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Further back in time for dinner , 1900. Vaucluse House .
Broadcast 8:30pm Tue 5 Jun 2018. Published 3 years ago.
This was the world Sydney’s Ferrone family stepped into when they filmed Further Back In Time For Dinner . In 2018 Carol and Peter Ferrone and their children Julian, Sienna and Olivia starred in the Back In Time For Dinner , which focused on Australian households and their cuisine from the 1950s through to the 1990s.
Windsor, Richmond feature in ABC TV’s Further Back In Time For Dinner | Hawkesbury Gazette | Richmond, NSW.
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Hosted by journalist Annabel Crabb, each hour-long show takes the Ferrone family of Mortdale in Sydney’s south to every decade since World War II, to experience what life was like and discover how the post-war food revolution transformed the nation.
The Ferrone family enjoying a fondue in their 1970s house. Father and husband Peter is the son of Italians who arrived in the early 1950s; mother-wife Carol’s background isn’t stated on air, but the press notes reveal she was born in Britain of Portuguese heritage and moved here aged eight.
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