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Taste the World with Jenny Morris
The irrepressible Giggling Gourmet is back! In this exciting recipe book, international celebrity chef Jenny Morris revisits her favourite travel destinations and cooks her way around the world. Her culinary adventure takes her to 13 different countries and, inspired by the people she meets in homely kitchens and local marketplaces along the way, she recreates a feast of mouth-watering, authentic dishes, adding a spoonful of that unmistakable Jenny magic. Using ingredients that are readily available in your local supermarket, Jenny brings a world of flavour to your table. Whether you try the succulent Greek mountain lamb or a fragrant Moroccan beef and prune tangia, or even a fiery bowl of Singapore chilli crab or some comforting Chinese open-top dumplings, Jenny will take your taste buds on a delicious voyage of discovery. Sprinkled with personal anecdotes, and narrated with characteristic sparkle and quirky humour, this collection of over 150 accessible, imaginative recipes captures the culinary essence of each of the countries she visits.
Cooking with Jenny Morris
Jenny Morris, the irrepressible Giggling Gourmet, welcomes you into the warm, fragrant kitchen of The Cook's Playground, her culinary school based in Cape Town. Drawing on the treasured childhood memories that shaped her abiding love of food, Jenny has created a definitive collection of taste sensations. An inspired and adventurous cook, she transforms the simplest, freshest ingredients into tantalising feasts to share with family and friends on any occasion. Try Banana Pancakes topped with Bacon, Brie and Caramelised Pear for a special-occasion breakfast, or a sensual salad of Dukkah-tomato and Aubergine as a start to a long, lazy lunch. For the more adventurous, Oysters Dressed with fresh ...
Oh Dear, Dudley!
Children's book about a deer who loses his antlers
Hare 'n' There
Hare loves her land Australia, not native to the place, her kind had come from distant shores to find this wondrous space. She leads a nomadic life so her friends decide to find her a permanent snug home. Fox, a feared and heartless hunter who pursues both night and day, with merciless ferocity all his favourite prey finds out about this plan. This has fearful ramifications.
The Thing on Mount Spring
This story is set on the Spring Range hills. It is told in verse: "From the valley came a clanging and a noisy ballyhoo, strange metallic thumpings, with a yell of glee woo-hoo" - Turbie arrives and makes friends with the local wildlife. A dreadful bushfire rages through the hills. The characters carry out selfless acts of bravery. You'll have to read it to find out what happens to our brave heroes.
Encounters with Strangers
In this book leading writers and activists reveal the many ways feminism can and must acknowledge disabled women for the benefit of all. The premise of the book is that disabled women have been marginalised by a male-dominated disabled movement.
Jenny Morris' Guide to Marketing Your Business Online in St. Louis
Jenny Morris coaches local business owners on how to tap into the power of the Internet to bring in more business, more profitably.
Pride Against Prejudice
In Pride Against Prejudice, Jenny Morris challengeswith passion, authority, and convictionthe reality of being different. Among the topics she covers are: current and historical debates on the quality of disabled peoples lives; the way disability is represented within Western culture; institutionalization and independence; feminist research and community care; and the politics of the disability movement. She asserts that, for too long, non-disabled people have not only defined the experience of disability but have had control over disabled peoples lives. This important book has grown out of an emerging organization of disabled people who are part of a powerful new culture.
Having Someone Who Cares
This thought-provoking report addresses the question 'What gets in the way of changing the care system for children?' Drawing on the expertise of looked after children as well as child care professionals, it identifies the barriers to, and the opportunities for, bringing about change in the care system. At a time of unprecedented government attention to this area of social policy and practice, this report is essential reading for health and social work professionals, decision and policy-makers.
