Bread Baking with Herbs is an invitation to celebrate good food, good health, and enticing aromas everyday. Starting with the basics, Mimi Luebbermann shares her lifelong passion for baking and for the herbs that have made her breads irresistible favorites. Herbed Olive Focaccia, Tarragon and Onion Bread, Rosemary Cheese Spirals, and Sweet Savarin with Basil Peaches are just the beginning! Bread Baking with Herbs has everything you need to turn your kitchen into a sensory paradise, including more than 65 sumptuous recipes—as well as easy shortcuts for the busy baker. In addition to wonderful recipes, Mimi offers tips for growing and using your own herbs. Pungent, savory, aromatic, flavorful herbs—such as cilantro, coriander, dill, sweet marjoram, and many others—can be grown easily in a garden, planter, or window box and used fresh or dried to enhance all kinds of baked goods. Bread Baking with Herbs shows you how to dry them without losing the precious essential oils, and includes techniques and recipes for preparing infused oils, herbed honeys, spectacular pesto, and much more. People have been baking bread for thousands of years—kneading the dough, watching it rise, and pulling loaves, biscuits, and muffins warm from the oven to share with family and friends. Bread Baking with Herbs reclaims this tradition for even the busiest household. Easily made, quickly devoured, and long remembered for their sumptuous herbal flavors, here are recipes to use again and again. About the Author Mimi Luebbermann is the author of several cookbooks, including Little Herb Gardens, Terrific Tomatoes, and Pay Dirt: How to Raise and Sell Herbs and Produce for Serious Cash. She lives on Windrush Farm in Petaluma, California.

Bread Baking with Herbs: Breads, Muffins, Focaccia, and More (The Country Baker)

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

LUEBBERMANN, MIMI

Baking

Prima Lifestyles

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Coping With Miscarriage: A Simple, Reassuring Guide to Emotional and Physical Healing

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Prima Pub.

There is a certain feeling of comfort and tranquillity associated with life on the farm: waking to the sounds of a rooster crowing and the birds chirping; the aroma of freshly made coffee and sizzling bacon. But, life on the farm is not always laid-back and easy-going. There are crops to harvest, animals to care for, land to plow and, most of all, products to sell. First-time farmers often rely on the advice of their neighboring community to help them through the trials and tribulations of agricultural living. In Pay Dirt, author Mimi Luebbermann offers her expertise on how you can use your love for the land to turn a profit. Included in this revised, second edition is information about community sustained agriculture which is fast becoming the way to guarantee an income from your farm as well as secure outlets for your products.Even city dwellers interested in gardening can benefit from this book as Luebbermann suggests how to overcome such limitations as space and market opportunities. Ideas include using an open porch or renting the backyards of neighbors who are uninterested in gardening. And, even though an urban gardener may not be able to market with the volume of the larger farms, there is a positive side. Luebbermann writes: " . . . You can offer unusual items unavailable to stores and restaurants through the regular distribution channels." Pay Dirt?s other new information includes: Growing Specialty Vegetables and Herbs Selling a Value-Added Product Obtaining Helpful Sources through the Internet Luebbermann?s "Compendium of Wild and Useful Ideas" provides a list of possible markets for a variety of products as well as sources to contact about seeds, bulbs, and materials for small scale farming. If you have a love for the land and a desire to start your own business, Pay Dirt will provide all the necessary information you need to succeed. About the Author Mimi Luebbermann raises specialty produce and sheep at her Windrush Farms homestead. She is the author of several gardening books and Bread Baking with Herbs (also from Prima).

Pay Dirt, Revised and Updated 2nd Edition: How to Raise and Sell Herbs and Produce for Serious Cash

Business & Money

Business Development & Entrepreneurship

If you're a specialty gardener, you have fertile ground for an exciting new business. Restaurants, health food stores, and other clients are clamoring for home-grown goods that you can provide. Mimi Luebbermann, a sharp businesswoman who put her love for the land to work profitably, gives you the fruit of her expertise. Inside, you'll learn how to: • Find markets for specialty herbs and vegetables, flowers, gourds, and other natural goods • Grow your business with savvy advice on sales and marketing, distribution, and regulations • Expand into value-added products like jams, dried vegetables, and herb blends • And much more! "A must-have book for food lovers with a yen to get back to the soil as market gardeners or backyard farmers. . . . Inspires and gives practical hints on how to start this journey."—Tom Haller, executive director of California Alliance with Dairy Farmers "Full of creative marketing ideas and useful examples. . . . Mimi's book is a gem."—Sibella Kraus, author of Greens: A Country Cookbook About the Author Mimi Luebbermann, author of numerous books, raises specialty produce and sheep at her Windrush Farm homestead in Petaluma, California.

Sell What You Grow: How to Take Your Herbs & Produce to Market for Serious Cash

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Gardening & Landscape Design

Now, growing juicy, flavorful tomatoes is a snap with this lavishly illustrated book. Six chapters containing easy-to-follow instructions for cultivating tomatoes in everything from a small hanging basket to a substantial outdoor plot practically ensure success for even amateur gardeners. Recipes included. 91 full-color photos.

Terrific Tomatoes: Simple Secrets for Glorious Gardens-Indoors and Out (A Garden Style Book)

Echtermeyer, Faith

Chronicle Books LLC.

Cover a wall or a fence with an elegant, evergreen curtain. Cultivate a trailing garden in a window box. Harvest the fruits of climbing gourds and grapevines. Hardy and flexible, vines are the problem-solvers of the plant world, and this valuable guide suggests abundant ways to both utilize them creatively and show them off. Page after page of easy, practical instructions for choosing and growing vines of every conceivable shape, color, and variety invite even the beginning gardener to enjoy the satisfaction that these rewarding plants can provide.

Climbing Vines: Simple Secrets for Glorious Gardens (A Garden Style Book)

Chronicle Books+

What better way to enjoy the benefits of delicious, healthful salads than to grow your own? This timely and beautifully illustrated guide offers both novice and experienced gardeners simple "recipes" for cultivating a wide variety of lettuces, greens, herbs, and edible flowers in everything from indoor containers to window boxes and backyard gardens.

Salad Gardens: Simple Secrets for Glorious Gardens, Indoors and Out (Garden Style Book)

Cactus and Succulents unravels the mystery of growing these drought-friendly plants in any climate, indoors or out. Easy-to-follow directions tackle everything from watering and fertilizing schedules to tips on arrangements. Lavishly illustrated with full-color photographs and complete with a mail-order source list, Cactus and Succulents is a wonderful resource for the novice gardener as well as the confirmed cactus lover.

Cactus and Succulents: Simple Secrets for Glorious Gardens - Indoors and Out (Garden Style)

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Heirloom Gardens: Simple Secrets for Old-Fashioned Flowers and Vegetables (Garden Style Book)

With growing orchids as a pastime ever increasing in popularity, here, reissued with a lovely new cover, is one of the most popular books on the subject. This engaging volume provides all the inspiration and hands-on facts for transforming a windowsill, patio, glassed-in porch, or small garden plot into orchid territory, with the emphasis-given a plant that can be all too intimidating-on the easy. There’s Lady’s Slipper orchids and Jewel orchids for low-light homes; Laeliocattleyas to take advantage of a sunny kitchen window; and a host of other varieties. Complete with concise, easy-to-follow instructions, and beautifully illustrated with full-color photographs, Easy Orchids makes growing these prima donnas of the plant world rewarding and enjoyable for beginner and expert gardeners alike.

Easy Orchids: Simple Secrets for Glorious Gardens--Indoors and Out

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