October librarycook – a veritable feast!
Seldom, in the librarycook's memory, has an issue of Delicious been so jam-packed with mouth-watering recipes. So many, indeed that the librarycook had trouble narrowing it down to just four : Burnt butter, sage & prosciutto pasta; Green curry chicken meatballs with...
Spring has Sprung – The September librarycook
Just one recipe really appealed to the librarycook in this month's Delicious. Sure, there were plenty of mouth-watering options - from the cover image Passionfruit Layer Cake, to the Kangaroo Tail Stew with Pepperberry Roasted Heirloom Carrots, or the 8 page feature...
An August librarycook
Well, the August issue of Delicious will certainly go down in history as one of the librarycook's most-used. From the cover recipe for Cavolo Nero & Cannellini Bean Soup with Parsley Salsa, to the Spiced Roast Chicken with Potatoes and Saffron Yoghurt, the Fish...
What’s new in the AHL in August
What’s new in the AHL in August Here are the Library team’s top recommendations Serendipity by Oscar Farinetti Did you know that your morning coffee could be thanks to a herd of energetic goats? Or that a...
Two for the price of one – the librarycook in June and July
When the June issue of Delicious arrived, the librarycook didn't even have to open it to know what she'd be making. A mere glance at the cover photo of a Caramel Sponge Pudding, aka, South African Malva Dessert had her all but heading off from work several hours too...
The librarycook in May
Comfort Food, screamed the cover of the May issue of Delicious. Dumplings, it said. Bread and Butter Pudding. Slow cooked Lamb and Feta Pie. Rich rice dishes. Mmmmm, thought the librarycook, and leafing through, found even more deliciousness waiting to be devoured....
What’s new in the AHL in May
Here are the Library team’s top recommendations Ten steps to Nanette by Hannah Gadsby 'There is nothing stronger than a broken woman who has rebuilt herself.'-Hannah Gadsby, Nanette If you only read one biography - or even only one book this year, please...
Yes, it’s really the April librarycook
A couple of firsts for the librarycook. Firstly, though she'd never claim to be the most organised, punctual woman in the world, she's usually managed to submit the monthly librarycook post in the actual month it belongs to. And secondly, never before has she...
The librarycook Marches through the Rain
When the March issue of Delicious arrived in the middle of Sydney's wettest ever summer, the librarycook was in need of comfort food. And Delicious was here to help - all manner of recipes to warm the cockles of the heart - Chicken with Creamy Mustard Sauce, a Roast...
What’s new in the AHL in March
Here are the Library team’s top recommendations The Gosling Girl by Jacqueline Roy Monster? Murderer? Child? Victim? Michelle Cameron’s name is associated with the most abhorrent of crimes. A child who lured a younger child away to her death, she is known as the...
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