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HAZELTON, Aaron

Nov 16, 2020 | *Featured books, *listed, Culinary \ Cookbook, New South Wales

StupIT People by self-published author Steve Eatts
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ISBN 978-1-922452-54-2 PAPERBACK

Pizza Oven Design
A front-to-end pizza experience.

Author Aaron Hazelton is a renowned structural engineer and an avid cook. Drawing inspiration from his Maltese heritage and his wife’s Italian heritage, his passion for cooking is fuelled by fire and family.

With easy to follow directions
and illustrations, Pizza Oven Design will teach
you how to:

• Build a pizza oven in your backyard;
• Fire up and use your pizza oven to its best
advantage;
• Make the perfect pizza dough from scratch;
• Use your wood fired oven to master pizza,
bread, meat and vegetables.

Women’s Legal Service SA

Oct 9, 2020 | *, *Featured books, *listed, Culinary \ Cookbook, Design, South Australia
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ISBN 978-1-922452-80-1
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Warm Up and Serve

Warm Up and Serve is a compilation of recipes obtained from women who are survivors of domestic/family violence, supporters of WLSSA, staff, and volunteers. Each delicious recipe is accompanied by a short story as to what the recipe means to them and how it inspires warmth and love.

Purchasing Warm Up and Serve supports Women’s Legal Service (SA) to continue providing legal services and support services to women and their families in vulnerable situations.

GARDENER, Nick & Bounader, Stevie-Lee

Feb 26, 2020 | *, *Featured books, *listed, Culinary \ Cookbook, Design, Gina Walters
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ISBN 978-0-6486616-9-6
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A Day in the Deli

Hampden Deli is borne of the philosophy that chefs and guests should understand where their food comes from and that praise is owed to the people who grow, raise and source the produce, for without them a chef would be nothing. Hampden Deli is a community which extends well beyond the borders of Kangaroo Valley, Australia and now into your kitchen with more than 50 recipes.

A Day in the Deli cookbook features signature dishes from 5am – 11pm by hatted Chef Nick Gardner.

About the Authors

Nick and Stevie have created Hampden Deli, Dining and School to be a learning and flexible dining hub with a fine dining quality. A place that can take local farming produce, picked fresh that morning, turned into a great product and sold that afternoon. A process that can be shared with their guests and done again the following day with a completely different freshly picked product. For them Hampden Deli is an exciting venue that leads itself to many possibilities, catering, take away deli goods, produce dinners, guest chef degustation dinners, pop up and private events. Beyond this Hampden Deli has a desire to teach and share its knowledge. With a high level of trained staff and expertise in the business, Nick and Stevie have a shared goal to pass on their knowledge in the cooking school as well as internally within its employees. They are working in association with Nowra TAFE towards creating their own “Head Start” program helping community members gain hospitality skills. This program will give employees an employable skill set and greater chance at gaining employment within the community. Be sure to come down and show your support to our Head Start trainees. If this is something you are interested in being involved in please email us [email protected]

Hampden Deli is an environmentally conscious business always looking to minimise our footprint on the environment. Packaging is a much needed component of our Deli, so we have taken the time to ensure we currently have the best compostable and recyclable packaging. We encourage you to bring your own reusable cups, cutlery and lunch boxes with great Deli discounts. We have an emphasis on reusable kitchen packaging and minimalising food waste. We use organic and fair trade products where and when available and have our own kitchen garden to minimise food kilometres. We offer recycling specific bins on site, so once you have enjoyed your picnic please use them. Our used coffee grind is perfect for your compost- come by to scoop your own free bag! We ourselves are learning each day how to keep Kangaroo Valley beautiful, we’d love to hear your tips please email us at [email protected].

 

ROWE, Caroline

Jan 29, 2020 | *, *Featured books, *listed, Culinary \ Cookbook, South Australia
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ISBN 978-0-6482766-8-5
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The Power of Baking with Mindful Intent

The Power of Baking with Mindful Intent is an 84-page softcover book that is the perfect companion to your me-time cuppa. With practical mindfulness exercises accompanying each cake recipe it is a must-have book for all small households who like a little cake with a cuppa.

About the Author

Hi, my name is Caroline and I’m a food lover, keen cook, seasonal food fan and Thermomix owner among many other things. And I live in a single person household.

I’ve created this site for those who cook just for themselves. It is a mix of recipes, tips, thoughts and reflections on cooking just 4Me.

Did you know that single person households make up nearly a quarter of the households in Australia and this proportion is rapidly increasing? Yet most cookbooks present recipes that serve 4-8 people!

To me, that means eating the same dish for 3 nights in a row only to throw out the remainder as I just can’t face the dish again! My other option is to freeze the leftovers for another time.

However, years of freezing for another time have taught me that another time never comes when I clean out the freezer three months later and throw out untouched frozen leftovers.

While in theory, it’s easy to just ‘quarter the recipe’, in practice that is not so easy and becomes a little too much on a busy weeknight when you’re trying to cook a healthy dinner for yourself after a long day at work. When you’re trying to beat the voice in your head that says, in very caring and convincing tones, “Why bother? It’s just you, it’s too much work, grilled cheese on toast will do for you.”

Owning a Thermomix has completely changed my life. It has opened up new ways of cooking to me, which has resulted in me rethinking cooking. It’s helped me realise that I’m not cooking for one, I’m cooking just for me!

What’s the difference? The difference is I’m worth the effort. By following the four rules of cooking just for me I’ve found a healthier and happier time preparing meals.

When I reflected on cooking just 4Me I realised it was more than just about finding recipes for one. There were four things to consider.

1) Doing the numbers for one

2) Working the progressive ingredient

3) Winning the 30 minute challenge

4) Showing me love and respect

The aim of this site is to share my cooking just 4Me principles, tips and recipes and I trust that in doing so that you, like me,  will enjoy creating everyday surprises just 4Me…..  I mean you!

The just4Me Bake Club is born

After writing the ‘Cooking for You and Me’ cookbook for Thermomix, which has been massively popular I felt I had weeknight dinners sorted and I started a journey to find the perfect cake to have with a cuppa in a size for Me.

As I’m not a baker, I decided I would learn to be one.

Three years on, I’m feeling much more like a baker plus I’ve created a huge collection of cake recipes that I’d love to share with other just4Me bakers. And that’s why the just4Me Bake Club was created. And you don’t need a Thermomix!

COOK, Beau

Jan 26, 2020 | *listed, Culinary \ Cookbook, Victoria
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ISBN 978-0-6481379-8-6
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Beau Cook’s Food Porn

Beau Cook’s Food Porn
The cookbook that brings together our favourite preoccupations:
FOOD AND SEX.
Lets start with the hors d’oeuvres:
Take equal portions of great ingredients and beautiful bodies. Stir well. Leave for an hour or so to soak. Knock discreetly before entering the kitchen.
ENJOY…

About the Author

Brought up from infancy in the Chewton Bushlands of central Victoria, Beau first caught the public’s attention as a contestant on Masterchef Australia.

He bought a touch of humour to the otherwise portentous going-on that is the hallmark of  “reality” TV. With twinkling eye and deftness of tongue he saw humour where others could only sense ignominy and disaster.

He nursed bruised egos, encouraged the despondent, and helped the hopeless. Beau was never going to become a master chef but he soon became the darling of the TV audience.

Never one to make too much of a fuss about himself Beau ignored the possibility of fame and fortune and is now a full-time professional Fire fighter. He is at heart a team player, best working with – and cooking for – mates.

By David Watson