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I Know How To Cook : The French Book

Posted by Eric Gunnar Rochow on Jan 14th, 2010 and filed under GardenFork Radio. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry

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A special mystery guest on this episode of GardenFork Radio. You have to listen to learn who. You will know who it is when you hear their voice.

Here are all the links to all the stuff we talked about. there’s a lot:

The Humane Society of Missouri Long Meadow Rescue Ranch Barn Buddy Program

I Know How To Cook by Ginette Mathiot

Eric’s work blog: HandymanEric.com

Eric appears on Ken Druse’s Real Dirt radio show

To order The Gardenfork Labradors, click here

You can publish your own books with Blurb.com

We are going to try making cheese after Eric met Lisa Fain, author of the blog Homesick Texan ata dinner hosted by Jaden Hair of the blog Steamy Kitchen.

Song of the week is from Josh Joplin, I am not the only cowboy iTunes link here

Our favorite seed company is Fedco Seeds

Tony -our Kim Chi expert- his blog is Yarnmonkey.com

Eric bakes Brownies with Mom episode is here

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1 Response for “I Know How To Cook : The French Book”

  1. Tish says:

    I listened to the podcast today and I totally stand behind your resolve to make cheese. Go to Ricki Carroll of New England Cheesemaking Supply. You can get the instructions and supplies for an easy 30-minute mozzarella that is very delicious.

    Soon you will have your dough, your peel, your fresh cheese and your pizza oven. As if life isn’t already good. When do you start home-brewing?

    cheers! Tish

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