Interesting food styling from 1962

: The Pacific Grill, above, is “suitable for any meal of the day”, according to Anne Mason’s A Treasury of Australian Cooking, 1962.

Bibliography:

Mason, Anne. A Treasury of Australian Cooking. London: Andre Deutsch, 1962.

Tags: 1960s, A Treasury of Australian Cooking, Anne Mason, Mixed Grills

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Categories Australian cooking, Breakfast, Dinner, Interesting food styling, Lunch, Sausages

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gabymcdonald December 1, 2011 at 11:54 am #

Oh dear… poor love…

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