Six Seasons: A New Way with Vegetables
A book that proves with each of its 225 recipes that ripe, seasonal ingredients makes better cooks.
Six Seasons: A New Way with Vegetables
A book that proves with each of its 225 recipes that ripe, seasonal ingredients makes better cooks.
Design
You’ll find other cookbooks that are structured around the seasons but this is the one that we return to, year after year. You’ll find autumn, winter and spring—and summer, “where the action is,” comes in three waves, much like the offerings in shops and farmers markets. McFadden hopes readers find these recipes, made using what he calls mostly quite ordinary ingredients and methods, “delicious, even revelatory…but never fussy.”
Details
- The cookbook that’s also a calendar and a shopping list
- 2018 James Beard Award Winner for Vegetable-Focused Cooking
- 7.9” x 1.6” x 10.4”
- Hardcover, 384 pages

About The Author
Joshua McFadden is the founder of Submarine Hospitality in Portland, Oregon. He owns and manages Ava Gene’s, Cicoria, and Tusk restaurants. He’s also published Grains for Every Season. The book was co-written by Martha Holmberg, a cookbook author who has also served as editor in chief of Fine Cooking magazine and food editor of The Oregonian newspaper.
You Will Also Love…
More favorites that remind you how much you love vegetables


