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Return to Corriebush: The Sequel to the International Award-Winning Fig Jam and Foxtrot
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To anyone who has read or owns a copy of Fig Jam and Foxtrot, the sequel - Return to Corriebush - will be welcomed with open arms. Once again the gentle, kind-hearted but nosey women of Corriebush get together for a cup of tea, a slice of cake and a gossip, and along the way present the reader with four more stories and over 90 delectable recipes. This is a title to be savoured and enjoyed while reading the heart-warming stories about Flora the retired nurse, Jacoba the pianist, and Estrelita the trapeze artist, or the tragic fact-based tale of Sara, a young Voortrekker girl. Share with friends and family one of Lynn's superb dishes, tailored to suit today's tastes - how about tomato tartlets with olives, pesto and pecorino, or what about savoury lamb chops or roasted peaches?
To anyone who has read or owns a copy of Fig Jam and Foxtrot, the sequel - Return to Corriebush - will be welcomed with open arms. Once again the gentle, kind-hearted but nosey women of Corriebush get together for a cup of tea, a slice of cake and a gossip, and along the way present the reader with four more stories and over 90 delectable recipes. This is a title to be savoured and enjoyed while reading the heart-warming stories about Flora the retired nurse, Jacoba the pianist, and Estrelita the trapeze artist, or the tragic fact-based tale of Sara, a young Voortrekker girl. Share with friends and family one of Lynn's superb dishes, tailored to suit today's tastes - how about tomato tartlets with olives, pesto and pecorino, or what about savoury lamb chops or roasted peaches?
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| Author | Lynn Bedford Hall |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Struik |
| Place | Cape Town |
| Year | 2005 |
| ISBN | 9781770072121 |
| Binding | Paperback |
| Condition | Very Good |
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