CELINE MARCHBANK: A Stranger in my Mother's Kitchen

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CELINE MARCHBANK: A Stranger in my Mother's KitchenLast copy unsigned. After her mothers death in 2010, Celine Marchbank started to clear out her mothers house, sorting through everything she had left behind. As she stood staring at the boxes in her home, still in a state of shock, she began to discover her recipes, beautiful handwritten notes. Her mother Sue Miles, had been a head chef for 40 years; described in her obituary in The Guardian as the doyenne of the British restaurant revolution She was

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