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'Cheese making in the Suburbs of South Africa' bares simple cheese making recipes using easily-accessible products

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa – Author Nona Ross makes cheese making simple for kitchen enthusiasts everywhere with her newly-released recipe book "Cheese Making in the Suburbs of South Africa" (published by Partridge Africa). This compendium of easy-to-make cheese recipes are made even simpler with ingredients and products that are available from local grocers.

Motivated by the need to survive in the rough economy, Ross has turned her hobby into a money-making venture. Her 16 years of accumulated experience in cheese making are collected and detailed in this new book. The author introduces readers to using pasteurized, homogenized city milk that can be bought from the local grocery store and materials that can be found even in children's toy boxes or a husband's garage.

"I believe that many city and suburban people would love to make cheese at home," says Ross, "but when you read the cheese books that are out there, they are far too complicated. This one is easy."

The author dabs her cheese making procedures with good-natured humor to give readers a laugh while at the chore of doing their own cheesy magic. With her hilarious, easy-to-understand and varied recipe choices, Ross encourages readers to enjoy the craft of cheese making and maybe, start selling and making profit out of it.

“Cheese Making in the Suburbs of South Africa: The Rainbow Nation”

By Nona Ross

Softcover | 8.5x8.5in | 82 pages | ISBN 9781482802955

E-Book | 82 pages | ISBN 9781482803044

Available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble

About the Author

Nona Ross is a 63-year-old author from Johannesburg, South Africa. She finds great love in animals and would have loved to become a veterinarian. She came from a musical family and, following the heritage, has become a lead singer with the first girl band in South Africa in the 1960s. She then progressed to big bands and sang for a number of years before getting married. Now, she has two daughters and one son, who gave her four wonderful grandchildren. She considers herself a sports woman and loves playing tennis, league squash and horse riding. Ross is also an artist and used to make and sell furry toys when her kids were small. She is currently In the process of transcribing what is yet to be her first novel, "A Touch in Time.


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