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Category Archives: Recipe
Two Indignant Chefs: On Papaya and Other Hawaiian Food
Chefs Justine and Esteban spend their days asking what’s happening to good food. They rail against the loss of seasonality, foodies who treat food as too precious, and taste buds that don’t remember simple, elegant flavors. Aloha from Hawaii! We … Continue reading
Posted in Environmental, Recipe, Social
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Slow Fish Workshop at UVM
by Sarah Shaffer Last weekend Real Food Revolution and Slow Food UVM co-hosted a Slow Fish Workshop on campus. Slow Fish is a branch of Slow Food International, committed to “bringing about change by returning to the origins of food, … Continue reading
Two Indignant Chefs: On Apples
Chefs Justine and Esteban spend their days asking what’s happening to good food. They rail against the loss of seasonality, foodies who treat food as too precious, and taste buds that don’t remember simple, elegant flavors. It’s apple season, and … Continue reading
Posted in Economic, Environmental, Health, Recipe, UVM
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Two Indignant Chefs: On Tomatoes
Chefs Justine and Esteban spend their days asking what’s happening to good food. They rail against the loss of seasonality, foodies who treat food as too precious, and taste buds that don’t remember simple, elegant flavors. Tomato season is winding … Continue reading
Global Food, Local Food: Farmers from Africa and Asia bring new crops to Vermont
By Cheryl Herrick A new publication is changing perceptions about what constitutes “local” and what the picture of a Vermont farmer might be. Global Food, Local Food: Guide to Growing, Harvesting & Preserving African & Asian Crops in the Northeast is … Continue reading