Review:
"World cultures and exotic plants combine in colorful, spicy ways in The Roughwood Book of Pickling, a masterpiece of modern preservation practice. Your garden will overflow with new bounties and your pantry with tantalizing flavors, as there is no more authoritative, inspiring, or entertaining voice on the subject of garden-to-kitchen than William Woys Weaver. Fascinating historical details and botanical notes make cooking from and reading this book equally rewarding."
--Matt Lee and Ted Lee, authors of Hotbox and The Lee Bros Charleston Kitchen
About the Author:
William Woys Weaver is an internationally known food historian and a rare four-time winner of the prestigious IACP/Julia Child Cookbook Awards. Weaver, a master gardener, is the author of numerous books on food history and gardening, including Heirloom Vegetable Gardening and has appeared on such national programs as Good Morning America (with Julia Child) and has been the subject of special articles in Americana, Food and Wine, Food Arts, The Chicago Tribune, The New York Times, and Country Living. Weaver received his doctorate in food studies at University College Dublin, Ireland, the first doctorate awarded by the University in that field of study. He maintains the Roughwood Seed Collection of heirloom food plants at the historic Lamb Tavern in Devon, Pennsylvania.
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