players’ energy levels for peak on-ground performance.

 

Footy Food - Maroon Festival 2017 Nathan Appo, Steve Renouf Brandi Alberts, Dominique Rizzo

 

 

The insider tips from Rachel Thaiday and Kayla Boyd on “Fueling the Athlete” in their families, are all about healthy choices for breakfast, preparing tasty high protein, low carb options like avocado and bacon, omelettes and lots and lots of chicken. Commercial fruit juices and breakfast cereals are out, fresh vegetables and fruit are in. These Maroon’s stars eat healthily to sustain their peak fitness levels throughout training sessions and at the games.

 

Footy Food - Maroon Festival 2017 Kayla Boyd, Rachel Thaiday, Lisa Carlaw, Dominique Rizzo, Sarah Wills

These are my healthy diet choices too and it is this nourishing pure food that is a specialty at my restaurant, Putia Pure Food Kitchen where our athletic, sporty customers come in after training for their high protein, low carb breakfasts opting for the Putia big breakfast or Omelette of roasted cauliflower or house-smoked salmon with poached egg and salad.

 

While healthy foods are the game changer in fueling the mighty Maroon State of Origin squad physically and mentally for those gruelling football games, pies and chips once in a while for the fans may not be such a bad thing.

 

Footy Food - Maroon Festival 2017 Dominique Rizzo

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Kicking off the Maroon Festival with Dominique Rizzo

 

Catch Dominique Rizzo on the Health and Wellbeing Stage at the Maroon Festival with some of your favourite league stars and their families at the South Bank Cultural Forecourt, South Brisbane on Sunday 28th May 2017.

It’s a special day for all of the Maroon’s fans.   Everyone will be there! Proud Queenslanders supporting their mighty XXXX QUEENSLAND MAROONS TEAM leading into the 2017 State of Origin series.

Dominique is a natural fit as the host to this exciting family fun day, as she is a born and bred Queenslander who loves the rugby league Queensland spirit and loves sharing her tips on eating well for a healthy, energetic lifestyle. Talking about cooking for healthy kids, lunch box ideas and fueling the athlete comes naturally to her as these are everyday topics in her cooking classes at her restaurant.   Join Dominique as she introduces football stars, TV football personalities and the gorgeous partners of some of the team, leading into the highlight of the day – the arrival of the 2017 XXXX QUEENSLAND MAROONS TEAM.

Dominique is renowned for sharing her passion for delicious, healthy, nutritious food creating taste sensations using fresh, quality locally sourced and sustainable produce at Putia Pure Food Kitchen her restaurant in Brisbane. Organic vegetables, herbs and flowers, grown in Putia garden, enhance the menu.

Known for her popular appearances on Channel 10’s Ready Steady Cook and as host on Yes Chef, Dominique’s talent extend beyond the world of TV for writing her cookbook “My Taste of Sicily”, hosting corporate events and cooking demonstrations as well as picturesque eat-and-discover trips to the Mediterranean countries of Europe.

For the program of Sunday’s events go to Maroon Festival.

On the day, tag your photos #MAROONFESTIVAL,

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