‘An Introduction to the Cooking Club’ by Channel 10’s The Circle

This video clip gives a lovely insight into the how’s and why’s of the sisterhood, with an intro by Denise Drysdale.

The crew from Channel 10′s The Circle visited the girls in the Monday Morning Cooking Club kitchen in August last year. This video clip gives a lovely insight into the how’s and why’s of the sisterhood, with an intro by Denise Drysdale. This clip was shown when the girls were on the show to make Jane’s delicious cinnamon buns.

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