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WHAT I KNOW NOW Clare Smyth

I grew up on I loved the animals, used to ride horses and was generally quite a tomboy. My mum cooked for the farmworkers – simple, very wholesome food, fresh from the farm. And we ate every part of the animal. It would cook slowly in the pot and only be ready the next day.

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