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| Domestic Bliss, Molly Dye's Recipes For Good Living |
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| This publication is available for export. Rights held worldwide by Media 21. |
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From stain removal to social approval, Molly Dye's advice is
guaranteed to make your life easier. This revised edition has fabulous facts on everything from Feng Shui,
cleaning the barbeque to mobile manners. From the cellar to the pantry, the body to the bathroom, this fantastically handy
book will help you manage the maze of everyday problems and the quandary of modern life.
Dazzle your friends with
your knowledge of chrome care and exotic cocktails, the origin of the Jerusalem artichoke and how to disguise a pear-shaped figure. Overcome sagging tights and unflattering lights, and become a savvy shopper and an expert chopper - everything you need to control your life is here. - Which is the best wine to serve with a chicken, quail, venison or kangaroo?
- What is the best way to treat your feet after a hard day at the office?
- When is it appropriate to respond to an invitation by email?
- How do you avoid wax from candles at a dinner party?
- Why is bicarbonate soda the holy grail of home care?
From cleaning the house so your mother would be proud, to health, beauty & style tips so you can always look & feel your best; with an A to Z of culinary terms, kitchen essentials and fail-proof tips, to a useful etiquette guide, Domestic Bliss is the help you need to not only survive the modern social minefield but to achieve domestic bliss - everyday! |
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| Molly Dye was one of Australia's first
female reporters in the 1930's and a longtime contributor to The Daily Telegraph, where her "For
Her" service page won her wide acclaim as the housewife’s friend. The column still exists today, although of
course the baton has been passed on to other writers. |
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| Produced in conjunction with The Sunday Telegraph. |
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