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The Cooks Herb Garden Category: Books Description: The practical, plot-to-plate guide to growing and cooking with herbs successfully, in ebook format From Basil to Vervain, this photographic catalogue of more than 130 culinary herbs will teach you everything you need to know on nurturing, harvesting and cooking with herbs. ISBN: 9781405352758 Review this product |
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The Herb Garden For Cooks - Jeff Cox - GardeningCategory: Books Description: This is the practical, plot-to-plate guide to growing and cooking with herbs. From basil to vervain, The Cook's Herb Garden will teach you everything you need to know about nurturing, harvesting and cooking with herbs. Delve into this little book to find notes on herb flavours, the best growing conditions, storage and how to use them in the kitchen. There are inspirational planting schemes for window boxes and pots including Mediterranean, everyday essentials and salad herbs and a photographic catalogue of more than 130 culinary herbs. Packed with more than 70 delicious recipes for rubs and marinades, sauces and salsas, flavoured butters, cordials, syrups, teas and tisanes, plus charts on best herb-with-food flavour combinations, The Cook's Herb Garden is the perfect herb guide for any cook. Delivery time: 1 to 3 days Delivery cost: 1.95 Author: 0 Review this product |
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The Herb Garden For CooksCategory: Books Description: The practical, plot-to-plate guide to growing and cooking with herbs From basil to vervain, The Cook's Herb Garden will teach you everything you need to know about nurturing, harvesting and cooking with herbs. ISBN: 9781409386551 Review this product |
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Specialist Series: The Herb Garden SpecialistCategory: Gardening Brand: New Holland Publisher Description: This book tells you what herbs are, how to use them and discusses in detail how to plan an herb garden, including a cartwheel garden, a paved herb garden, corners and narrow borders and containers. There is valuable information on buying, planting, increasing and looking after herbs, as well as an informative A-Z herb identifier. Review this product |
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Your Herb Garden - Barbara Segall - GardeningCategory: Books Description: The Herb Garden covers everything the gardener needs to know in order to cultivate, harvest and use a vast array of different herbs. There is a wealth of practical information on growing and planting is provided in a clear, easy-to-use, month-by-month format, allowing gardeners instantly to find the advice they need, when they need it. This title provides an introduction to the herb garden for each month, along with straightforward instructions and a checklist for seasonal tasks. It offers easy-to-follow projects, from designing a herb garden to harvesting herbs for scented gifts, are achievable by all. Delivery time: 1 to 3 days Delivery cost: 1.95 Author: 0 Review this product |
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45 of 45 people found the following review helpful
Good value for money and well researched, By NoodleDoodle (UK) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Garden to Kitchen Expert: How to cook vegetables, fruit, flowers, herbs and weeds (Paperback)
I own 6 or 7 books in the 'Expert' series, so I wasn't sure whether to order this book as `Vegetable Expert' already contains some cooking information, but I took a risk and it paid off. When the book arrived it was a lot thicker than I expected - just less than twice the thickness of my other Expert books. So it's good value for money. There's also lots, lots more info in the book about cooking and preparing fruit and veg than there is in `Vegetable Expert'. And there's loads of recipes too. I can see myself using this book when I return home from the allotment with a marrow or a punnet of gooseberries which I don't know what to do with. It's in the usual Expert style, with things listed alphabetically. There's plenty of traditional, practical recipes as well as new things to try. I'm really pleased with it. It's really good value for money and well researched. E.g for rhubarb you get the following recipes: poached, baked, caramelised, rhubarb fool, compote, plate pie,...
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Great Ideas for the Garden and Plate!, By
This review is from: Garden to Kitchen Expert: How to cook vegetables, fruit, flowers, herbs and weeds (Paperback)
I have several of the Garden Expert range books and this book, like the others, is just as great! Informative, inspiring and packed full of useful advice for the fruit and vegetable grower AND the chef(You might be both but in our household I'm the grower and my husband is the chef).Fab recipes for food and drink to try and great hints and tips to follow all in that easy to read Garden Expert style. A must for any chef and/or grow your own-er. Covers a good selection of fruit and vegetables. I particularly liked the "Weeds" chapter which gave lots of food/drink ideas on what to do with those, sometimes annoying, wildflowers that might pop up in your garden. I'll be trying out loads of the recipe ideas and enjoying this book for many years!!
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This review is from: Garden to Kitchen Expert: How to cook vegetables, fruit, flowers, herbs and weeds (Paperback)
I Love Gardening the other half the Kitchen, perfect symbiotic relationship, this book has just made both our lives a wee bitty easier with what to grow for maximum mouth watering results..I am now going out to upgrade our Herb Garden as I have a couple of Recepies I would like to try... A good buy this book, a true cookery book from the Farmers Market...
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