The Microgreens Cookbook: A Good Water Farms Odyssey

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This beautifully designed cookbook will appeal to health-conscious home chefs and gardeners and those looking to expand their interest in sustainable consumption, with a collection of mouthwatering recipes for easily incorporating the healthy and nutritious baby greens into everyday meals. The East End s Good Water Farms teamed up with top food bloggers and chefs to offer creative, microgreens-driven recipes. Traditionally used more for garnish, here microgreens are elevated to key ingredients in unexpected and delicious ways. More than twenty varieties of microgreens are featured. The sixty recipes include roasted figs with lemon balm and fennel microgreens; grilled red cabbage and purple radish daikon noodles with red shiso microgreen dressing; Parmesan and farro risotto with truffle, roasted monkfish, arugula, fennel, and red mustard microgreens; and coconut water microgreen pops. Along with artful photography of plated dishes, this comprehensive cookbook includes a section on how to save money by easily growing your own microgreens at home year-round and a microgreens glossary.

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Good Water Farms was founded by Brendan Davison in 2011 in Amagansett. The farm now occupies two custom-built greenhouses on 34 acres in Bridgehampton. Offering over 20 varieties, Good Water Farms supplies microgreens to top chefs in local restaurants on Long Island and in New York City. Their greens can be found in gourmet markets such as Whole Foods. Amanda Cohen is the chef and owner of Dirt Candy, the award-winning restaurant on New York City s Lower East Side.