AKG105 - Wisewoman's Cookery
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Wisewoman’s Cookery: Food, Sex, Magic & Merriment
In this episode I’m talking about a fabulous book that involves interesting uses of plants. ‘Wisewoman’s Cookery: Food, Sex, Magic & Merriment’ is written by Shannon Loeber and Mary Edwards, and is ‘a guide to aphrodisiac cooking, sensual simplkes and folklore erotica’.

Authors Shannon Loeber and Mary Edwards
Shannon and Mary have come on the show to explain how they came to write this book, to tell us about their garden and their favourite sensual plants , to talk about the links between good food and well-bring and to offer you the chance to win a copy of their book!
To be in with a chance of winning, listen to the show and then let us know which plant you would most want to have with you if you were marooned on a deserted island with your lover. email me your answer, together with your name and address, before the end of June. Shannon, Mary & I will pick our favourite answers to be the winner, and we may read some of the responses out on the show. We will never pass your details onto anyone else! Shannon & Mary are happy to send the books anywhere in the world, so get your thinking caps on :)
If you want to know more about the book then you can read the review on my blog and visit the Wisewoman’s Cookery website. You can buy a copy of the book online via Chapters.indigo.ca or Amazon.ca.
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My book – ‘The Alternative Kitchen Garden: An A To Z‘ – is out now. Follow the link for reviews, interviews and more. You can order a copy online from the Green Shopping Catalogue or Chelsea Green or via Amazon UK and Amazon.com
The Alternative Kitchen Garden Seed Appeal aims to raise enough money for the Kew Millennium Seed Bank to conserve an entire plant species and the wildlife it supports.
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What a fantastic, illuminating and fun episode – I loved the ‘interview’ format, and you all had a great rapport :)
I have made careful notes, and will try and find a desert island (expect my suggestion for choice of plant in the post :D)
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james · Jun 3, 08:09 AM
We loved meeting Emma and her husband Pete, and had a wonderful time recording the interview – we laughed a lot and felt very relaxed and at home.
We feel blessed to be included in Emma’s incredible blog and we are looking forward to gifting the winners of our competition a copy of our book.
xoxo Shannon & Mary
Shannon & Mary - Wisewoman's Cookery · Jun 7, 05:42 PM