Mrs. Kluger's rhapsodies on the thrill of pawpaw picking or maple sugaring or harvesting a trove of woodland mushrooms may...

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THE WILD FLAVOR

Mrs. Kluger's rhapsodies on the thrill of pawpaw picking or maple sugaring or harvesting a trove of woodland mushrooms may not inspire you to pluck and gather yourself but some of her recipes -- maple barbecue spareribs or sour cream elderberry pie -- sound marvelous. But not all. Who would seriously consider batter-fried dandelion blossoms or cattail-pollen pancakes except to flu up space in a cookbook paying faddish obeisance to Mother Nature's plenitude? Urbanites will feel discriminated against and even farm folk will probably prefer Betty Crocker's cakes to Don's Irish Moss Seaweed Pudding.

Pub Date: Aug. 7, 1973

ISBN: N/A

Page Count: -

Publisher: Coward, McCann & Geoghegan

Review Posted Online: N/A

Kirkus Reviews Issue: Aug. 1, 1973

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