COCINA/COMIDAS Y BEBIDAS, ETC.

EL HUERTO EN LA COCINA: RESIDUO CERO . RECULTIVA LOS RESTOS DE LAS VERDURAS QUE COCINAS (ELZER-PETERS, KATIE)

Se acabó el tirar a la basura hojas de zanahoria, ramitas de cilantro, tallos de lechuga y col y huesos de aguacate. El huerto en la cocina: residuo cero te da toda la información que necesitas para cultivar y volver a propagar verduras a partir de tus restos de cocina. Con este libro disfrutarás de hortalizas y hierbas frescas en cualquier momento. Reducirás los residuos alimentarios. Ahorrarás tiempo y dinero. Aprenderás horticultura. Y podrás hacer experimentos científicos con tus hijos. Sigue las instrucciones y fotos paso a paso de este libro y los restos de hortalizas que solías desechar se convertirán en sabrosas plantas a tu disposición en la encimera de tu cocina.

A PRACTICAL TREATISE ON THE MANUFACTURE OF VINEGAR AND ACETATES, CIDER, AND FRUI (BRANNT, WILLIAM THEODORE)

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CIDER (PHILIPS, JOHN)

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