Homegrown pantry
Growing your own food means you know there are no chemical or genetic secrets, that it is pure and good. But you have questions about what and how much to plant, how to store, how to preserve. Pleasant provides a guidebook for people who want to control their food, from garden to pantry to table.
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- Full title :Homegrown pantry / by Barbara Pleasant.
Summary
Growing your own food means you know there are no chemical or genetic secrets, that it is pure and good. But you have questions about what and how much to plant, how to store, how to preserve. Pleasant provides a guidebook for people who want to control their food, from garden to pantry to table.
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- Publication Date:2017
Publication Statements
- Publisher(s):Storey Publishing
- Place of Publication:North Adams, MA
- Language:eng
- Publication Date:2017
Notes
Includes index.
The Physical Object
- Description:319 pages : : color illustratons ; : 25 cm
Edition Identifiers
- ISBN:9781612125787, 1612125786
- oclc:on1027036756
- LC Classification:SB175
- Dewey Decimal:635 PLEA
Table of Contents
Why grow your own food? -- Basic food preservation methods -- Vegetables for the homegrown pantry -- Herbs for the homegrown pantry -- Fruits for the homegrown pantry.
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