2014 Dark Emu describes Aboriginal agriculture
Published in 2014, Bruce Pascoe's book Dark Emu: Black Seeds: Agriculture or Accident? challenged the popular view of Aboriginal people… Read More
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Published in 2014, Bruce Pascoe's book Dark Emu: Black Seeds: Agriculture or Accident? challenged the popular view of Aboriginal people… Read More
Eric Schlosser’s book Fast Food Nation:The Dark Side of the All-American Meal explores the global influence of the American fast… Read More
If Jamie Oliver was all about energy, Nigella Lawson was all about sensuality. Her first book, How to Eat, had… Read More
tephanie Alexander’s opus, The Cook's Companion, subtitled ‘The complete book of ingredients and recipes for the Australian kitchen’ went on… Read More
According to its author, Jill Dupleix, New Food was based on new information and ideas we can all live by,… Read More
Alan Attwood, the Cheap Eats guide's inaugural editor, writes: ‘Ah, 1986. What a year. Bob Hawke was prime minister of… Read More
Margaret Fulton's Asian cookbook, the Encyclopedia of Asian and Oriental Cookery, encouraged families to pick up the chopsticks and try… Read More
The first Sydney Morning Herald Good Food Guide, edited by Leo Schofield, David Dale and Jenna Price, began with The… Read More
The first edition of One Continuous Picnic: A History of Australian Eating propounded the idea that Australian cuisine developed from… Read More
The Australian Women's Weekly Children's Birthday Cake Book has become the bible for achievement-oriented mums who want to make that… Read More
American nutritionist Nathan Pritikin’s book, The Pritikin Program For Diet And Exercise, spent a year on the New York Times’… Read More
One of the few politicians to publish a cookbook , the Premier of South Australia favoured an eclectic and informal… Read More
Introduced in the book Dr Atkins Diet Revolution, the Atkins diet promised people they could lose weight while eating as… Read More
The National Library of Australia has this publication dated at 1972, although other sources are less certain of the date.… Read More
Charmaine Solomon is credited with introducing Australia to Asian food. She was born in Colombo, Sri Lanka, but moved to… Read More
The first edition of the classic Australian Women’s Weekly Cookbook was published in 1970, heralding a new era of international cookery… Read More
Cookery writer Margaret Fulton was the food editor of Woman's Day magazine when her first cookbook was published by Paul… Read More
“Galloping Gourmet” and television chef Graham Kerr published Graham Kerr’s Guide to Good Eating in Sydney – Australia's first restaurant… Read More
Robert Carrier's Great Dishes Of The World sold over two million copies worldwide in 14 languages and was hailed as… Read More
Although this book is largely credited to Julia Child, it was co-authored with Simone Beck and Louisette Bertholle, whom Child… Read More
Australia's first barbecue cookbook, The Burnt Offering: (how NOT to barbecue), by Winsom A Gilbert, appeared in 1958. Gilbert was… Read More
Issued by the "manufacturers of AEROPHOS food phosphate raising ingredients" the Aerophos Recipe Book was a fixture in many Australian kitchens… Read More
In 1948, Roy Geechoun (otherwise Lee Lock Gee Choun) published a Chinese cookery book written for non-Chinese Australians. It was… Read More
The Green and Gold Cookery Book was one of the earliest ‘charity’ cookbooks and was compiled as a fundraising initiative of King's… Read More
The first issue of the Commonsense Cookery Book was produced by the NSW Public School Cookery Teachers Association in 1914 and… Read More
Hannah Maclurcan achieved considerable fame with her 1898 cookbook Mrs Maclurcan's Cookery Book: A Collection of Practical Recipes, Specially Suitable… Read More
The English and Australian Cookery Book. Cookery for the Many, as Well as for the “Upper Ten Thousand” (London, 1864),… Read More
This English cook book was equally popular in the British colonies and became a household bible for many Australian households.… Read More
Although perhaps not as well known today as Mrs Beeton, Eliza Acton preceded her by more than 15 years, with… Read More
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