THE GARLIC FARMERS' COOK BOOK: SECOND EDITION 2014 |
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The Garlic Farmers' CookbookPrepared, written and compiled by Khurshed Bhumgara, 2012 © The Garlic Seed Foundation
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ABOUT
THIS BOOK Throughout the years we’ve had two major contributors. Paula Simmons Green, from the Washington State-British Columbia border, has been a member and contributor for over 20 years. Hardly a Press was printed without an offering from Paula and for 20 years she’s pushed us to put this cookbook together. I cannot, as I jot these notes, help think about her encouraging letters or phone calls. I can only hope that she’ll be satisfied with our efforts. We cannot thank her enough. Each of Paula’s contributions is designated with a “PSG.” Secondly, we very graciously thank Ted Maczka, the Fish Lake Garlic Man
from Ontario, Canada, who’s been preaching the garlic gospel for 50 years.
Fish Lake is on Prince Edward Island and the location of the research
station. Ted’s field work and years of documentation have contributed
to our knowledge of the production potential of the garlic. When Ted learned
that we were putting this collection together, he contributed his favorites
from our Canadian garlic-farming neighbors. We greatly appreciate Ted’s
generous spirit in sharing knowledge, bad jokes, good ideas, thoughtful
criticism, and incredible passion and respect for the garlic. We had a very nice and well-meaning retired couple who came forward to volunteer their time and computer to help type, organize and transcribe this great hodge-podge of material. But from that point and for the next seven years, this becomes a tragic tale with the original binder becoming the property of a contested estate, which lived for a year or two in a storage locker and traveled through several states. When the binder returned to us in 2005, the original material was gone, but the recipes had been typed out; however, there was no order or consistency. Tragically, the names, farms and addresses of the contributors were gone, and they remain missing. The same is true for most of the photographs. Collectively, we thought what best to do and decided to move ahead and publish this cookbook, and as people identify their contributions, we shall add the names of the contributors as we reprint additional editions. |