Don Dunstan's Cookbook
Food & Drink Cookbooks Antiquarian & Collectible Reference Australian History Politics & Society Local Interest
For the culinary enthusiast and those interested in Australian history, "Don Dunstan's Cookbook" is a rare and exciting find. This first edition, published in 1976, offers a unique glimpse into the culinary landscape of South Australia during the 1970s. As the premier of South Australia from 1965 to 1968 and again from 1970 to 1979, Don Dunstan's influence extended beyond politics to the world of food and cooking.
This vintage cookbook is a treasure trove of traditional Australian recipes, beautifully illustrated by renowned artist Robert Ingpen. The hardcover edition features a dust jacket, which, although showing some scuffing and wear, remains intact. The interior of the book is in good condition, with only minor marks and stains on two pages and a price stamp on the front paper. The binding remains tight, and the pages are free of writing and dog ears.
What makes this cookbook truly special is its connection to Australian history and politics. As a premier of South Australia, Don Dunstan's passion for food and cooking is reflected in the recipes and stories shared in this book. This rare first edition is a must-have for collectors of antiquarian and collectible cookbooks, as well as those interested in Australian history and local interest.
Overall, "Don Dunstan's Cookbook" is a unique and fascinating addition to any cookbook collection. Its historical significance, beautiful illustrations, and traditional Australian recipes make it a valuable find for culinary enthusiasts, historians, and collectors alike.
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