Lisa Baker Morgan Knihy

Take your home cooking to the next level by incorporating fresh, homegrown herbs! â??If you have been wanting to grow and cook with fresh herbs, this combination gardening book and cookbook is your ideal guide to getting started. You don't need lots of space for a huge herb garden, and you don't need to spend a lot of money on fresh herbs at the grocery store or farmers' market. With Homegrown Herb Garden, you can choose the herb or herbs you will use the most and build your herb garden around them. The book is divided into two sections, the first is devoted to gardening and the second to cooking. The authors chose the most widely used herbs—including staples like cilantro, dill, tarragon, parsley, rosemary, and sage—and added a few of their favorites that may be less familiar to you, such as chervil and Thai basil. In "In the Garden," you will learn when to plant, where to plant, how and when to harvest your herbs, and how to dry and store those you don't use immediately in the kitchen. In "In the Kitchen," you will learn about flavor pairings and how to use each herb in numerous ways in sweet and savory dishes and through the use of all cooking techniques. Choose your favorite herbs, learn to grow them successfully, and never be at a loss for what to do with them!

Facing a life-altering health crisis in a Monaco hospital, a newly divorced mother finds renewed purpose in life, leading her to pursue her dream of living in Paris. This narrative unfolds as a journey of self-discovery and resilience, exploring themes of motherhood, vulnerability, and the pursuit of joy amid challenges. With heartfelt humor and relatable sentiments, the story captures the essence of embracing life's possibilities. Additionally, it features twenty-five recipes and over forty pages of photographs that celebrate the author's experiences in France.

An examination of PTSD within the autistic population. Combining lived experience alongside professional expertise, the authors uncover the reasons why this co-morbidity is so prevalent and set out guidelines for the most effective methods of care for individuals undergoing treatment.