For people who associate gardens and farmer's markets with sitting down to eat at a table with doing something good for the world. Recipes from the author, her neighbors and other Maine women, with more than a dozen vignettes about the way they cook and live, the jobs they work at, the towns they live in. Captures the essence of present day Maine.
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An extraordinary collection of recipes that capture the essence of present day Maine. -- Maine Organic Farmer & Gardener
Like a fine wine or a good cheddar, Rougny's new cookbook . . .is worth the wait. -- Boothbay Register
Salty blend of common sense and sharp humor . . .Without sappy, smiley faces or forced country lore, Rougny introduces us to some of the women who make these dishes, with the precise, concise details that journalists use to paint a picture. -- Bangor Daily News
What a lot of people remember about Maine . . .is time spent sitting around swapping tales. . . relaxing in the heart-of-the-house. Rougny
Like a fine wine or a good cheddar, Rougny's new cookbook . . .is worth the wait. -- Boothbay Register
Salty blend of common sense and sharp humor . . .Without sappy, smiley faces or forced country lore, Rougny introduces us to some of the women who make these dishes, with the precise, concise details that journalists use to paint a picture. -- Bangor Daily News
What a lot of people remember about Maine . . .is time spent sitting around swapping tales. . . relaxing in the heart-of-the-house. Rougny
has brought a lot of that together (and rather up to date). From the basics of what to do with, and what not, vegetables plain or fancy to a wonderful section on grains and beans, she is the kind of friend who would give you her recipe for something wonderful and not leave out anything. And she has. -- Rockland Courier Gazette
About the Author
Freelance writer whose work has been published in many publications, including the New York Times. Former camp cook on the coast of Maine who helped cook breakfast, lunch and dinner for over 200 hungry campers and counselors.
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This little book is a treasure. It contains recipes that are the mainstay of New England cooking. Nothing fancy- just delicious everyday food. It is the most used book from my large collection of cookbooks.
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