As we approach October, I am reminded how much my grandfather loved the month, a month he simply called “golden” not only for its fall foliage but for its abundant squash—acorn, butternut, pumpkin—you name it, we harvested it. While some of you may not be as inclined to stock on the squash bounty as I am, there are plenty of other great food buys at area farmers’ markets. (In fact, the Dane County Farmers’ Market will continue on the Capitol Square until November 8).
In order to inspire your market forage, I have selected a few titles from Steenbock’s cookbook collection for your consideration (do consult with librarians for availability of these titles and for any assistance locating related items):
Author: Allen, Terese
Title: Fresh market Wisconsin: recipes, resources, and stories celebrating Wisconsin farm markets and roadside stands
Publisher: Amherst, WI : Amherst Press, c1993.
Description: 176 p. : ill.; 26 cm.
Location: Steenbock Stacks -1st Floor
Call Number: TX714 A453 1993
Title: From asparagus to zucchini: a guide to cooking with farm-fresh seasonal produce / Madison Area Community Supported Agriculture Coalition.
Publisher: Madison, Wis. : Jones Books, c2004.
Description: viii, 228 p. : ill. ; 28 cm.
Location: Steenbock Stacks -1st Floor
Call Number: TX801 F76 2004
Author: Madison, Deborah
Title: Local flavors: cooking and eating from America's farmers' markets
Publisher: New York : Broadway Books, c2002.
Description: xxiii, 408 p. : col. ill. ; 26 cm.
Location: Steenbock Stacks -1st Floor
Call Number: TX715 M1157 2002
Author: Schultz, Judy
Title: From the garden: great vegetable cooking from market to table
Publisher: Red Deer, Alta. : Red Deer College Press, 1993.
Description: 226 p. : col. ill. ; 21 cm.
Location: Steenbock Stacks -1st Floor
Call Number: TX801 S38 1993
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