Amazing Australiaan recipes : a complete cookbook of down under dish ideas /

By:

Allie Allen [Author]

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: [Place of publication not identified] : Allie Allen, [2021].Description: 86 pagesISBN:

9798706740498

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DDC classification:

LUO 641.5994 Al53

Summary: The original inhabitants of Australia were hunter-gatherers, eating native animals and plants for many hundreds of years. In addition to wildlife, they consumed roots, berries and nectars like honey. In areas near the coastlines, there was plenty of fish & shellfish, and they have found their way into many recipes still served today. When Europeans started settling in Australia in the late 1700s, they harvested game birds and started the industry of agriculture, adding many types of produce to the Aussie diet. The rivers and oceans featured many types of fish.

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The original inhabitants of Australia were hunter-gatherers, eating native animals and plants for many hundreds of years. In addition to wildlife, they consumed roots, berries and nectars like honey.
In areas near the coastlines, there was plenty of fish & shellfish, and they have found their way into many recipes still served today.
When Europeans started settling in Australia in the late 1700s, they harvested game birds and started the industry of agriculture, adding many types of produce to the Aussie diet. The rivers and oceans featured many types of fish.

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