My recipes in Melbourne, Australia

October 11, 2004 | Mailbox | Print This Post



I’d like to thank reader Corinne of Melbourne, Australia for sending me a photo from her son’s third birthday party. Three of the dishes she prepared are my recipes: beef curry (foreground), oriental pot roast (left, bottom) and steamed whole fish in olive oil (top, right). I cropped the photo to protect her family’s privacy.

Someone cooked My recipes in Melbourne, Australia

Corinne asks if I’m not flattered. Not just flattered, really. I’m very pleased. I really like sharing my recipes and it’s good to know that people enjoy them as much as my family and friends do.

Cheers, Corinne! And thanks, too.

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