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Food from Your Forest Garden How to Harvest, Cook and Preserve Your Forest Garden Produce

By Martin Crawford , Caroline Aitken

Book information

Publisher
Green Books
Year
2013
ISBN
0857841122
Language
english
Format
EPUB
Filesize
22 MB (22811531 bytes)
Pages
\258
Time added
2016-08-25 19:52:30

Description

What do you do with bamboo, beech or Chinese cedar? How can you cook heartnut, hawthorn or hosta? Which plants can you eat raw? How do you preserve autumn olive or goji berry? Food from your Forest Garden provides the answers. It includesOver 60 different species, presented by season, with over 70 recipes, plus raw food options Notes on when and how to harvest and the benefits of each plant Information on preserving, fermenting, drying and making jams, chutneys and fruit leathers With beautiful colour photographs of plants and recipes, this book is a valuable resource for making the most of your forest garden and an inspiration for anyone thinking of growing and using forest garden plants.

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