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Posted on March 19th, 2011
Below the Recipe This Weekend Join me! Spring Tonic at the Lenox Library Project Native Film Festival in Great Barrington More Recipes with Goat Cheese Feeding the World without Destroying it Susan Sellew of Rawson Brook Farm with her baby goats. (Photo from Berkshire Food Journal) [...] Posted on March 1st, 2011
Local Food News Below It’s Maple Month! Recipes Using Maple Syrup An Oral History of Girlhood and a New England Farm More about Maple Syrup
My niece Sadie, third generation pudding lover, who knows to keep blowing and eat it warm! (See her savor it below.) [...] Posted on February 19th, 2011
Local Food News Below Good Meat, Comprehensive New Book on Sustainable Meat Learning About & Buying Sustainably Raised Local Meat Berkshire Maple Dinner on March 14th White House Garden is Swell, but Obamas need to do more. The Recipe You won’t believe the depth and character of this meat borscht, a [...] Posted on February 15th, 2011
Food News Below More about Potatoes Ted Dobson of Equinox Farm Talks about Farming Berkshire Kripalu Community Talk and Book Signing “Changing the Way We Eat”big TED event now online American Farmland Trust’s Planning Agriculture Guide
The recipe Cute is not my thing. I ripped the bows off [...] Posted on January 30th, 2011
Good Food News Local Authors Celebrate I Must Have Bobo! with Connie’s Apple Coffee Cake National Kudos to Local Artisanal Baker USDA Launches New Biobased Product Label (See below for these stories)
(Going, going, almost gone. One classic coffee cake, nutty and moist with apples.) [...] Posted on January 24th, 2011
Valentine’s Day Locavore Cooking Class New Facebook Farmers Market Grassfed Beef Conference This Week (See below for details) Imagine life without onions, so essential to the Indian diet that there were riots when their price spiked. Here they’re a winter staple for their price, flavor and longevity. Pretty in [...] Posted on January 19th, 2011
This local food combo was born of culinary desperation and cabin fever. After two days trapped in the house by ice and snow, I scavenged for supplies. The results? A hash of winter roots topped with poached eggs that’s great on its own. A drizzle of ancho chili ketchup lends treble to the earthy [...] Posted on January 6th, 2011
New Cooking Classes Fabulous February 12th cooking class At my home in West Stockbridge, MA 10 am-2 pm, including a full meal Great Valentine’s Day gift or take it as a couple Private at-home classes & culinary coaching available Join me in the Berkshires and Manhattan Contact me. February [...] Posted on December 29th, 2010
Celebrate the New Year with Maine shrimp, which are small and sweet with the taste of a cool ocean breeze. They’re in season right now when they go happily into Chinese Dumplings or the light shrimp seviche here. I bought my shrimp from a local fish buying club. Or [...] Posted on December 21st, 2010
Thinking of a locavore treat that you can make now for the holidays? (Full and festive winter locavore meal below)
These truffles were so popular last year that I’m blogging them again. They’re extraordinary in their simplicity — fresh local cream mingles with the [...] |
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