The intriguing history of the community cookbook
Guests:
Liz Harfull, author of Tried, Tested and True: Treasured recipes and untold stories from Australia's community Cookbooks
Sheralee Menz & Marieka Ashmore, 'Those Barossa Girls', authors of Rolling Up Their Sleeves: The Recipes and the Women Behind the Barossa Cookery Book
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This episode of Every Bite was produced on the lands of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation.
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