
15 episodes

read, eat, repeat Alissa Warren and Sally Killoran
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4.8 • 34 Ratings
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Two friends talk about new release fiction and road-test the food within it... everything from Liane Moriarty's brownies in Apples Never Fall, and to the pickled pork in Hannah Kent's Devotion.
Join journalist, Alissa Warren and writer Sally Killoran as they delve into new release books mostly by Australian authors ... sometimes a bit late off the presses ... because between Alissa and Sally, they have seven kids under eleven and two dogs (one well-behaved, one not).
They talk food inspiration, feeding the circus and finding the good things amongst the chaos.
This monthly podcast is for fellow humble readers and hopeful cooks.
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The Paper Palace X The Palace Papers X Holly Ringland X Julia Ostro
Season 2 of read, eat, repeat is here - coming at you monthly with a round-up of the books we have read and the deliciousness it has inspired us to cook (or not).
Alissa's read Tina Brown's The Palace Papers (Sally listened to the audio book) and now they are both Royal tragics... Alissa's also read The Paper Palace by Miranda Cowley Heller.
Sal has read Holly Ringland's second novel The Seven Skins of Esther Wilding, as well as Maggie O'Farrell's The Marriage Portrait. Both highly recommended for different reasons.
The girls have also been cooking - Sal's mum gave her A Year of Simple Family Food by Julia Busuttil Nishimura and has cooked the Summer recipes within it - the Slow-roasted Tomatoes with Mint and Mozzarella is a BBQ fav.
It is so wonderful to be back in your ears. Follow us for more!
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Still Life X We Are Wolves X Alice Zaslavsky X Persiana
Alissa reads Still Life - a story about war, love, friends and beautiful Italian food.
Sally reviews The Bellbird River Country Choir by Australian best-selling author, Sophie Green and unpacks The Eulogy by Jackie Bailey .. a tale that embraces all of life's big issues.
And the best kids book, We Are Wolves by Katrina Nannestad.
Plus we go cooking ... from the best how-to recipe guide from Alice Zaslavsky's latest book ... to Persiana Everyday. YUM.
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Lessons in Chemistry X Daisy Turnbull X Chinese-ish X Around the Table
We're back!
Sally reviews her new favourite book, Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus.
Daisy Turnbull's 50 Questions to Ask Your Teens and the top take-outs for your family.
Plus, we road test the latest and best cookbooks, Chinese-ish, Around the Table and Moe Fish More Veg. YUM!
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Geraldine Brooks X Maggie Dent X Cathrine Mahoney X Kate Grenville
All the latest from our favs ... !
Geraldine Brooks has a new novel called Horse and Sal gives it a trot. See what we did there?
Parenting expert Maggie Dent divulges her latest advice on girlhood. Alissa says it's magic. And Sal reads Madonna King's L Platers about teen girls post-Covid on the road to adulthood.
Cathrine Mahoney talks divorce after separating from Andrew 'Joey' Johns and everything - heartbreak, friendship and thrush!
Kate Grenville's latest on Australia's one of the greatest female farming pioneers, Elizabeth MacArthur.
And ... we got to Tibet ... well, not really, we Taste Tibet with a great dahl, darl.
We also talk slow cooker recipes ... not stews.
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Yiayia Next Door X Brene Brown X Jane Austen X Tom Tilley X Around The Kitchen Table
Let's bugger off, buy a sunshiney yellow cottage and re-read Jane Austen! That's what octogenarian Ruth Wilson did! Sal and Alissa talk about why this book is so uniquely warm and cosy.
On the table this week ... is a chicken and rice one-pan wonder by the neighbour of two beautiful brothers who began the initiative YiaYia Next Door ... and a Milo cake and Salsa Verde from Around the Kitchen Table by Sophie Hansen and Annie Herron. (Not Janelle's camping biscuits - sorry, Sophie & Janelle! - Sal burnt them)!
We talk emotions with Brene Brown's Atlas of the Heart. We go deep on anxiety, envy and jealousy!
And we review Tom Tilley's insightful new book about religion in Australia.
Plus, Musterdogs gets another run - in book format!
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'The Comfort Bake' X Allende's Violeta X best Mother's Day picks X Kerri Sackville's mess book
Vet bills, empanada fail and a custard revelation!
Sal reviews Violeta by Isabel Allende plus tells us about her new absolute fav book, A Solitary Walk On The Moon by Hilde Hinton.
Kerri Sackville hits the spot on Sal's life with The Life Changing Magic Of A Little Bit Of Mess.
And Alissa falls in love with custard again - in the easiest way possible - after road testing Sally Wise's The Comfort Bake. YUM.
Plus Alissa and Sally's Mother's Day top 5 picks!
Thanks to Murdoch Books and Hachette for their support.
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Customer Reviews
Who doesn’t love books and food right !
These girls are so relatable - just like chatting with your friends. Very easy listening x
Like a catch up with friends
This podcast is exactly like chatting with your favourite people about your favourite things.
Utterly delightful!
This podcast is an utter delight! Highly recommended for all “humble readers and hopeful cooks”!!! I look forward to each release and devour immediately!