The Kew Gardens Cookbook

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The Kew Gardens Cookbook Editor: Jenny Linford Format: Hardback First Published: Published By: Royal Botanic Gardens
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Pages: 208 Language: English ISBN: 9781842467459 Categories: ,

Food is a unifying cultural force, but food security (feeding the world) is one of the greatest challenges we now face. By 2050, with 2 billion more people on the planet, we’ll need to find ways to feed everyone sustainably. There are 50,000 different plant species that are edible but 90% of our food energy intake currently comes from just 15 crop plants. Organised in six sections, covering leaves, roots and squashes, grains and pulses, fungi, herbs and spices, and fruit and nuts. The book features over 60 delicious and unusual vegetarian recipes from celebrity contributors .

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The more plants we eat, the more space there will be for wild plants. A perfect book to help you eat a rich diversity of plants to help both your gut microbes and the planet. -- Prof Tim Spector OBE, Author of Spoon-Fed What a wonderful guide to cooking and eating delicious food! I know this book will become an indispensable part of your cookery inspiration. So, use it in good health and save the planet! -- Ken Hom OBE, chef, author and TV presenter A wonderful and timely book full of delicious ideas to help us all celebrate and preserve plant diversity. -- Dan Saladino, food journalist and author of Eating to Extinction