Renowned cook Peter Russell-Clarke, who became of one Australia's first celebrity chefs in the 1980s, has died peacefully aged 89.
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He was one of the country’s first celebrity TV chefs, known for his signature sayings such as “where’s the cheese?”
Renowned cook Peter Russell-Clarke, who became of one Australia's first celebrity chefs in the 1980s, has died peacefully aged 89.
The host of the 1980s cooking show, Come and Get It, died peacefully on Friday with his wife and children at his side
Peter Russell-Clarke, the cheeky, bearded cook who taught Australians to love simple food and good humour, has died aged 89.
The pioneering personality was a celebrated presence on Australian TV. ......
Peter Russell-Clarke, host of the ’80s Australian TV show Come and Get It, is dead at 89. On Sunday, July 6, the chef’s close friend, Beverley...
Peter Russell-Clarke, host of the ’80s Australian TV show Come and Get It, is dead at 89. On Sunday, July 6, the chef’s close friend, Beverley...
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To reduce him to a catchcry – even one as immortal as “Where’s the cheese?” – would be like calling Michelangelo a ceiling painter.
To reduce him to a catchcry – even one as immortal as “Where’s the cheese?” – would be like calling Michelangelo a ceiling painter.