Capital Taste: The A-Z of Good Food in and Around Canberra
- ISBN-10
- 1862544166
- ISBN-13
- 9781862544161
- Category
- Food industry and trade
- Pages
- 237
- Language
- English
- Published
- 1997
- Publisher
- Wakefield Press
- Author
- Mary Brander
Description
The first ever culinary guide to the Canberra region, this unique book includes anything and everything to do with food and wine. Whatever you're after, whether it's kaffir lime leaves or kosher foods, bush tucker or brie, Capital Taste will show you where to find it.
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