Local Dirt: Seasonal Recipes For Eating Close To Home (Farmtotable Cookbooks, 2),New
Local Dirt: Seasonal Recipes For Eating Close To Home (Farmtotable Cookbooks, 2),New
Local Dirt: Seasonal Recipes For Eating Close To Home (Farmtotable Cookbooks, 2),New
Local Dirt: Seasonal Recipes For Eating Close To Home (Farmtotable Cookbooks, 2),New
Local Dirt: Seasonal Recipes For Eating Close To Home (Farmtotable Cookbooks, 2),New

Local Dirt: Seasonal Recipes For Eating Close To Home (Farmtotable Cookbooks, 2),New

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The Author Of The Popular Farmtotable Cookbook Dishing Up The Dirt Returns With A Dazzling Collection Of Inventive Recipes Using Farmfresh Ingredients, Inspired By Her Commitment To Supporting The Local Food Movement.For Andrea Bemis, Eating Locally Is A Way Of Life. After All, Her And Her Husband Own And Operate An Organic Vegetable Farm In The Pacific Northwest, And The Produce They Growfrom Kale And Kohlrabi To Beets And Butternut Squashis At The Heart Of The Meals They Serve And Eat At Their Dinner Table. They Supplement Their Harvest With Food Produced By Their Neighbors, Including The Ranchers Who Supply Their Meat, And The Orchardists Who Provide Their Fruit.Andrea Has Always Identified As A Sustainable Eateruntil One Day, When She Opened A Can Of Coconut Milk And Realized She Had No Idea Where It Came From. This Propelled Her To Look More Closely At Her Pantry, Taking Stock Of The Other Ingredients That May Have Traveled Some Distance. Considering The Energy Used To Transport The Avocados, Olive Oil, And Lemons To Her Northern Oregon Kitchen, She Came Up With An Ideaa 30Day Challenge To Cook And Eat Only Local Food Grown From Local Dirt, Using Ingredients Produced Within 200 Miles Of Her Home.In Local Dirt, Andrea Shares Her Journey Through Stories, Photographs, And More Than 80 Recipes, Recreating A Notsodistant World When The Ingredients Cooked And Eaten Were Produced Within Local Communities. Organized By Season, The Delicious And Creative Dishes In This Truly Sustainable Cookbook Includes Fennel Gratin, Kohlrabi Yogurt Salad With Smoked Salmon, Winter Squash Toast With Honey & Hazelnuts, And Zucchini Swiss Chard & Chickpea Stew. Best Of All, The Recipes Can Be Adapted To Utilize Any Local Fare.Ultimately, Andrea Found That The Challenge She Set Out For Herself Wasnt A Challenge At All, But An Opportunity To Go Back To Basics, Slow Down, And Connect Even More Deeply With Her Community. In Local Dirt, She Offers The Inspiration, Instruction, And Advice We Need To Eat Deliciously And Sustainably.

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