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Adam Liaw

  • Adam Liaw's Asian Cookery School: A Step-by-Step Guide to All Your Favourite Recipes
    • Categories: Beginners & how-to; Restaurants & celebrity chefs; Asian
    • ISBN: 9780733634307 Hardcover (Australia) 9/15/2015
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  • Adam Liaw's Asian Cookery School
    • Categories: Restaurants & celebrity chefs
    • ISBN: 9780733639302 Paperback (United Kingdom, Australia) 1/25/2018
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  • Adam's Big Pot: Easy Meals for Your Family
    • Categories: Quick / easy; Restaurants & celebrity chefs
    • ISBN: 9780733630699 Paperback (Australia) 9/30/2014
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  • Adam's Big Pot: Easy Meals for Your Family
    • Categories: Quick / easy; Restaurants & celebrity chefs; Asian
    • ISBN: 9781459688537 Paperback (Canada) 10/27/2014
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  • Adam's Big Pot: Easy Meals for Your Family
    • Categories: Quick / easy; Restaurants & celebrity chefs
    • ISBN: 9780600634720 Paperback (United States) 8/1/2017
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  • Asian After Work: Simple Food for Every Day
    • Categories: Quick / easy; Restaurants & celebrity chefs; Asian
    • ISBN: 9780733630545 Paperback (Australia) 10/8/2013
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  • Destination Flavour: People and Places
    • Categories: Restaurants & celebrity chefs; Travel
    • ISBN: 9781743794487 Hardcover (Australia) 9/6/2018
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  • Good Food: New Classics
    • Categories: Restaurants & celebrity chefs; Magazine & newspaper tie-in
    • ISBN: 9781760855802 Paperback (Australia) 11/1/2020
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  • Good Food: New Classics
    • Categories: Restaurants & celebrity chefs; Magazine & newspaper tie-in
    • ISBN: 9781760855819 eBook (Australia) 11/1/2020
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  • Tonight's Dinner: Home Cooking for Every Day
    • Categories: Restaurants & celebrity chefs
    • ISBN: 9781743588529 (Australia) 11/17/2021
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  • Tonight's Dinner: Home Cooking for Every Day
    • Categories: Restaurants & celebrity chefs
    • ISBN: 9781743797723 Hardcover (Australia) 10/27/2021
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    • Categories: Restaurants & celebrity chefs
    • ISBN: 9781743799048 Hardcover (Australia) 11/3/2022
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  •  Tonight's Dinner 2: Even More Recipes From The Cook Up
    • ISBN: 9781743589113 11/30/2022
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  • Two Asian Kitchens: Recipes from Australia's Master Chef
    • Categories: Restaurants & celebrity chefs; Asian
    • ISBN: 9781742754925 Paperback (Australia) 8/1/2012
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  • Two Asian Kitchens: Recipes from Australia's Master Chef
    • Categories: Restaurants & celebrity chefs; Asian
    • ISBN: 9781864711356 Hardcover (Australia) 4/1/2011
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  • The Zen Kitchen: Easy Japanese Recipes for Home Cooks
    • Categories: Quick / easy; Restaurants & celebrity chefs; Japanese
    • ISBN: 9780733634314 Hardcover (Australia) 10/25/2016
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  • The Zen Kitchen: Real Japanese Family Food
    • Categories: Restaurants & celebrity chefs; Japanese
    • ISBN: 9780600634744 Hardcover (United States) 8/1/2017
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Biography

Adam Liaw is a cook, TV presenter and author, best known as the winner of MasterChef Australia 2010. Adam’s triumph on the hit show still remains the #1 most watched non-sporting event in Australian television history.

Adam was born in Malaysia before moving to Australia at a young age. He has lived and worked around the world including China, Australia, Malaysia, New Zealand, India and most recently a 7-year stint in Tokyo, Japan.

His eclectic upbringing and life experiences have given Adam a passion for authentic Asian cuisine. Adam’s popularity and intelligent style of cooking has seen him cook and present at such prestigious global events as the 2010 World Expo in Shanghai and 2011 South African Good Food & Wine Show, Johannesburg. He is cultural ambassador for the 2012 Chinese New Year celebrations in Australia, and plans to open his first restaurant – a casual Japanese izakaya – in Sydney in late 2012.