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How to Grow Food: Your Crop-by-Crop Guide to Growing, Cooking, & Preserving
By (author) Huw Richards, By (author) Sam Cooper
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""This is a cracking book."" Jamie Oliver ""...a book for the modern gardener-cook who wants results on the plate as much as in the soil."" Hort Week - Gardener Huw Richards and chef Sam Cooper bridge the gap between the garden and kitchen, profiling the growing and cooking of 70 crops. In this super practical companion for all kitchen gardeners, each crop has no-nonsense growing information on spacing, sowing, and harvesting accompanied by delicious and simple recipes for food made well. Whether you’ve got containers on a balcony or acres of land, knowing how many plants can grow per square metre and the expected yield means you can easily work out how much food you can grow in your space. There are also suggestions for the best varieties to grow for resilience and flavour. Recipes are easily adapted depending on how much you harvest and range from dishes to tuck into right away, such as a root vegetable tartiflette, to preserves to enjoy later, like a tomato sauce to add to pastas and stews. So if you’re motivated by food and flavour, How to Grow Food has everything you need to grow, harvest, store, cook, and preserve the tastiest fresh produce.
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Publisher | Dorling Kindersley Ltd
Published date | 12 Mar 2026
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Format | Hardback
Pages | 224
Dimensions | 225 x 180 x 24mm (L x W x H)
Weight | 682g
ISBN | 978-0-2417-6703-0
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BISAC | gardening / vegetables
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