The first step in a fresh food journey
Imagine your children’s excitement and pride as they harvest the carrots they planted and cared for. Imagine watching this home-grown vegetable being happily eaten in a family meal. It really is possible! This book is all about getting more fresh food into your family’s diet – in less time, and with less stress.
Grow Just One Thing – The first step in a fresh food journey
Do you think it’s possible to grow just one thing and change your life? It was for my family. For me it set the ball rolling, sparking a desire to grow more, learn more, and ultimately changed the way my family sources, prepares, plans and enjoys our meals. This book shares our journey and experiences as well as examples from many other people whose lives have been transformed by their love of growing fresh food. I hope that it inspires you to commence your own journey.
This book will help you to create efficient systems and spaces for storing, planning and cooking your meals and ultimately get more fresh food into your family’s diet – in less time, with less wastage and less stress.
All of this comes from the momentum gained from growing just one thing.
This section of the book is based on the authors family journey and how you can get started with your family.
Create efficient systems and spaces, sourcing, planning and smart time saving tips for meal preparation are included in this section
A short series of interviews with five families that outlines how they each began their journey into growing fresh food and how it influences their lives now.
This section of the book provides some very simple recipes that are made by adding one or two ingredients from the garden. Do not underestimate what you can do with one fresh ingredient. This section also includes a resource list.
Author
Kyrstie’s dream is for all Australian families to grow at least one fresh food item at home and to experience the benefits that this brings. This book has been written to help more people get started on this journey and to explore where it may lead.
Grow Just One Thing – The first step in a fresh food journey is the debut book of Kyrstie Barcak. Founder of A Fresh Legacy.
Grow Just One Thing will teach you how to grow, how to make the most of your kitchen as part of your new approach to food, and how to use your home grown food in delicious, simple recipes the whole family will enjoy.
You will find examples from people whose lives have been transformed by their love of growing fresh food.
It will help you to create efficient systems and spaces for storing, planning and cooking your meals.
All of this comes from the momentum gained from growing just one thing.
Growing just one thing can have a positive impact on your family menu. It can influence what you eat, the activities you are involved in with your family and ultimately your health and well being. The experience of growing just one thing with your family may be so wonderful that you decide to grow more.
It is the start of a wonderful journey.
Inspiring families to grow at least one fresh food item at home to experience the benefits of fresh food.
Vegetable Garden Workbook
Clare –
Fabulous, inspiring and clear. Thanks Kyrstie, I can’t wait to get home and plant my seeds!
Laurie Green –
What a fabulous and clear journey this book takes its reader through. From first plantings through to harvesting and eating, the meal plan, smart cooking and time saving chapters are fabulous. After all, what use is growing your own food if you can’t maximise it in the kitchen! Thanks for an informative and all encompassing read Kyrstie.
Katarina Burke –
Loved the simplicity and engaging writing. Inspired to start a vegetable garden again.
Annabelle –
It’s not only great it’s inspiring and we are already talking about reviving our herb garden we gave up on and where we can plant other things
Karen –
Grow Just One Thing is so easy to read and implement. Full of ideas to get started, tips on getting the best from your garden and inspiration to build your vegetable garden to be as big (or small) as you want!