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Embark on a culinary journey celebrating the harmony between the garden and the kitchen with this delightful duo of vintage cookbooks!
This unique collection combines two cherished volumes that emphasize the joy of cooking with fresh, seasonal ingredients from your garden.
"A Fresh Herb Platter" by Dorothy Childs Hogner (1961)
This book is a delightful guide to cooking with fresh herbs for the epicurean who loves the good earth and good food. Offering recipes that bring out the best in your garden’s bounty, it inspires you to elevate your culinary creations with the vibrant flavors of homegrown herbs.
Written "for gardeners who like to eat and for eaters who like to garden," this month-by-month guide invites you to embrace eating with the seasons, mid-century style.
Matson provides tips for using produce that's ripe during each month in local gardens and orchards, including recipes and down-home chat about how she and her family grow, harvest, eat, and preserve their garden bounty. Historians, recipe collectors, and gardeners will enjoy this homey look at the past, offering nostalgia and inspiration for seasonal cooking.
Condition: Minor wear and tear on dust jackets. Please refer to the photos for detailed views of the condition.
Dorothy Childs Hogner was a prolific author and illustrator known for her engaging children's books and works on natural history. Collaborating with her husband, Nils Hogner, an accomplished illustrator, she brought readers of all ages the joys of nature and cooking with fresh ingredients.
Ruth A. Matson was a passionate gardener and writer who shared her love for seasonal cooking and gardening through her writings. Focusing on practical tips and heartfelt stories, she connected with readers who cherished the simple pleasures of growing and enjoying their own food.
Bring the freshness of the garden into your kitchen and savor the timeless wisdom of seasonal cooking—add this vintage cookbook collection to your culinary library today!
The vintage items we offer have been previously owned and loved. As is typical for vintage pieces, they may show signs of wear, including minor imperfections on the dust jackets. Please use the pictures as a guide. If you have any questions or need additional photos, please feel free to contact us.
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