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From The Geranium Farm

Name: From The Geranium Farm
Brand: Church Publishing
SKU: 39828501
Price: 9.09 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Barbara Cawthorne Crafton
ISBN: 9780898697575

A Second Crop of Daily eMails from

Barbara Cawthorne Crafton

Language

English

E-book Adobe ePub DRM

Libristo code: 39828501

Publishers Church Publishing, October 2003

The Geranium Farm Cookbook is a collection of recipes and lore offered by The Geranium Farmers, the... Full description

Libristo code: 39828501

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The Geranium Farm Cookbook is a collection of recipes and lore offered by The Geranium Farmers, the 10,000+ members of the worldwide virtual community of spiritual seekers created by Episcopal priest, author, lecturer, and spiritual director Barbara Cawthorne Crafton. As "e;farmers"e; began sharing recipes with each other via the e-mail list and the Geranium Farm website www.geraniumfarm.org. the idea for a cookbook was born. Because Barbara Crafton devoutly believes in the "e;life is short?eat dessert first"e; school of theology, the desserts section is first and longest. Each recipe in the book includes a description of how the recipe came to be part of the writer's family or what traditions surround its use. Each of the main dish recipes has a wine suggestion accompanying it, recommended by the executive chef at a noted restaurant in North Carolina's Smoky Mountains. And interspersed among the recipes are meditations by Barbara Crafton on food, cooking, and community.