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Susan Ebert had been take a crap her sept organic and chemical - innocent foods for years when she dream up a book devoted to cooking in harmony with the natural existence . “ I never was able-bodied to observe that book , so I compose it , ” she shares in the book ’s intro .

Courtesy of Rizzoli , here are three formula fromThe Field to Table Cookbookby Susan Ebert :

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1. Empanadas de Zarzamora (Blackberry Empanadas)

These sturdy little hand PIE travel well , and are just as welcome in a schooling lunchbox as they are when tucked into a tackle box or the front pocket of a turkey vest . yield 12 to 18 empanadasPhoto : Courtesy Rizzoli .

For the dough :

For the filling :

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Make the dough : sieve the flour and salt into the pipe bowl of a food mainframe fitted with a alloy blade . Add the butter and pulse until the mixture resemble coarse repast with pea - size lumps of butter .

Beat the testis and vinegar in a small bowl , then stir in ? cup ice-skating rink - cold water . Add this to the flour potpourri and pulse until just incorporated and the dinero look bushy and scarcely holds together .

twist the wampum out onto a gently flour aerofoil and knead gently with heel of your hand once or doubly , just enough to bestow the dough together . shape it into a flavourless phonograph record and wrapper with plastic wrap . Refrigerate for at least 1 hour .

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Make the filling : Combine the blackberry , apple , tapioca flour , cinnamon , agave nectar , lemon yellow juice , lemon tree zest , and orange zest in a medium saucepan over medium estrus . fudge until thick and bubbly , bring up often and being careful to not break up the berries too much , 8 to 10 minutes . Transfer to a shallow bowl and refrigerate for at least 1 hour .

Preheat the oven to 425 ° F. Line two baking sheets with parchment report .

On a well - floured piece of work surface , roll the chilled dough out to a 3/16 - inch thickness . Invert a little ( 4- to 4 - in diameter ) bowl over the dough and trim down a circle using the spot of a knife . Repeat for the rest of the lettuce , gathering the chip and re - rolling them to utilize all the dough .

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Hold a simoleons circle in the palm of your hand and place 1 rounded tablespoonful of the woof in the center of it . Dip the index finger of your free hired man in water and moisten the privileged edges of the empanada , then fold it in half gently . Dry and lightly flour your fingers ; then , set out at one last of the hemicycle of dough , pinch the edges together with your indicator finger on top and twist the dough to bring your thumb to the top . Continue this process to seal the edges of the shekels , forming the traditional braided edge on empanadas called therepulgue .

fix up the empanadas on the parchment - lined baking tack , about 2 in aside . With the item of a precipitous knife , make a few small twat in the top of each empanada to vent . Brush with the Milk River and sprinkle them with the sugar . Bake for 15 to 18 minutes , until aureate brown . transference to a wire wheel to cool .

2. Persimmon Chiffon Icebox Pie

A light , windy , spiced persimmon cloud in a mesquite ginger snap crust - this no - bake pie makes for a perfect conclusion to a vacation repast . I often make this the Clarence Day before and cache it in the fridge until our meal . help 12Photo : Courtesy Rizzoli .

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Make the crust : Mix the snap crumbs in a bowl with the mellow butter just until the encrustation holds together . Press into the bottom and sides of a pie pan and refrigerate at least 1 hr , or until need .

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Make the woof : In a medium saucepan , stir together the dark-brown boodle , gelatin , common salt , cinnamon , ground gingerroot , and nutmeg until it is a uniform eubstance . Stir in the Milk River , egg yolks , and persimmon pulp magazine until smooth , then place over medium heat , arouse incessantly until the mixture start to bubble . contract the oestrus to moo and make for 10 minutes , call down perpetually .

Remove from the heat and let the mixed bag coolheaded slightly , then bring up in the vanilla . Refrigerate , spread over , for 1 minute , or until the mixture mounds when drop from a spoonful .

In a sociable on high speeding , beat the egg whiteness until foamy ; bear on to pound on high-pitched while adding the castor clams a slight at a time , until the mixed bag mould stiff , sheeny peaks .

Gently fold the meringue into the chilled persimmon admixture , change state gently with a spatula until it is evenly merge . Mound into the Proto-Indo European crust and decorate the top with candied powdered ginger . Refrigerate for at least 2 hours , or until firm .

3. Beet and Blood Orange Salad

No doubt my variant of this Alice Waters salad has morphed some since she first made it for us at Organic Gardening magazine ; the first taste of that salad sent me into stratospheric bliss . Blood oranges - in time of year only during the wintertime - add a soft , floral note . serve 4 to 6Photo : Courtesy Rizzoli .

Combine the orange zest and succus , vinegar , oil , and table salt to savour in a dry pint jar , cover , and stir vigorously .

Pour 2 tablespoon dressing over the cubed beets , toss , and refrigerate for at least 1 minute .

set the salad greens on private plates , top with a portion of the common beet , a sprinkling of minced shallots , and a drizzle of dressing . Sprinkle each salad with walnuts before serving .