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Apples & Elderflower

Julia Matusik

Food, recipes and stories from Tasmania's Far South

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PricingFreemium
PublishesTwice weeklyIssues218
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perhaps next year I won't plant quite so many zucchini

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Authors

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  • Julia Matusik

    Cookbook author, food writer, recipe developer, cookery teacher. I bake and cook, experiment with ingredients, talk with producers, garden and eat.

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