Recipes for e-book

[gp305]

I am writing an ebook about backyard edible gardening and would like to include recipes for the vegetables we grow. They don't necessarily have to be vegetarian. If you would like to contribute I will gladly give you a credit.
Please email me your suggestions. Thanks!

[pinky kookie]

Chef gp305,
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I found this interesting websites for you by just writing what you want in the browser's blank space, and here they are:

VEGETABLE GARDEN PLANNING FOR BEGINNERS -
http://www.almanac.com/vegetable-garden-planning-for-beginners

Suggested Plants for 11 Rows
The vegetables suggested below are common, productive plants but you'll also want to contract your local cooperative extension to determine what plants grow best in your local area. Think about what you like to eat as well as what's difficult to find in a grocery store or farmers' market.

(Note: Link from each vegetable to a free planting and growing guide.)

Just click each vegetable name and you will find the recipes by going down the page:

Tomatoes—5 plants staked
Zucchini squash—4 plants
Peppers—6 plants
Cabbage
Bush beans
Lettuce, leaf and/or Bibb
Beets
Carrots
Chard
Radishes
Marigolds to discourage rabbits!

(Note: If this garden is too large for your needs, you do not have to plant all 11 rows, and you can also make the rows shorter. You can choose the veggies that you'd like to grow!)

BACKYARD VEGETABLE GARDEN TIPS -
http://eartheasy.com/grow_backyard_vegetable_garden_02.html

HOW TO GROW THE BEST FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IN THE BACKYARD GARDEN - TIPS & RECIPES -
Growing Great Vegetables, Herbs, Fruits & Berries in the Home Garden.
By Marie Iannotti, About.com Guide -
http://gardening.about.com/od/vegetablepatch/u/Vegetables.--M5.htm#s1