The Organic Foods SourceBook
Author: Elaine Marie Lipson
A must-have for every concerned consumer, this comprehensive reference explains the important health and environmental benefits of organic foods. It details where to find and buy them on a budget, and how "organic" differs from other "ecolabels." It also provides key information about current legislative activity as well as a complete resource guide.
What People Are Saying
Nell Newman
"An informative and fascinating read, great for any inquisitive mind."
Nell Newman, Newman's Own Organics
Andrew Weil
"An excellent resource. . . . I will recommend this book to both doctors and patients."
Andrew Weil, M.D., author, Eating Well for Optimum Health
Bob Scowcroft
"Want to change the world? Follow the directions in The Organic Foods Sourcebook."
Bob Scowcroft, executive director, Organic Farming Research Foundation
Table of Contents:
Foreword | ||
Acknowledgments | ||
Introduction | ||
Ch. 1 | What Organic Really Means | 1 |
Ch. 2 | "Pesticides Are Harmless" and Ten More Misconceptions About Organic Foods and Organic Farming | 7 |
Ch. 3 | Eleven Reasons to Support Organic Foods and Farming | 17 |
Ch. 4 | Principles of Organic Agriculture | 23 |
Ch. 5 | From the Miracle of Pesticides to a New Agriculture | 33 |
Ch. 6 | The National Organic Program and What It Means for Consumers | 43 |
Ch. 7 | Label Stew: Making Sense of the Eco-labels | 51 |
Ch. 8 | America's Disgrace: Small Farms in Crisis | 57 |
Ch. 9 | More Than Fruits and Vegetables | 65 |
Ch. 10 | Where to Buy Organic Foods | 75 |
Ch. 11 | Is Organic Food More Nutritious? | 89 |
Ch. 12 | Genetically Modified Foods and the Organic Alternative | 95 |
Ch. 13 | Organic on a Budget | 107 |
Ch. 14 | Feed Your Children Well: Organic Foods in Your Children's Diet | 115 |
Conclusion | 131 | |
Afterword: An Organic Farmer Looks at the Future | 135 | |
Resources | 139 | |
Notes | 191 | |
Bibliography | 205 | |
Index | 215 |
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Festa: Recipes and Recollections of Italian Holidays
Author: Helen Barolini
Born of Italian-American parents, Helen Barolini rediscovered her culinary heritage when she married Italian writer Antonio Barolini and lived for some years in Italy. Festa is a year-long feast of memories and delicious, traditional Italian dishes—from St. Nicholas sweetmeats in December and perciatelli with sardines and fennel for March’s St. Joseph’s Day, to figs with prosciutto for summer’s Ferragosto and pumpkin gnocchi for an American Thanksgiving in Italy.
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