GUARDIAN  |  Life and style

Stephanie Alexander: ‘I get enraged at the idea that to be healthy has become a trend’

斯蒂芬妮·亚历山大:‘我对健康成为一种潮流的想法感到愤怒’

Chef and cookbook author Stephanie Alexander near her house along the Yarra River in Melbourne’s inner suburbs: ‘I’m not just trying to be fashionable.’

Chef and cookbook author Stephanie Alexander near her house along the Yarra River in Melbourne’s inner suburbs: ‘I’m not just trying to be fashionable.’

2026-03-20  1446  困难
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It’s been 30 years since the renowned Australian cook, restaurateur and author released her famous tome: nearly 1,400 pages of recipes from sauteed abalone to zucchini soufflé, and a one-stop kitchen resource covering everything from how to stop cut apples from going brown to the difference between fresh and dried yeast. In the intervening decades she’s been busy: she started a charity, was made an Officer of the Order of Australia, awarded a centenary medal, and, naturally, she released more cookbooks.

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