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Mark Diacono's Garden To Table

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Food - from garden to table - and everything connected, by James Beard shortlisted and multi award-winning author and photographer Mark Diacono, of Otter Farm, once of River Cottage.

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  • All public posts, including the archive

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  • Read all posts and recipes, and access all online events, masterclasses and interviews
  • 25% off plants + seeds from the Otter Farm nursery
  • Signed copy of my book SPICE/a cook's companion for only £3.50 +p&p

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About Mark Diacono

Award winning food and garden writer and photographer, walker, cook, gardener, music, writing about writing.

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