THE COOK'S GARDEN

Growing and cooking your own vegetables and herbs

An Australian Women's Weekly Cookbook

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Used softcover book in very good condition, published 2010, 120 pages.

cultivation ~ worm farms ~ pests and diseases ~ recipes ~ preserving your crop

Growing your own vegetables and herbs is a double pleasure. There’s the pleasure of planting, nurturing, watching them grow and finally picking your produce. Then there’s the pleasure of cooking and eating it - knowing it’s the freshest, most organic food you’re ever going to eat. In this book there’s information on growing - when to plant, where to plant, pest control and harvesting. There are also tips on storing your produce - bottling, freezing and drying. As well, there are some truly delicious recipes, so you can enjoy the rewards of all your hard work in the garden.

Divided into seasons:

• The Spring Garden - garden peas, potatoes, onions, broad beans, spring herbs
• The Summer Garden - tomatoes, beans, cucumber, salad greens & edible flowers, zucchini & squash, summer fruit, summer herbs
• The Autumn Garden - globe artichokes, carrots, autumn fruit, autumn herbs
• The Winter Garden - brassicas, asian greens, spinach & silverbeet, citrus fruit, winder hebs

Plus information on planning for production, planting charts, cultivation for success and preserving your crop.

The Cook's Garden is an Australian publication. All recipe measurements are in metric and metric cups/spoons.

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The Cook's Garden by The Australian Womens Weekly

lease Note: This is a used book.
The copy you receive will be in good condition or better, however it may have cover creasing, a previous owner's name or minimal writing inside, and there may be some marks to some of the pages. Because, let's face it, that's what happens when a cookbook is used. It will have all its pages. If you need to know more about the copy you are purchasing, please contact me via the Contact button at the top right corner of this page.