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Bill wrote:

A cookbook based on the four seasons. Nothing so unique about that
except it only has recipes using stuff you can grow. Author recommends
seed saver's, Johnny's and more. Sort of reflects "Omnivore's Dilemma"
and mentions wild game.

Dedicated to Steve Erwin.

Starts off with this here chat. Edited for brevity .

" Look, I thought this would be a good opportunity to get you all up to
speed, because it will come out in the press eventually anyway. So I'm
going to tell you straight: basically, my wife has accused me of having
an affair. She'll tell anyone she meets that I've been nipping out of
the house for and hour here , an hour there, and coming back looking
refreshed, rosy-cheeked and guilty, with grass stains on my knees.
.......................
All I've done is fallen in love with my garden, and with my veg patch
in particular..........."

isbn 978-1-4013-2242-7

Bill

More erudite reviews below.


http://www.amazon.com/Jamie-Home-Coo...425/ref=sr_11_
1?ie=UTF8&qid=1241033162&sr=11-1

Even available at my library, where I can borrow it and see if it is
worth the price to me :O)
Spring: asparagus ; eggs ; lamb ; rhubarb -- Summer: babecue ; cabbage
family ; carrots and beets ; climbing beans ; zucchini ; onions ; peas
and fava beans ; pizza ; potatoes ; straberries ; summer salads ;
tomatoes -- Autumn: chillies and peppers ; feathered game ; furred game
; mushrooms ; orchard fruit ; pickles -- Winter: leeks ; pastry ; squash
; winter salads ; winter veg -- Useful stuff.
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- Billy
"For the first time in the history of the world, every human being
is now subjected to contact with dangerous chemicals, from the
moment of conception until death." - Rachel Carson

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