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EPISODE · Nov 2, 2018 · 29 MIN

Seed Saver/Author Ben Cohen's new book "From Our Seeds & Their Keepers", A Collection of Stories

from TennesseeFarmTable.com · host Amy Campbell

- The feature of this episode is an old time Appalachian tradition, saving seeds, particularly bean seeds. Seed saver Ben Cohen has written a brand new book entitled “From our Seeds and their Keepers”, A Collection of Stories, with forward written by Bill Best. We hear a story of a bean that Ben has saved and returned to the Cades Cove Museum in Blount County, TN that was originally from Kermit Caughen - one of the last people to live in the Great Smoky Mountain National Park. - Amy shares a soup bean recipe to share with you that might rival your Mamaw’s. - Fred Sauceman shares a segment on a variety of Appalachian beans, terms of Appalachian bean preparations, and a story of the “Noble Bean” that was saved by Seed Saver Bill Best of Berea, Kentucky.

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