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by Joshua McFadden


  Sautéed Turnips with Prunes and Radicchio

  storing

  Turnip Salad with Yogurt, Herbs, and Poppy Seeds

  varieties of

  turnips (late season):

  about

  adding to mashed celery root

  Celery Root, Cracked Wheat, and Every-Fall-Vegetable-You-Can-Find Chowder

  choosing and storing

  Freekeh, Mushrooms, Turnips, and Almonds

  Half-Steamed Turnips with Alla Diavola Butter

  Roasted Turnips with Caper-Raisin Vinaigrette and Breadcrumbs

  Turnip, Leek, and Potato Soup

  V

  vegetables. See also specific vegetables

  adding to broccoli recipe

  Batter for Fried Vegetables

  brassicas, overwintered, note about

  Celery Root, Cracked Wheat, and Every-Fall-Vegetable-You-Can-Find Chowder

  cooked, adding dressing to

  grilling without oil, note about

  Pickled Vegetable Butter

  Pickled Vegetable Mayonnaise

  Pickles: Six Seasons in a Jar

  root, overwintered, flavor of

  Vignole

  vinaigrettes. See under dressings

  vinegar:

  about

  balsamic, about

  buying and storing

  Katz brand, about

  saba, about

  W

  walnuts:

  Brussels Sprouts with Pickled Carrots, Walnuts, Cilantro, and Citrus Vinaigrette

  Cream of Celery Soup

  Cucumbers, Yogurt, Rose, Walnuts, and Herbs

  Grated Carrot Salad with Grilled Scallions, Walnuts, and Burrata

  Grilled Asparagus with Fava Beans and Walnuts

  Raw Asparagus Salad with Breadcrumbs, Walnuts, and Mint

  Raw Brussels Sprouts with Lemon, Anchovy, Walnuts, and Pecorino

  Raw Corn with Walnuts, Mint, and Chiles

  Roasted Cabbage with Walnuts, Parmigiano, and Saba

  Roasted Squash with Yogurt, Walnuts, and Spiced Green Sauce

  Wilted Kale, Alone or Pickled on Cheese Toast

  watercress:

  Mashed Rutabaga with Watercress and Watercress Butter

  Watercress Butter

  Watermelon, Avocado, and Feta, Grilled Green Tomatoes with

  Wilkinson, Matt

  winter, list of recipes

  Y

  yogurt:

  Braised Eggplant and Lamb with Yogurt and Spiced Green Sauce

  Cucumbers, Yogurt, Rose, Walnuts, and Herbs

  Israeli-Spiced Tomatoes, Yogurt Sauce, and Chickpeas

  Roasted Cauliflower, Plums, Sesame Seeds, and Yogurt

  Roasted Squash with Yogurt, Walnuts, and Spiced Green Sauce

  Turnip Salad with Yogurt, Herbs, and Poppy Seeds

  Yogurt Sauce

  Z

  zucchini. See under squash (summer)

  P.S.

  Don’t buy tomatoes in winter.

  Love,

  Joshua

  About the Authors

  Joshua McFadden is the chef/owner of the beloved trattoria Ava Gene’s in Portland, Oregon. After years cooking in San Francisco (Lark Creek Inn, Roxanne’s) and in New York (Franny’s, Lupa, Momofuku, Blue Hill), he helped manage the trailblazing Four Season Farm in coastal Maine, an experience that transformed his approach to cooking. It was there that he learned to coax the best from vegetables at each stage of their lives, from root to leaf. The food he started cooking as a result is nothing short of a revelation. With a business partner, McFadden formed Submarine Hospitality, a burgeoning food empire that now owns both Ava Gene’s and the Middle Eastern–inspired Tusk, with plans to create an agricultural complex that will host creative collaboration between farming, food, and design.

  Collaborator Martha Holmberg is a former editor in chief of Fine Cooking magazine and has authored or coauthored eight cookbooks, including Modern Sauces and The Bar Book, with Jeffrey Morgenthaler. She lives in Portland, Oregon, where her day job is as the CEO of the International Association of Cooking Professionals.

  Conversion Charts

  Here are rounded-off equivalents between the metric system and the traditional systems that are used in the United States to measure weight and volume.

  weights

  US/UK

  Metric

  1 oz

  30 g

  2 oz

  55 g

  3 oz

  85 g

  4 oz (¼ lb)

  115 g

  5 oz

  140 g

  6 oz

  170 g

  7 oz

  200 g

  8 oz (½ lb)

  225 g

  9 oz

  255 g

  10 oz

  285 g

  11 oz

  310 g

  12 oz

  340 g

  13 oz

  370 g

  14 oz

  395 g

  15 oz

  425 g

  16 oz (1 lb)

  455 g

  volume

  American

  Imperial

  Metric

  ¼ tsp

  1.25 ml

  ½ tsp

  2.5 ml

  1 tsp

  5 ml

  ½ Tbsp (1½ tsp)

  7.5 ml

  1 Tbsp (3 tsp)

  15 ml

  ¼ cup (4 Tbsp)

  2 fl oz

  60 ml

  ⅓ cup (5 Tbsp)

  2½ fl oz

  75 ml

  ½ cup (8 Tbsp)

  4 fl oz

  125 ml

  ⅔ cup (10 Tbsp)

  5 fl oz

  150 ml

  ¾ cup (12 Tbsp)

  6 fl oz

  175 ml

  1 cup (16 Tbsp)

  8 fl oz

  250 ml

  1¼ cups

  10 fl oz

  300 ml

  1½ cups

  12 fl oz

  350 ml

  2 cups (1 pint)

  16 fl oz

  500 ml

  2½ cups

  20 fl oz (1 pint)

  625 ml

  5 cups

  40 fl oz (1 qt)

  1.25 l

  oven temperatures

  °F

  °C

  Gas Mark

  very cool

  250–275

  130–140

  ½–1

  cool

  300

  148

  2

  warm

  325

  163

  3

  moderate

  350

  177

  4

  moderately hot

  375–400

  190–204
>
  5–6

  hot

  425

  218

  7

  very hot

  450–475

  232–245

  8–9

  Copyright © Joshua McFadden and Martha Holmberg

  Photographs copyright © Laura Dart

  Additional photographs copyright © A.J. Meeker

  Cover and interior illustrations by Melinda Josie

  All rights reserved. No portion of this book may be reproduced—mechanically, electronically, or by any other means, including photocopying—without written permission of the publisher.

  Published by Artisan

  A division of Workman Publishing Co., Inc.

  225 Varick Street

  New York, NY 10014-4381

  artisanbooks.com

  Artisan is a registered trademark of Workman Publishing Co., Inc.

  Published simultaneously in Canada by Thomas Allen & Son, Limited

  Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data available.

  ISBN 9781579656317

  Cover design by Michelle Ishay-Cohen

  Jacket photographs by Laura Dart

 

 

 


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