BooksWomen's Studies
Keeping the Rope Straight
Engaging story for middle readers on the life of Navajo activist Annie Dodge Wauneka I'll Go and Do More
The life of Annie Dodge Wauneka, feisty Navajo leader and activist Daughters of the Earth, the Lives and Legends of Indian Women
A look at the lives of North American Indian women in traditional societies. Cookbooks
The New Southwest Cookbook
Recipes from Outstanding Restaurants and Resorts The Prickly Pear Cookbook
Delicious recipes for prickly pear pads and fruits. Travel
West of Paradise: Exploring Southeastern Arizona
Old West meets New West in this guide to a legendary land Ethnobotany
American Indian Cooking: Recipes from the Southwest
Learn how Indians used 50 edible wild plants |
Events
Prickly pear fruit are delicious and easy to gather.
Talks and SigningsGardeners of Tucson
January 10, 2012, 7 p.m. Ward 6 Office, 3202 E. 1st St. Wild food growing in your garden is full of flavor and nutrients. Learn how to turn these gifts from Mother Nature into dinner.Tastes, of course. Native Seeds Search Seminar
January 16, 5 p.m. 3061 N. Campbell Ave. Go Wild! Delicious Desert Vegetables Drop in to the monthly NSS Salon for a discussion of delicious ways to prepare our edible native plants. We'll do a little cooking and some tasting to of recipes from The Prickly Pear Cookbook and Cooking the Wild Southwest. Changing Hands Bookstore
Tempe, Arizona January 27, 2012, 7 p.m. I will once again join Marilyn Noble, author of Southwest Comfort Food to discuss the benefits of eating locally, whether you gather your food on the desert or buy it from a farmers' market. A Talk for Your Group If your group would like me to provide a program featuring any of the material from my books, please call me at 520-622-0252. |
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