Entertaining at Home
Entertaining at Home - Sue Heazlewood of Tangleby Gardens
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A Good Reason Behind Every Page
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Restaurant-Calibre
Every recipe has been adapted from real Plate Up dishes, chef-created, restaurant-quality, and genuinely achievable at home.
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Personalized Content
More than a cookbook. Every copy sold helps carry forward $776,000 raised for Christchurch tamariki and whānau.
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Made for Sharing
Dishes designed for real gatherings, the kind of hospitality that brings people together, not just food on a plate.
Restaurant Recipes, Reimagined for Home
Adapted by culinary creator Sue Heazlewood from Plate Up's most-loved dishes
FAQ
Where do the proceeds go?
All profits go directly to funding community food banks and local emergency food parcels.
How long does shipping take?
Orders are packed and shipped within 2–3 business days. Local pick-up option is also available at checkout!
Is this available in digital format?
Currently, the Bayleys Cookbook is available exclusively as a physical keepsake hardcover book.
If I donate to ‘Bayleys Plate Up for a Purpose’, where does the money go?
All the money goes to the Christchurch City Mission’s Back to School Programme. It will cover necessary costs such as uniforms, shoes and stationery.
Why should I get involved? Why is it important?
A good start in education is vital to a young person’s success in life. The Back to School Programme allows a young person to face their education with confidence instead of embarrassment and low self-esteem because they lack the basics. Supporting these young people now can help build a bright, self-sufficient future.
How do you know a child is disadvantaged?
Families asking for help with school costs are interviewed by a Christchurch City Mission social worker. This includes an in-depth assessment of their financial position.
How does the child receive their uniform, stationery packs, or shoes?
After an assessment, families collect their new school supplies from the Christchurch City Mission.