Coo-ee Cuisine
Coo-ee Cuisine

Coo-ee Cuisine

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19 in stock

Aunty Dale Chapman's Coo-ee Cuisine Cookbook is a beautifully presented full colour A5 spiral bound Recipe Book with over 75 delicious recipes
 using native Australian ingredients.

Of the book Dale quotes  - "The world is definitely ready for the unique and nutritious qualities of our indigenous seeds, spices, leaves and meats. I believe integrating bush tucker into the home kitchen is as simple as ensuring that the home cook is confident in substituting and enhancing family favourite recipes with these unique ingredients".

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