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Posted: Mon Nov 12, 2012 5:16 pm Post subject: A Farmer’s Daughter
A Farmer’s Daughter
By Dawn Stoltzfus
Welcome to the warm and inviting kitchen of Dawn Stoltzfus, a young Mennonite wife and mother who was raised on a dairy farm where simple, wholesome food was a key ingredient of the good life. In A Farmer's Daughter, she opens up her recipe box, wipes away the crumbs and wrinkles from the well-loved recipes, and shares them with cooks and food-lovers everywhere. She offers us over two hundred delicious recipes that reflect the comfort foods she learned to cook from her mother, the same hearty and creative recipes she made and sold at The Farmer's Wife Market.
Along with the simple, wholesome recipes for starters, main dishes, sides, and desserts, readers will find charming stories from Dawn's Mennonite upbringing, tips and tricks for easy meal planning and preparation, and ideas for serving with flair. Anyone who loves to feed their loved ones hearty, wholesome meals will treasure this cookbook. _________________ quickbooks hosting provider
I think your question is the "children of Punjab." Thanks for bringing this to our attention. I have an article here, but no answers to your question.
Children of Punjab farmers who committed suicide seek Central help
Gargi Parsai
The children will be joined by several others in a solidarity march in New Delhi today
NEW DELHI: Twelve families, mostly children and widows, of indebted farmers who had committed suicide in Punjab are here to knock at the doors of the Central government.
One farmer’s wife burnt herself to death, rather than face the ignominy of having the ‘artiya’ on the doorstep every week. On Thursday, the children will be joined by several others here in a solidarity march. They will wear T-shirts that say, “Every farmer counts. Every child dreams.”
The children, who gave up their studies and are struggling to keep the local moneylender at bay, have come to Delhi to seek redress. “Nothing can be done for you,” is the common refrain they have been hearing from the local administration for years, even as the loans their farmer-fathers took multiples with huge interest.
Tears welled up when 16-year-old Dharmendra from Chotia village recounted his father’s death. The farmer died after consuming pesticide. _________________ buy facebook fans
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