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Simply in Season: Recipes and inspiration that celebrate fresh, local foods (World Community Cookbooks)?
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13th May 2021
Simply in Season is another great one similar to Moosewood that I got from a Mennonite roommate. Easy recipes emphasizing fresh ingredients, cooked in simple and flavorful ways. There's a nice section at the beginning that talks about when different fruits and vegetables are in season, how to pick ripe ones, their nutritional value, and simple ways to prepare them.
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