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Nourish me home : 125 soul-sustaining, elemental recipes

Call Number

  • 641.5973 B9672 (OSH)

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Publication Information

San Francisco, CA : Chronicle Books, [2020]

Physical Description

303 pages : illustrations (chiefly color) ; 26 cm

Summary

"Renowned chef and tastemaker Cortney Burns left the streets of San Francisco for the rural mountains and gnarled history of New England. She learned the ways and flavors of her new home through its people, gardens, forests, and dramatic seasons, and translated all of it into her famous cooking. In this groundbreaking new project, she tells the story of her personal journey and how any cook can work their spirituality and sense of place into what they create. This is elemental home cooking, with 125 recipes for those looking to build their repertoire of nourishing, delicious foods. Organized like no other cookbook, here each chapter focuses on a different element. Fire is all about roasting meats, vegetables shine in Earth, Water features soups and stews, the magic of baking is revealed in Air, and Aether offers imaginative, healthful takes on preserves. This collection comes in a sensually compelling, foil-stamped package, with 100 vibrant photographs and 50 hand-drawn illustrations of beautiful feathers, flowers, and medicinal plants"--

When Burns left the streets of San Francisco for the rural mountains and gnarled history of New England, she learned the ways and flavors of her new home through its people, gardens, forests, and dramatic seasons. Here she translates all of it into her recipes. In telling the story of her personal journey, she explains how any cook can work their spirituality and sense of place into what they create. -- adapted from publisher info

Notes

Includes index.

Contents

  • Introduction
  • Filling the pot
  • Weaving roots
  • Of feathers, scales, and fur
  • Larder
  • Weaving maple into silk
  • Imagination and alchemy
  • Opening the circle
  • Menus
  • Pantry staples to punch up flavor
  • Simplest solutions for rounding out a quick meal.