THE IMPORTANCE OF TRADITION

Author of cookbook The Hostess, Stephanie Conley-Buhre and her husband, Swedish born Oskar Buhre, are a Sydney couple who have a strong sense of what better living means to them. Here, they discuss how tradition and Oskar’s Swedish heritage shapes their family Christmas celebrations, and where Stephanie’s love of cooking and entertaining came from. We learn that behind the scenes Stephanie is super organised, and as parents of two young boys, this is her number one tip to getting the most out of life and working towards achieving long term and shot term goals.

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"If somebody does gives you an invitation to their house and take the time to prepare a meal for you it is a special thing"

Stephanie Conley

"In today's world it's important to raise boys that are sensitive and have the ability to be emotional about things"

Stephanie Conley

"To me, better living means making the most of everything you have in life"

Stephanie Conley-Buhre, Author of cookbook The Hostess

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