Four Season Farm Gardener's Cookbook

Author: Barbara Damrosch and Eliot Coleman

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Suitable for anyone who wants to grow more of what they eat, even if they've never before put trowel to dirt, this book includes recipes such as Stuffed Squash Blossom Fritters, Shell Beans with Tomatoes and Sage, Red Thai Curry with Fall Vegetables, Provencal Pot Roast, Springtime Chowder, Blueberry Peach Cobbler, and a Chilled Raspberry Pie.

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Whether it's for love of gardening, love of the freshest produce, the desire to maintain good health, or economic thrift, more of us are looking to our yards as not only a source of beauty but as important source of food. For those looking to get started and for those who are started but in need of supportive and good advice, comes the full-colour, fully illustrated, thorough season-by-season guide to getting your garden up and running. Written by this country's foremost organic gardeners, Barbara Damrosch and Eliot Coleman, it is the complete resource for anyone who wants to grow more of what they eat, even if they've never before put trowel to dirt. "Since eating is one of the most important things we do, it is life-changing to regain control lover it," write the authors in the Introduction. Written with wit and charm and a joy that comes from a lifetime in the garden, Part 1 is a practical gardening step-by-step resource and part 2 is a cookbook with 120 farmhouse recipes created by Damrosch, who is also a master cook. Turn what you grow into Stuffed Squash Blossom Fritters, Shell Beans with Tomatoes and Sage, Red Thai Curry with Fall Vegetables, Provencal Pot Roast, Springtime Chowder, Baked Beet Salad with Mache, Blueberry Peach Cobbler, and a Chilled Raspberry Pie.

Awards

Commended for Independent Publisher Book Awards (Home/Garden) 2013

About the Author

Barbara Damrosch is one of the nation's most respected garden experts and writers. She is also the author of "Theme Gardens", and writes a weekly column for "The Washington Post" called ""A Cook's Garden."" She appeared as a regular correspondent on the "PBS" series "The Victory Garden", and co-hosted the series "Gardening Naturally" for "The Learning Channel". She is the co-owner, with her husband, Eliot Coleman, of Four Season Farm, an experimental market garden in Harborside, Maine, that is a nationally recognized model of small-scale sustainable agriculture.