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can take HEAT, not kitchen JULIA Gillard may be able to roast an opponent in the parliamentary bear pit, but cooking in a kitchen is a different matter. "I’m bloody hopeless at it, but I do a good line in toast," she told students at HEAT, a South Melbourne-based initiative that runs cookery courses for young people. "There have been six-month periods where I lived on toasted sandwiches alone," Ms Gillard said. Read full article The
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| Gillard tries hand at chook stuffing Deputy Prime Minister Julia Gillard might not be a master chef - but she is no chicken. She smiled bravely as she stuck her hand up a chook's behind and admitted to one of Australia's most eminent culinary figures her speciality is the humble toasted sandwich. Read full article ninemsn
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