Where to read The Locavores Handbook: The Busy Persons Guide to Eating Local on a Budget by Leda Meredith look eng full story read

Book description

Book description
An excellent collection of ideas for people interested in eating local foods, but discouraged by common challenges such as money, time and space. Subjects include gardening, simple food preservation, cooking with odds and ends, foraging, and food storage. I particularly liked the information on making stock from leftover vegetable scraps, which is something Ive been doing for awhile -- not only do I get free stock, but it saves trips to the compost pile.I like the authors straightforward tone, which is positive and enthusiastic yet realistic. A long list of useful resources is included for those who want to move beyond the basics offered here.My one complaint about the book is that its geared toward people in the authors own area, New York City. Specific stores are mention, the specific climate is discussed, and so on. That doesnt mean its not generally useful, but I found it annoying that there was no indication of this anywhere on the cover or title page.
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Where to read The Locavores Handbook: The Busy Persons Guide to Eating Local on a Budget by Leda Meredith look eng full story read

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