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Entries for November 2009
Cashing in on the runaway success of the television show, FremantleMedia Enterprises (FME) is launching MasterChef Magazine.
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All Eaten Up on 30/11/2009

When Kirsten and Richard Searle finally were able to convince Denis Irwin to sell them Matawhero wines in Gisborne, they knew they had a job on their hands.
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All Eaten Up on 27/11/2009

Madeinkitchen is an international 2.0 platform where cookery enthusiasts can gather to build a multilingual archive of video recipes.
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Sandra Reynolds on 26/11/2009

Quick Smart Cook, the latest book from the Delicious team, with 120 recipes by Valli Little is everything we have come to expect.
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Sandra Reynolds on 24/11/2009

Way back in a former life, my very first job was in Church Street Parramatta. I worked in an office within ten metres of heavy haulage trucks that would trundle along the road in that pre-motorway era. The noise would be deafening, and my desk would vibrate as they thundered past.
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Sandra Reynolds on 23/11/2009

My friends Geoff and Rachel met online. They were once anonymous people with names which existed in blogosphere only. Then one brave person within the...
Ambience was everything: the water glistened with the reflection of the pale orange sun setting in the distance. Knives and forks chimed as patrons tucked eagerly into their food.
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All Eaten Up on 19/11/2009

By Holly.
The irrepressible and multi-faceted food and wine identity, Lyndey Milan, has launched her newest offering, The Best Collection: Fast, Fa...
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All Eaten Up on 19/11/2009

It might take balls to eat them, but deep fried bull testicles have a niche market in parts of Montana.
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Chris Black on 18/11/2009

What could be more appropriate? Venerable kiwi winery Selaks Wines is celebrating its 75th birthday with the launch of its first Methode Traditionelle bubbly since 1996.