AWW Celebration Cookbook - The Australian Womens Weekly Used softcover recipe book


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CELEBRATION COOKBOOK by The Australian Womens WeeklyTo see a selection of Christmas books click here Used softcover book in good condition. 128 pages lots of beautiful colour photos with delicious recipes and edible gift ideas. Here is a book absolutely brimming with wonderful recipes and information to help make your celebratory events a great success. Favourite Christmas cakes and puddings with rich sauces and icings baked ham with delicious glazes turkey with tasty seasonings plus hints on how to carve them. There is also a terrific section on home-made gifts party food and cakes for children delectable suggestions for Easter celebrations and a host of dinner party menus to suit every special occasion including birthdays anniversaries New Year or even a christening.. Chapters include: Hearty Fare for a Merry Christmas Irresistable Nibbles to have with drinks 6 Menus for special occasions Traditional Christmas Favourites Gifts to savour Sweet delights Delectable Easter details Party cakes and treats Glossary Index and conversion charts The Australian Womens Weekly Celebration Cookbook is


AWW Christmas Cooking by The Australian Womens Weekly Used softcover cookbook


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CHRISTMAS COOKING by The Australian Womens WeeklyTo see a selection of Christmas books click here Used softcover book in good condition 120 pages lots of beautiful colour photos with delicious recipes and edible Christmas gift ideas. Take a modern-day approach to Christmas food with these contemporary dishes. The recipes in Christmas Cooking are fresh and light but the traditional favourites havent been forgotten. There are fresh vegies sumptuous seafood and delicious Asian-style flavours not forgetting the real stars of the Festive Season - desserts puddings and cakes. There are even some great recipes for my favourite part of Christmas dinner - the leftovers. Chapters include: Drinks Starters Mains Vegetables and Salads Leftovers Desserts Cakes and Puddings Christmas Gifts Cooking Techniques Glossary Index Facts and Figures - includes conversion charts and other useful information The Womens Weekly Christmas Cooking is an Australian publication. All measurements are in metric weightsand metric cups spoons. A metric/imperial conversion table is also included.To see other Womens Weekly cookbooks click hereChristmas Cooking by The Australian Womens Weekly Please Not


AWW Classic Christmas - Australian Womens Weekly New hardcover cookbook


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CLASSIC CHRISTMASby The Australian Womens Weekly See other Christmas books click hereNew hardcover book published 2009. Gorgeous mouthwatering colour photos and step-by-step instructions Roast Turkey ~*~ Baked Ham ~*~ Christmas Pudding ~*~ Mince Pies Christmas is the time for family celebration and this title is filled with all your seasonal favourites. Classic Christmas is where youll find that recipe your mother gave you for baked ham roast turkey mince pies fruit cake Christmas pudding. There are traditional and contemporary recipes for drinks and nibbles starters mains sides puddings cakes and edible gifts. Its a book youll hand down to your own children so that generations to come can enjoy classic Christmas food.All measurements are metric and metric cup and spoon. The second title in the Classic series following on from the best-selling Classic Cakes - click here for more information To see other Womens Weekly cookbooks click hereClassic Christmas - An Australian Womens Weekly recipe book


AWW Christmas - Australian Womens Weekly New softcover recipe book


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CHRISTMASby The Australian Womens Weekly To see a selection of Christmas books click here Brand new softcover book 120 pages gorgeous mouthwatering colour photos and step-by-step instructions This is a celebration of the Christmas season with recipes not only for Christmas Day but also for pre-Christmas parties and food to make for Christmas gifts along with some beautiful ideas for decorating your tree and Christmas table. Chapters include Party food and drink Food for the big day -starters mains accompaniments and puddings Christmas treats including biscuits mince pies Food to make as Christmas presents Classic Cakes and Puddings Christmas decorations for the home.Includes Decorating and Giftwrapping ideas and Glossary. Christmas is an Australian publication. All measurements are metric and cup and spoon measurements. To see other Cake Cupcake and Baking books click here To see other Womens Weekly cookbooks click hereChristmas - An Australian Womens Weekly recipe book


AWW The Christmas Collection - Australian Womens Weekly New large softcover cookbook


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THE CHRISTMAS COLLECTIONby The Australian Womens Weekly See other Christmas books click hereNew large softcover book 352 pages published 2011. Gorgeous mouthwatering colour photos and step-by-step instructions Recipes and Food ~*~ Edible Gifts ~*~ Decorations ~*~ Gift Wrapping Christmas and the festive season is a time of great celebration and this beautiful book brings together all the recipes you will ever need to make ths most of this special time of year.With more than 150 traditional and modern Christmas recipes plus ideas for table settings gift wrapping decorations and edible gifts this collection is the book you have been waiting for. From Christmas Day breakfast to Christmas dinner Christmas cakes and puddings to delectable cocktails here are all your festive requirements put together in one sumptuous volume. This is a comprehensive collection of Christmas recipes both traditional and modern. It contains recipes for everything youre likely to want to eat on Christmas Day: breakfasts drinks finger food starters the big Christmas main course vege


AWW Christmas Food and Craft - Australian Womens Weekly New softcover cookbook


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CHRISTMAS FOOD AND CRAFTby The Australian Womens Weekly See other Christmas books click hereNew softcover book published 2006. Gorgeous mouthwatering colour photos and step-by-step instructions with pattern sheet and traditional Christmas carol songbook Food ~*~ Crafts ~*~ Cards ~*~ Decorations ~*~ Carols Christmas Food and Craft is a book of wonderful food and crafts for Christmas. As a bonus theres a little in the pocket at the back of the book which contains traditional Christmas carols. The food is a mix of traditional and modern - from drinks and nibbles to fabulous starters mains and elegant seafood spreads. And of course Christmas wouldnt be Christmas without cakes and puddings. On the craft side Christmas Food and Craft contains Christmas table settings flower arrangements decorations and inspirational ideas for cards and gift wrapping. All you need to wrap up Christm


AWW The 12 Days of Christmas - Australian Womens Weekly New softcover recipe book


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The 12 DAYS of CHRISTMASby The Australian Womens Weekly See other Christmas books click here Brand new softcover book 120 pages published 2010. Gorgeous mouthwatering colour photos and step-by-step instructions The long lazy days that follow Christmas Day when most of us are on holiday are wonderful days for eating. Theres the Christmas Eve dinner the extravagances of Christmas Day and the relaxed Boxing Day leftovers (my favourite part of Christmas) Then theres some quiet time for picnics and barbecues before the big build-up begins again this time for the New Years Eve party. Breakfasts easy entertaining a tea party a day at the cricket - the 12 days of Christmas are a food-lovers paradise.Chapters include Christmas eve Christmas day Boxing day Picnic food Road trip Barbecue and pool Easy entertaining New Years eve New Years day Afternoon tea Beakfast A da


AWW Christmas Celebrations - Australian Womens Weekly New softcover recipe book


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CHRISTMAS CELEBRATIONSby The Australian Womens Weekly To see a selection of Christmas books click hereNew softcover book 120 pages gorgeous mouthwatering colour photos and step-by-step instructions This Christmas cookbook covers both traditional and contemporary Christmas. Traditionalists will be happy with recipes for eggnog prawn cocktail roast turkey glazed ham roast pork and hot vegetable dishes. Contemporary Christmas has a lighter more summery feel with smoked trout on betel leaves barbecued quail balmain bug and apple salad and turkey roll with cherry and almond stuffing. However everyone will agree that desserts and cakes including Christmas pudding gingerbread house semifreddo stollen and shortbread will be loved by allContents include Traditional Starters drinks - recipes include Onion thyme and goats cheese tarts Cosmopolitan cocktail Prosciutto-wrapped prawns with bean salad Mains - recipes include Ginger marmalade glazed ham Herbed butter roast turkey with prosciutto and pear stuffing and Smoke


AWW Christmas Favourites - Australian Womens Weekly New softcover cookbook


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CHRISTMAS FAVOURITESby The Australian Womens Weekly See other Christmas books click hereNew large softcover book 176 pages published 2009. Minor shelf wear to cover. Gorgeous mouthwatering colour photos and step-by-step instructions Drinks ~*~ Mains ~*~ Puddings Desserts ~*~ Festive Treats There are recipes here for cocktails appetisers starters traditional and contemporary mains fabulous puddings and cakes and lots more. So whether youre having the neighbours over for drinks and nibbles or the whole family round for the works on Christmas Day this collection of favourite recipes is the perfect solution to a stress-free festive seasonContents include: Drinks and appetisers Starters Mains Puddings and desserts including sauces for the Christmas pud Cakes Festive treats .Glossary conversion chart and index The Womens Weekly Christmas Favourites is an Australian publication. All measurements are metric and metric cup spoon. To see other Womens Weekly coo


AWW Christmas Cooking with the Weekly - Australian Women's Weekly New hardcover cookbook


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CHRISTMAS COOKING WITH THE WEEKLY by The Australian Womens Weekly See other Christmas books click hereNew large hardcover book 240 pages published 2013. Gorgeous mouthwatering colour photos and step-by-step instructions Christmas Menus ~*~ Edible Gifts ~*~ Table Craft ~*~ Hints Tips Christmas is an occasion to indulge in good food as we celebrate with family and friends but Christmas entertaining isnt all bubbles and giggles; it can be a daunting experience. To help The Australian Womens Weekly has created nine delicious menus with easy-to-follow recipes that will ensure your Christmas feast is as enjoyable for you as it is for everyone else. For eighty years The Womens Weekly has been offering recipes and guidance to cooks the world over - but if theres one time in the year when this help is most invaluable its Christmas time. In this book we walk you through the festive season starting with the planning of the menu including advice on what can be prepared ahead an


AWW The Christmas Book by The Australian Womens Weekly new softcover cookbook


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THE CHRISTMAS BOOK by The Australian Womens WeeklyTo see a selection of Christmas books click hereLarge new softcover book. 120 pages lots of beautiful colour photos with delicious recipes stunning decorating ideas and innovative giftwrap and card ideas. Festive Fare *~* Decorations *~* Tree Trims *~* Giftwrap *~* Cards *~* Carols Bringing glad tidings of good food stylish decorations for the tree hearth and table creative wrappings and popular carols and entertainments The Christmas Book contains all the ingredients for a happy and memorable festive season.For a traditional feast with all the trimmings there are recipes for drinks and nibbles roasts and glazed meats puddings mince pies fruit cakes and shortbread. And we havent


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The Australian Women's Weekly was started in 1933 by Frank Packer as a weekly publication. The first editor was George Warnecke and the initial mock-up was laid out by WEP (William Edwin Pidgeon) who went on to do many famous covers over the next 25 years.
The Weekly celebrated its 50th anniversary of publication in June 1983 and its 75th anniversary in the October 2008 issue. In the 1990s, PBL launched Women's Weekly versions in Malaysia and Singapore, which follow the Weekly's style while containing largely local content.

The magazine is usually 240 pages long and printed on glossy paper trimmed to A4 page size. It typically contains feature articles about the modern Australian woman. For many years, it included a lift-out TV guide amd other life-out sections, often cookbooks, knitting pattern books and other home-making guides.
In 1982, publication frequency was reduced from weekly to monthly. "Weekly" was retained in the name for reasons of familiarity and because a woman's "monthly" was a slang term for menstruation. The final weekly edition was dated 15 December 1982, followed by the first monthly edition dated January 1983. The TV guide was discontinued on introduction of the monthly format.

The current editor is Helen McCabe, who has held this position since August 2009. She has attempted to improve the Weekly's news coverage. In late 2009 she hired Jordan Baker, formerly a reporter and travel writer for The Sydney Morning Herald as news editor. Previous editors of the Weekly have included Deborah Thomas, Julie Zaetta, Ita Buttrose, Jennifer Rowe and Robyn Foyster. The current food editor is Pamela Clark.

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The New Zealand Woman's Weekly is a weekly New Zealand women's magazine published by APN News & Media. 2011, it had a circulation of over 80,000 copies. On 8 December 1932, journalists Otto Williams and Audrey Argall launched the magazine, with 7,000 copies on newsprint. Williams took the role of managing director, and Argall was the first editor. Due to financial difficulties they were forced to sell the magazine after three months. Ellen Melville ran the magazine for a few weeks, before the magazine's printer, F. S. Proctor, and his wife, took over. Early in 1933, solicitor Vernon Dyson bought it, and his wife Hedda became the second editor. At the end of the year it was sold again to Brett Print and Publishing Co., later New Zealand Newspapers, which also published the Auckland Star. Hedda Dyson was retained as editor. In the early 1980s, New Zealand Woman's Weekly's circulation peaked at around 250,000, before the Australian magazines Woman's Day and New Idea entered the New Zealand market. In 2007, the magazine celebrated its 75th anniversary with guest Prime Minister Helen Clark on the front cover.

The UK Woman's Weekly is published by IPC Media and edited by Diane Kenwood. It is the number-one-selling brand within the mature woman’s weekly magazine sector. Woman’s Weekly sells over 340,000 copies per week and goes on sale every Wednesday.
Woman’s Weekly has been a successful magazine title for over 100 years, since its launch in 1911. Woman's Weekly focuses on the home, family and lives of mature women. The magazine is “the grown-up woman’s guide to modern living”. It aims to inspire readers to be creative with cookery, home, gardening and craft ideas. Each week also features a fiction story and generally upbeat real-life stories. It provider women with health advice and hints on how to feel good at any age, and Features beauty and fashion advice which is age-relevant, it aims to give women the confidence to experiment by adapting the latest trends to suit them. On 4 November 2011 the magazine celebrated its 100th anniversary with a special exact facsimile re-publication of the very first edition. Discussing the longevity of the magazine, on the BBC Radio 4's Today programme, editor Diane Kenwood and social historian Dr Clare Rose explained that the magazine had been launched in 1911 to appeal to the growing class of office-employed women who sought a magazine for reading on their daily commute by train, tram and bus.