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- Entertainment
- 7NEWS
Manu Feildel cooks up a French feast using his new Culinary Co by Manu product range at Spotlight
Manu is one of our most prominent TV chefs. He is one of the judges of My Kitchen Rules. Today, Manu is cooking chargrilled pork cutlets with Charcutière sauce (A French sauce made with cornichons, white wine and mustard). For the segment he will use his new cookware rage which is available at Spotlight. Recipe below: Chargrilled Pork Cutlet, sauce Charcutiere 4 Pax Ingredients For the Pork 4 Pork cutlets 4 garlic cloves (crushed in the skin) 4 springs of thyme Olive oil salt & pepper For the sauce Olive oil Butter 3 golden shallots (julienne)12 cornichons (julienne) 12 Pickled onions (tiny ones)1 Tsp Dijon mustard 1 Tsp whole grain mustard 100ml white wine150ml chicken gravy30g butter Chopped parsley Fresh tarragon (for presentation)salt & pepper METHOD For the pork, marinate the pork cutlet in with garlic, thyme and olive oil and close, set aside. For the sauce, place a saucepan on medium heat, add in olive oil and butter, when the butter start to foam, add in the shallots and cook until slight colouration, deglaze with the wine, bring to boil, reduce by 3/4, then pour in the gravy, bring to boil, turn down to a simmer, whisk in both mustards, finally whisk in the butter and through in the cornichons. For the cutlets, place your gridle pan on the medium to high heat, cook for 2 to 3 minutes on each side, then rest for the same amount of time, then carve the meat place in the middle of the plate, pour the sauce over the pork, top with fresh julienne of cornichons, few pickles baby onions and few leaves of tarragon.
Daily Telegraph
09-05-2025
- Daily Telegraph
Anthony Mu: Former MKR star facing assault charges to stand trial in July
Don't miss out on the headlines from Breaking News. Followed categories will be added to My News. A trial date has been set for a former My Kitchen Rules contender who is facing multiple charges of assault. Anthony Mu did not appear before Richlands Magistrates Court when his matter was briefly mentioned on Friday morning. It followed his wife, Claudean Bernadette Uamaki-Mu, last week pleading guilty at the same court to six charges of common assault – receiving a good behaviour bond and no convictions. The pair appeared on the Channel 7 reality cooking show in 2023. Devyn Wanigesekera, appearing as a town agent for King Criminal Lawyers, fronted court for Mr Mu and his barrister Stephen Kissick. Anthony Mu, a former contestant on My Kitchen Rules in 2023, will stand trial in the Magistrates Court on raft of charges, including assault occasioning actual bodily harm, in July. Picture: NewsWire / John Gass Mr Mu is facing eight counts of assault occasioning actual bodily harm (two while in company), two counts of common assault and one count of observations in breach of privacy. The court on Friday was told Mr Mu's trial was meant to go ahead last week alongside Ms Uamaki-Mu's matters, but it was adjourned due to lengthy case conferencing for Ms Uamaki-Mu's matters. 'The purpose of a mention today is to re-list the trial,' Mr Wanigesekera said. 'My instructions are (to request) one full day, as an estimate.' Acting Magistrate Michael Quinn said there was little chance of obtaining a hearing date on June 11. A hearing date was organised for July 28. Mr Mu remains on bail. Mr Mu was not present at Richlands Magistrates Court on Friday when his matter was briefly mentioned. Picture: NewsWire / John Gass Last Thursday, Ms Uamaki-Mu pleaded guilty to six charges of common assault following lengthy conferencing between her legal team and police prosecutors. The court was told the six charges related to assaults Ms Uamaki-Mu inflicted on children. Mr Quinn noted some details included Ms Uamaki-Mu pulling the hair of children, hitting one in the back of a head with a hairbrush, spitting on a child and throwing a plastic Tupperware container that hit a child on the back of the head. The court was told there was another incident in which a child was kicked in the stomach and yanked up by the hair. Another involved grabbing and throwing a child into a wall. Last week, Mr Mu's wife Claudean Bernadette Uamaki-Mu pleaded guilty to six counts of common assault, walking from court with no conviction recorded. Picture: NewsWire / John Gass 'Another … involved pulling the child to the ground and poking the child in the face with your finger,' Mr Quinn said. Ms Uamaki-Mu walked from court with a 12-month good behaviour bond and $1000 recognisance, and no conviction recorded. She is still due to stand trial in the District Court on 12 charges, including unlawful assault occasioning actual bodily harm, indecent treatment and rape. Dozens of charges against her were dismissed during a committal hearing in January, where Magistrate Stuart Shearer there were 'no particulars' or evidence to support each charge or that it was duplicitous with another charge. Originally published as Anthony Mu, former MKR star, to stand trial on multiple assault-related charges in July
The Age
09-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Age
Trial date set for reality TV contestant with historical offences
A trial date has been set for a former Channel 7 reality television contestant accused of historical assault offences. Anthony Mu, who appeared on the popular cooking reality show My Kitchen Rules in 2023 alongside his wife Claudean Uamaki-Mu, is facing several assault charges. The identities of the Queensland couple, who were promoted by the Channel 7 network as a 'fiery Italian and a super-chill Samoan with hearts of gold', were suppressed by a non-publication order as it progressed through the courts. Mu's case remains before a local Brisbane court. He remains on bail, and was not present for a brief hearing on Friday morning. Devyn Wanigesekera, who appeared on behalf of Mu's legal team, said the case was listed for trial last Wednesday. It was adjourned last week due to lengthy proceedings for Uamaki-Mu. He said Mu's barrister, Steve Kissick, had estimated a full day for his trial. Acting Magistrate Michael Quinn scheduled for the summary trial to begin for a one-day hearing on July 28. Quinn previously described Uamaki-Mu's charges as extremely serious, saying they involved children, and their protection was paramount. Quinn said some of Uamaki-Mu's charges included pulling a child up by the hair, spitting on a child, and throwing a Tupperware container at the back of a child's head. Her barrister, Simon Lewis, said his client was 'clearly not perfect, and clearly under some stress', and described the behaviour as 'losses of control'.
Sydney Morning Herald
09-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Sydney Morning Herald
Trial date set for reality TV contestant with historical offences
A trial date has been set for a former Channel 7 reality television contestant accused of historical assault offences. Anthony Mu, who appeared on the popular cooking reality show My Kitchen Rules in 2023 alongside his wife Claudean Uamaki-Mu, is facing several assault charges. The identities of the Queensland couple, who were promoted by the Channel Seven network as a 'fiery Italian and a super-chill Samoan with hearts of gold', were suppressed by a non-publication order as it progressed through the courts. Mu's case remains before a local Brisbane court. He remains on bail, and was not present for a brief hearing on Friday morning. Devyn Wanigesekera, who appeared on behalf of Mu's legal team, said the case was listed for trial last Wednesday. It was adjourned last week due to lengthy proceedings for Uamaki-Mu. He said Mu's barrister, Steve Kissick, had estimated a full day for his trial. Acting Magistrate Michael Quinn scheduled for the summary trial to begin for a one-day hearing on July 28. Quinn previously described Uamaki-Mu's charges as extremely serious, saying they involved children, and their protection was paramount. Quinn said some of Uamaki-Mu's charges included pulling a child up by the hair, spitting on a child, and throwing a Tupperware container at the back of a child's head. Her barrister, Simon Lewis, said his client was 'clearly not perfect, and clearly under some stress', and described the behaviour as 'losses of control'.
News.com.au
09-05-2025
- News.com.au
Anthony Mu, former MKR star, to stand trial on multiple assault-related charges in July
A trial date has been set for a former My Kitchen Rules contender who is facing multiple charges of assault. Anthony Mu did not appear before Richlands Magistrates Court when his matter was briefly mentioned on Friday morning. It followed his wife, Claudean Bernadette Uamaki-Mu, last week pleading guilty at the same court to six charges of common assault – receiving a good behaviour bond and no convictions. The pair appeared on the Channel 7 reality cooking show in 2023. Devyn Wanigesekera, appearing as a town agent for King Criminal Lawyers, fronted court for Mr Mu and his barrister Stephen Kissick. Mr Mu is facing eight counts of assault occasioning actual bodily harm (two while in company), two counts of common assault and one count of observations in breach of privacy. The court on Friday was told Mr Mu's trial was meant to go ahead last week alongside Ms Uamaki-Mu's matters, but it was adjourned due to lengthy case conferencing for Ms Uamaki-Mu's matters. 'The purpose of a mention today is to re-list the trial,' Mr Wanigesekera said. 'My instructions are (to request) one full day, as an estimate.' Acting Magistrate Michael Quinn said there was little chance of obtaining a hearing date on June 11. A hearing date was organised for July 28. Mr Mu remains on bail. Last Thursday, Ms Uamaki-Mu pleaded guilty to six charges of common assault following lengthy conferencing between her legal team and police prosecutors. The court was told the six charges related to assaults Ms Uamaki-Mu inflicted on children. Mr Quinn noted some details included Ms Uamaki-Mu pulling the hair of children, hitting one in the back of a head with a hairbrush, spitting on a child and throwing a plastic Tupperware container that hit a child on the back of the head. The court was told there was another incident in which a child was kicked in the stomach and yanked up by the hair. Another involved grabbing and throwing a child into a wall. 'Another … involved pulling the child to the ground and poking the child in the face with your finger,' Mr Quinn said. Ms Uamaki-Mu walked from court with a 12-month good behaviour bond and $1000 recognisance, and no conviction recorded. She is still due to stand trial in the District Court on 12 charges, including unlawful assault occasioning actual bodily harm, indecent treatment and rape. Dozens of charges against her were dismissed during a committal hearing in January, where Magistrate Stuart Shearer there were 'no particulars' or evidence to support each charge or that it was duplicitous with another charge.
