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Foraged Flavor: Finding Fabulous Ingredients in Your Backyard or Farmer's Market, with 88 Recipes
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Forage for wild food and discover delicious edible plants growing everywhere—including your backyard—and how best to prepare them to highlight their unique flavors, with this seasonally organized field guide and cookbook.
While others have identified in the past which wild plants are edible, Tama Matsuoka Wong, the forager for Daniel, the flagship restaurant of renowned ...more
While others have identified in the past which wild plants are edible, Tama Matsuoka Wong, the forager for Daniel, the flagship restaurant of renowned ...more
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Hardcover, 224 pages
Published
June 12th 2012
by Clarkson Potter
(first published January 1st 2012)
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really enjoyed this one. practical advice, easy recipes. I'm amazed at how many plants in my yard are actually edible. too bad i discovered this book in the fall, could've had a much more interesting dinner table if i had read this book when it was first published. a definite must for the adventurous cook. adding a copy to the library as soon as i can.
I love that this book focuses on a small list of easy-to-identify and very common plants in North America to forage. I found many of these in my own yard, volunteering! Other foraging books are often exhaustive lists of less-available plants and can intimidate those without a botany degree.
may end up getting my own copy, on 3rd library checkout...
I loved this book! Very unique. It is about a woman who worked on Wall Street and ultimately became a full-time food forager for a restaurant in NYC. She gives plant details, cooking instructions, recipes. Lots of fun. I actually have located several of the plants on my farm and can't wait to cook them or serve them in a salad!
I really enjoyed this book. The photos are useful, the descriptions are helpful, the recipes seem good and the traffic light system she uses to help you figure out when you're responsibly foraging invasive species vs. disturbing the dang ecosystem is nice.
Recipes for foraged plants do me absolutely no good without a clear illustration of which plant we are talking about. My edition actually had an erratum card in it showing that they had printed the wrong line drawing for POISON IVY.
Met Tama and we had lunch together. She is inspiring as is this book that places weeds in a whole new category of desirable eats. She did a TED Manhattan talk recently (available on YouTube) This book has been nominated for the James Beard Award.
This is a book for the kitchen shelf. It's also the book I would like most to memorize for the fantastic info about just about every plant I've ever heard of. A fabulous find.
Pictures from different seasons and recipes too. Unusual enough that I wouldn't use.
Could have been improved with color photographs accompanying each plant example.
Gorgeous book inspiring creativity with readily available edibles. Yum! I had no idea we could eat the daylilies about to flower in my yard, and the kids are going wild for pineapple weed!
Best photos and descriptions I've seen in a book of this kind to date. Not that I've read a lot of these but way easier to ID edibles from this book than from the others I've tried.
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