Courtyard kitchen : recipes and growing tips for herbs and potted fruits / Natalie Boog.

By: Boog, Natalie [author.]Material type: TextTextPublisher: Crows Nest NSW : Murdoch Books, c2015Description: 237 pages : colored illustrations ; 24 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volume ISBN: 9781760110659 [hardbound]Subject(s): Cooking (Herbs) | Cooking (Fruit) | Herb gardening | Courtyard gardening | Container gardening
Contents:
Contents: Getting started 6 -- Basil 24 -- Parsley 48 -- Coriander 72 -- Mint 96 -- Rosemary 118 -- Thyme 140 -- Chili 164 -- Lemon 190 -- Strawberry 214 -- Index 232 -- Acknowledgments 240.
Summary: "Herbs and potted fruits thrive in small, easy-to maintain spaces—in courtyard pots and troughs, on decks or balconies or in window boxes. Herbs are inexpensive to pot and grow and add wonderful flavor to the simplest dish, and of course there's nothing quite like cooking with home-grown ingredients. Courtyard Kitchen is prefaced with simple tips and hints on selecting the best herbs for your space and setting up and maintaining them; it includes essential information on seasons, cropping times and basic plant care. Following this are more than 80 simple fresh food recipes with clever flavor-matching ideas based around a specific herb or potted fruit theme—basil, mint, coriander, lemon, parsley, strawberry, thyme, rosemary, chilli. There are risottos, roasts, pizzas, salsas, salads, soups, recipes for pasta, polenta, couscous; there are sorbets, cakes and treats—delicious, easy recipes that celebrate the sheer pleasure of home cooking with herbs you've grown yourself. Includes dual measures." --Provided by the publisher
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Contents: Getting started 6 -- Basil 24 -- Parsley 48 -- Coriander 72 -- Mint 96 -- Rosemary 118 -- Thyme 140 -- Chili 164 -- Lemon 190 -- Strawberry 214 -- Index 232 -- Acknowledgments 240.

"Herbs and potted fruits thrive in small, easy-to maintain spaces—in courtyard pots and troughs, on decks or balconies or in window boxes. Herbs are inexpensive to pot and grow and add wonderful flavor to the simplest dish, and of course there's nothing quite like cooking with home-grown ingredients. Courtyard Kitchen is prefaced with simple tips and hints on selecting the best herbs for your space and setting up and maintaining them; it includes essential information on seasons, cropping times and basic plant care. Following this are more than 80 simple fresh food recipes with clever flavor-matching ideas based around a specific herb or potted fruit theme—basil, mint, coriander, lemon, parsley, strawberry, thyme, rosemary, chilli. There are risottos, roasts, pizzas, salsas, salads, soups, recipes for pasta, polenta, couscous; there are sorbets, cakes and treats—delicious, easy recipes that celebrate the sheer pleasure of home cooking with herbs you've grown yourself. Includes dual measures." --Provided by the publisher

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