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Susie Middleton
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- Martha's Vineyard, MA
- United States
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I can't help but be excited. The "official" pub date of my first cookbook, Fast, Fresh & Green (Chronicle Books), is this Wednesday. But publishing being what it is, the book is already shipping from Amazon (and ranking number one in Vegetable books…
that's pretty amazing. beats using the oven.
Profile Information
- What is your full name (first and last)?
- Susie Middleton
- What state do you live in?
- Massachusetts
- How would you characterize the place where you live?
- Rural
- What is your primary organization affiliation?
- Independent grower and food writer
- What other food and agriculture organizations are you involved with?
- Support Island Grown Initiative on Martha's Vineyard
- Do you grow any of your own food?
- Yes
- Website address #1:
- http://www.sixburnersue.com
- What aspect of food and agriculture are you most passionate about?
- growing and cooking delicious vegetables; getting connected with the source of my food gives me joy
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Susie Middleton's Blog
Fast, Fresh & Green is Here! And being a First-Time Author is a Big-Time Thrill
I can't help but be excited. The "official" pub date of my first cookbook, Fast, Fresh & Green (Chronicle Books), is this Wednesday. But publishing being what it is, the book is already shipping from Amazon (and ranking number one in Vegetable books!) and is already on display at Anthropologie stores. We'll have an official "launch" party where I live on Martha's Vineyard at Bunch of Grapes Bookstore on May 7. It may take a week or so to get on to the shelves of your local bookstore,… Continue
Posted on April 26, 2010 at 6:07pm —
A Cool Community Garden on Martha's Vineyard
I had a chance to visit a spectacular community garden up in West Tisbury last week. Truthfully, all I really wanted to do was lie down in the middle of this thing--it was that peaceful. But I was there to write a blog and to talk to Lynn Weber, the Dirt Lady. So I stayed upright, took some photos, did my job. And now I have a secret dirt recipe--a magical mix of mulch, manure, and seaweed--to conjure up when I get back to gardening. By the way the garden's up at Island Cohousing, a thoughtfully… Continue
Posted on September 15, 2008 at 7:00pm —
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