Ed Halmagyi

As an author, Halmagyi has published five cookbooks – Nove Cucina (2004), Dinner in 10 (2009), An Hour's the Limit (2010), The Food Clock: A Year of Eating Seasonally (2012) and The Everyday Kitchen (2017).

1) Professional Website: https://archive.is/20121230134040/http://www.fast-ed.com.au/home/

4) Ed's Discover Tasmania Blogsite: https://web.archive.org/web/20091029234708/http://blog.tv.discovertasmania.com/

Ed Halmagyi is best known for his role on Network 7's lifestyle show Better Homes and Gardens, where he has been a member of the cast since 2003. He also contributes to the monthly magazine of the same name.

At 15 Halmagyi began his culinary career as a kitchenhand, then soon afterwards as an assistant chef. Throughout his school years Halmagyi worked in a variety of Sydney restaurants, then undertook a Bachelor of Arts/Law at Sydney University. He continued to work as a chef alongside his studies. In 1995 he travelled to the Solomon Islands to participate in a program of community development and aid work.

Ed Halmagyi (born February 1975), also known as "Fast Ed,” is an Australian TV presenter, chef, author, photographer and radio host.

Ed Halmagyi was born in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia in February 1975 to neurologist Dr Gabor Michael Halmagyi AO and bush regenerator Sue Halmagyi OAM who were both immigrants from Hungary. He has an older sister Catherine and a younger brother Nicholas.