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susan’s new calendar is live for 2011 and she might be coming to your area—so check it out! she will be back in florida at the epcot international flower and garden festival for her third year, and she will be heading from coast to coast and many places in-between. she will be in san diego, indianapolis, arkansas, michigan, san antonio and numerous places on the east coast.

just released!
celebrate horseradish herb of the year 2011!
compiled & edited by susan belsinger for the international herb association,
184 pages, perfect bound, color cover; 4 page color insert, 50 b&w photos and illustrations;  $13.95 retail; order from www.iherb.org.

susan has been a contributing blogger for www.vegetablegardener.com for almost two years. check out her weekly articles and photographs—there are lots of recipes posted there as well as writing from the road and seasonal gardening info. many of her recipes from fine gardening and kitchen gardener are linked there.see susan live in her garden and kitchenon the following three videos on the fine gardening web site; please click on the links below! How to Harvest Annual Herbs | Freezing Herb Paste Oil | How to Dry Herbs

susan was honored with the international herb association’s Otto Richter Award.

read more about the creative herbal home by susan belsinger and tina marie wilcox! browse Susan's Online Book Store! and check out her inventory.

learn more about recent herb of the year publications: Celebrate Dill! Herb of the Year 2010  and Bay, Herb of the Year 2009. Distillation of Grecian Bay Laurelread all about my unique and exciting, sensory experience on the isle of syros with the american college of healthcare sciences (www.achs.org).


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Highlights

Potato Corn Chowder with Bay

Though this soup is relatively quick to prepare, we chose many years ago to make the recipe a large one so we could have leftover soup for lunch or a cup before dinner later in the week. 
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Roasted Squash with Bay

Getting the hard skins off is a bit challenging to some. Smooth-skinned squash are easier to peel than ones with ridges; sometimes I peel them with a vegetable peeler.
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Red Beans and Rice

This recipe is about as N’awlins as you can get—besides crawfish, gumbo and jambalaya. Red beans and rice are eaten all over Louisiana, but are supposedly Cajun in origin;...
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