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Jennifer Joyce

When one travels one eats the delights the country has to offer in its traditional foods, the street foods, with great gusto thinking all the while that, when I get...

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Natasha MacAller

The cover is pristine in its elegance, the photography is spectacular, the words are wonderful and best of all the recipes, in all their elegant presentation are delicious, delightful and...

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Paul Mercurio

Paul Mercurio is a man of many talents, those of acting, dancing and latterly cooking. Well, a man must eat and if a man must eat, he may as well...

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Olivia Andrews

It’s that time in the long haul of winter when you are feeling severely jaded. You are over the cold, grey days, can’t think what to cook that is tasty...

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Terry Hope Romero

Contained within these pages are salad lovers dreams of fantastic foods, salads for all seasons, salads to be eaten all year, salads made with the best of seasonal offering and...

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April Bloomfield

April Bloomfield has invited herself into your kitchen via the pages of her latest book all about vegies: yep the fresh green, and red, and yellow and purple and orange...

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My Food Bag and Nadia Lim

In this fast paced world the evening meal has to be simple and easy to prepare, filled with nourishment and be able to appeal to the entire family. A tall...

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Andrew Levins

In 2011, Andrew opened a restaurant called “The Dip.” The recipes in this book are based on comfort food, and satisfying dishes that he serves.  If you are looking for...

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CWA

Over the decades the Country Women’s Associations has remained steadfast in spite of declining numbers in the country towns. One thing that always was and always will be is the...

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Nicola Graimes

Impressive, flamboyant, celebratory and a totally fantastic, fresh look at the humble vegetable is all ensconced within the pages of a lime green cover and a large silver V making...

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Ariana Bundy

Pomegranates and Roses is far more than just a cook book it is a culinary journey through history: through Persia, now known by the harsher name of Iran. The name...

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Rena Patten

Quinoa: an ancient grain going through a rebirth as the grain to eat when all others fail and a lifeline to a wider range of foods for those who are...