This Friday, 17 December, at Mullum Farmers Market, Belinda Jeffery and Christine Manfield will be selling and signing their latest cookbooks. These down-to-earth celebrity chefs have too many achievements to mention. Needless to say, as award-winning authors, they know how to write a good cookbook, well actually, quite a lot of outstanding cookbooks. So we are all really excited to see their latest work. What better place to launch their new cookery books than in their community, amongst the farmers, producers, growers and bakers they call friends.
If you get there early enough you can have a little taster of some of their favourite recipes and see for yourself how delicious they are!
Join Belinda Jeffery for A Year of Sundays as she shares the recipes, musings and memories that inspire her cooking. A collection of Belinda’s much-adored and anticipated Sunday morning Instagram posts, accompanied by beautiful recipes, A Year of Sundays is as much a conversation with a friend as it is a cookbook.
Cooking from the heart, to relish in the beauty of just-picked produce, or to simply indulge a craving, Belinda imparts her recipes with both encouragement and genuine joy. From her reassuring instruction in the art of pastry and baking, to her relaxed approach to everyday dishes made from the freshest ingredients, A Year of Sundays is a cookbook for all occasions, all kitchens and all cooks.
There are few people that contributed to the Australia’s collective table as much as Christine Manfield has. An inquisitive cook, avid traveller, and perfectionist, Christine is inspired by global flavours as well as local and sustainable produce that supports communities and the environment. She has published many hugely successful and award-winning cookbooks and is particularly well known for her deep love and understanding of Indian cooking, which culminates in this beautiful new cookbook, called Indian Cooking.
Meet Belinda Jeffery and Christine Manfield this Friday at Mullumbimby Farmers Market from 7am–11am.
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