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A Cut Above
This is more than just another cookbook. A Cut Above comprises of over 70 beef recipes each with its own a tantalising photo and easy to follow instructions. The selection of recipes is varied; from quick and easy to long and slow cooking, there are great ideas for the barbeque and a comprehensive selection of offal recipes. The collection of beef recipes is interspersed with photographs and written stories from our rural landscape. A selection of farms from Waitangi in the far north to Otago in the south, are beautifully presented, giving the reader a lovely insight into life on the land. Portrayed is the dedication of the farmers and their families of some of New Zealand’s leading Angus breeders, in their quest to produce great tasting grass-fed beef in New Zealand.
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Alumni Directory and Ten-year Book (graduates and Non-graduates).
Vols. 3- 1891/1920- include graduates of the Cooper Medical College, San Francisco; v. 4- 1891/1931- include graduates of the Stanford School of Nursing.
Buffalo City Directory
Historical papers are prefixed to several issues.
Source New Zealand
Where do our world-renowned green-lipped mussels come from? Who are the people behind our growing varieties of lovingly crafted artisan cheeses made from the milk of buffalo, sheep, goat and biodynamically farmed cows? There are truffles, olives, a wild mushroom orchard, stories about those working on our large scale free-range sheep, beef and deer farms; sustainable longline fishing off the Tutukaka coast, crayfishing off Fiordland, great tasting East Coast honey and so much more. Tangata whenua touches on the Mori contribution to our food landscape and the current emphasis of teaching younger generations the traditions and food sources of old. The recipes in the last section provide inspiration and new ideas as well as touching on some more traditional kiwi favourites.
