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In Winter's Kitchen
- Growing Roots and Breaking Bread in the Northern Heartland
- Narrado por: Beth Dooley
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Excellent food memoir
This is an excellent food memo that really makes me think differently about food, especially organic food. I think anybody who cares about local food when enjoy reading this. You can get a definite sense of the authors love of the subject.
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