2009
Rach’s Country Cooking

I’m in mid-edit of my next novel and it’s all-consuming. However, unlike some lucky authors who can shut themselves away, the rest of my country life doesn’t stop!
Last night after slaving over the manuscript, I had to slave over the slow cookers for a Levendale Hall Fundraiser.
Today nearly 50 members of Probus will be noshing on our local tucker. I had no time to go to the supermarket so I rummaged in the freezer to find some of our home-grown steak, grabbed a pumpkin in the vegie garden and swedes down the paddock.
Then I cracked open a bottle of wine to throw in with it all and drank the rest. Voila! Yummy tucker that unfortunately looks a bit like a dog threw up!
At least I’ve grown plenty of parsley to chuck on the top of it to make it look slightly prettier.
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Comments (One Response)
Oh god, Rach, I’m sure it was delicious, even if it looked… well,…not so good! Meat and veggies and wine. Nothing can go wrong there unless you burn it!!
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