I just finished a great book on growing and cooking with heirloom vegetables. A Celebration of Heirloom Vegetables: Growing and Cooking Old-Time Varieties (by Roger Yepsen) covers 25 types of heirloom veggies, from the familiar squash, beans, and melons to kohlrabi, rutabaga, and tomatillos. Each chapter includes varieties, brief growing and harvesting instructions, instructions for saving seeds, and beautiful full-color botanical drawings. The chapters end with recipes, from simple to complex, some with an international flavor. Kitchen gardeners will love this book. |
Adventures in Ancestry: The Mystery of Crocifissa, Parte Uno
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Part of what I truly enjoy about genealogy is the detective work, finding
clues and fitting the puzzle pieces together to create a more complete
picture of...
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