Putnam's Vegetable Book
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Putnam's Vegetable Book, penned by Mae Savell Croy and originally published in 1917, is a comprehensive guide to cultivating and cooking with vegetables. This vintage book offers timeless advice on planting, growing, and harvesting a wide variety of vegetables. More than just a gardening manual, it also features a wealth of vegetarian recipes, offering creative and delicious ways to prepare your garden's bounty.
Whether you are a seasoned gardener or a novice cook, "Putnam's Vegetable Book" provides practical instruction and inspiration for bringing fresh, homegrown vegetables to your table. Its enduring appeal lies in its simple, straightforward advice and its celebration of the natural world.
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