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West Coast Kitchen Garden: Growing, Gathering, and Eating Through the Seasons [Kõva köide]

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  • Formaat: Hardback, 384 pages, kõrgus x laius: 254x203 mm, Full colour photography
  • Ilmumisaeg: 18-Jun-2026
  • Kirjastus: TouchWood Editions
  • ISBN-10: 1771514787
  • ISBN-13: 9781771514781
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  • Formaat: Hardback, 384 pages, kõrgus x laius: 254x203 mm, Full colour photography
  • Ilmumisaeg: 18-Jun-2026
  • Kirjastus: TouchWood Editions
  • ISBN-10: 1771514787
  • ISBN-13: 9781771514781
Lovingly crafted around the seasons of the West Coast, this sumptuous garden-to-table cookbook is a perfect guide to eating local, in season, and deliciously all year round.

With a background in culinary school and sommelier training, Sabrina Currie has always been comfortable in the kitchen, but living on Vancouver islanda rich landscape for food growing, foraging, and fishinginspired her to get comfortable in the dirt. After years of trial-and-error gardening and learning to apply her formidable cooking skills to food grown with her own hands, Currie gave us West Coast Kitchen Garden: the perfect guide to eating local, in season, and deliciously all year round.

Covering appetizers, main courses, snacks, desserts, and drinks, West Coast Kitchen Garden is full of nourishing whole food recipes to realign our kitchens with the land around us. From seeding, to tending, to harvesting, to the table, Currie follows West Coast plants through their life cycle and helps you incorporate them into your cooking. Each season opens with a gardening guide to make sure youre on track in your yard, followed by lovingly crafted seasonal menus to bring the outdoors to your kitchen. Youll find these recipes bursting with flavour and already perfectly paired into courses for scrumptious summer dinner parties, fall harvest celebrations, cozy winter feasts, and refreshing spring picnics.

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West Coast Kitchen Gardenis a gorgeous, generous book that captures the spirit of West Coast living. With beautiful photography and a seamless mix of gardening guidance and kitchen inspiration, Sabrina Currie shows how deeply rewarding it is to cook with whats growing around you. Her menus and recipes are approachable yet elegant, infused with warmth, know-how, and a clear love of seasonal food. From foraging and preserving to thoughtful ways of bringing the garden to the table, every page reflects her connection to this regions bounty. I love how it makes you want to dig in, harvest something fresh, and share it with friends. Elizabeth Nyland, Editor,Edible Vancouver Island





Things are a little different over here on the wild western edge of the continent, and inWest Coast Kitchen Garden, Sabrina Currie captures just what makes this place so magical and delicious, too. With gorgeous photos, mouthwatering recipes and helpful how-tos, she dishes up everything we need to get our food from seed to garden to table, helping us to eat locally and with the seasons. Its a beautiful book for sure, but what makes it so compelling is her own hard-won experiencewe know were in good hands here, and I cant wait to start using her advice in my own kitchen garden! Joanne Sasvari, Editor-in-Chief of Page One Publishing and author of bestsellingIsland Eats





What I love most about West Coast Kitchen Garden is how Sabrina bridges the gap between garden and table. She doesn't just tell you to eat seasonallyshe shows you how, with recipes that make you excited about what's actually ready to harvest. From her culinary training to her years of garden trial-and-error, she brings both technical skill and hard-won wisdom to every page. Thank you, Sabrina, for bringing us along on your journey. Dawn Postnikoff, Co-founder, Edible Vancouver Island and co-author, Island Eats Cookbook 





Sabrina Currie invites us into her West Coast garden with a book thats equal parts cookbook and gardening guide. Knowledgeable and deeply inspiring, she teaches us not just what (and when) to grow, forage, and harvest, but how to cook and preserve it all beautifully. The photos are stunning, the advice thoughtful, and it makes me want to drop what Im doing and get started on my dream garden! Rebecca Wellman, author of First, We Brunch, and co-author of Bisous & Brioche and Crust 

Introduction

Growing and Preserving

Spring in the Garden


To Harvest Now

To Forage Now

To Direct-Sow Now

Seeds to Start Indoors in Early Spring

West Coast Berries



Spring in the Kitchen


Menu One: Spring Equinox Supper


Nettle Feta Crostini

Braised Lamb Shanks with Herb and Citrus Gremolata

Spring Pea Risotto with Pea Shoots

Cardamom and Black Pepper Spiced Rhubarb Crumble

Cherry Blossom Spritz






Menu Two: Full Flower Moon Feast


Asparagus Salad with Ricotta, Honey, and Lemon

Herbed Cheese Biscuits

Spring Halibut and Vegetables in Brodo with Lemon Dill Mayo

Lemon Lavender Cookies

Fir Tip Tea







Menu Three: Easter Celebration


Garden Salad with Peas and Cheddar Crisps

Garlic Sautéed Fiddleheads

Parsley, Sage, Rosemary, and Thyme No-Knead Bread

Niçoise-Style Sheet Pan Chicken

Saskatoon Berry Cupcakes

Strawberry and Nootka Rose Shrub







Menu Four: In Praise of Parents


Dungeness Crab Salad with Cilantro and Mint

Thai Coconut Curried Whole Spot Prawns

Thai Green Curry Paste

Balsamic Roast Strawberries with Sweet Cream

Thai Mojito







Menu Five: Dinner in the Herb Garden


French Sorrel Soup

Arugula Salad with Goat Cheese and Honey

Pork Chops with Pickled Rhubarb

Potatoes with Green Garden Sauce

Lavender Blueberry Crème Brûlée

Blueberry Bellini






Summer in the Garden


To Harvest Now

To Forage Now

To Direct-Sow Now

Unusual Vegetables




Summer in the Kitchen


Menu Six: Summer Solstice Celebration


Chilled Cucumber Soup with Yogurt and Mint

West Coast Salmon Bowls

Cherry Fritters

Apricot Bourbon Smash

Herbal Iced Tea







Menu Seven: Harvest Moon Dinner


Grilled Peach Salad with Prosciutto and Buffalo Burrata

One-Pan Miso-Glazed Cod and Baby Bok Choy

Minted Broad Beans

Honey-Buttered Figs with Mascarpone and Walnuts

Mint Lemon Balm Tea







Menu Eight: Patio Picnic


Torn Crispy Bread Salad with Macerated Tomatoes and Basil

Grilled Steak and Chimichurri

Hot Potato and Bush Bean Salad with Nasturtium Capers

Grilled Apricot Pavlova

Fresh Tomato Juice







Menu Nine: Labour Day Fiesta


West Coast Shrimp Cocktail

Grilled Chicken Tacos with Peach Salsa

Hazelnut-Crusted Chocolate Pâte with Raspberry Coulis

Watermelon Agua Fresca

Rhubarb Margaritas







Menu Ten: Seaside Supper


Fresh Calamari Salad

Salmon Burgers with Dill Caper Yogurt

Peach Raspberry Swirl Ice Cream

White Summer Sangria






Fall in the Garden


To Harvest Now

To Forage Now

To Direct-Sow Now

Seed Saving




Fall in the Kitchen


Menu Eleven: Fall Equinox Feast


Oceannas Patty Cakes

Old Bay Corn on the Cob

Crispy-Skinned Grilled Salmon with Tapenade

Peach Cake

Rosehip Iced Tea







Menu Twelve: Giving Thanks


Chanterelle Mushroom Crostini

Ukrainian Family Borscht

Rosemary Garlic Roast Chicken and Grapes

Forest Mushroom Risotto

Honey, Cheese, and Nuts

Lemon Lavender Airmail






Menu Thirteen: A Small Celebration


Pear and Prosciutto Tarts with Arugula and Goat Cheese

Roasted Butternut Squash with Crispy Pepitas

Pan-Fried Brown Butter and Walnut Lingcod

Plum Clafoutis

Cranberry French 75







Menu Fourteen: Hunters Moon Dinner


Leek and Corn Chowder

Fennel, Apple, and Cabbage Slaw with Citrus Dressing

Venison Leg Roast with Blackberry Sauce

Roast Acorn Squash

Oat Baked Apples

Blackberry Sage Tonic







Menu Fifteen: The Heart of the Home


Rosemary, Grape, and Olive Focaccia

Fall Apple and Blue Cheese Salad

White Bean Stew with Kale and Fennel

No-Bake Spiced Pumpkin Cheesecakes

Peach Gin and Sonic






Winter in the Garden


To Harvest Now

To Forage Now

To Direct-Sow Now

Winter Sowing




Winter in the Kitchen


Menu Sixteen: Winter Solstice Supper


Oysters on the Half Shell

Cornbread

Clams, Garlic, and Winter Greens

Apple Cardamom Galette

West Coast Gin Martini







Menu Seventeen: Warm in the Storm


Rillettes

Roast Fennel with Cranberry Agrodolce

French Onion Short Rib Stew with Grated Horseradish

Celery Root and Potato Mash

Gingerbread Spice Cake

Spiked Coffee Bar







Menu Eighteen: Pacific North West and East


Miso Soup with Pine Mushrooms and Winter Greens

Sesame Wilted Spinach Salad

Sticky Garlic Ginger Meatballs with Cranberry Plum Sauce

Cranberry Cumin Rice

Rosemary Pear Sorbet

Green Tea with Lavender-Infused Honey







Menu Nineteen: Winter Celebration


Crab Fritters with Spicy Lemon Wasabi Dip

Slivered Winter Vegetables with Apple Ginger Dressing

West Coast Seafood Stew with Saffron Aioli

Cranberry Sour Cream Bundt Cake

Negroni Sbagliato







Menu Twenty: Snow Moon Supper


Scallops Motoyaki

Simplest Winter Salad

Chicken and Parsnip Stew

Chocolate Beetroot Cake

Grapefruit Rosemary Spritz







Preserving the Garden


Drying


Dried Herbs

Dry Herb Blends xx

Dry Wild Mushrooms

Dry Apple Rings







Fermenting


Fermented Carrots

Fermented Rainbow Slaw

Fermented Garlic Honey







Freezing


Freezer Tomato Sauce

Freezer Basil Mint Pesto

Frozen Wild Mushrooms







Jamming


Apricot Thyme Jam

Fig Balsamic Jam

Classic Blackberry Jam







Pickling


Garlic Sesame Pickled Mushrooms

Pickled Onions: Quick or Canned

Pickled Rhubarb

Pickled Nasturtium Seeds







Mustard, Vinegar, Salt + Sugar


Grainy Beer Mustard

Summer Berry Vinegar

Herbed Salt and Sugar


Rosemary Thyme Salt

Lavender Sugar








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Sabrina Currie is a writer and photographer, and the creator of the popular food and gardening blog West Coast Kitchen Garden. She is a regular contributor to Edible Vancouver Island and often offers her writing and photography services to food and beverage based businesses. With a background in culinary school, photography and sommelier training, she is passionate about encouraging her readers and community to grow, forage and source food as locally as possible. Find her online at sabrinacurrie.com.

Danielle (DL) Acken is a Canadian-born international food writer and photographer who splits her time between London, UK and her farm studio on Canadas beautiful Salt Spring Island. See her work at dlacken.com.