Local Food

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• Pop!Tech Pop Quiz: Lina Srivastava (Video)

  
  TreeHugger — Authority: 674
  Finding brilliant engaged people at the Pop!Tech conference is easier than shooting fish in a barrel (even if youre a weekday vegetarian). Case in point, we interrogated Lina Srivastava , a New York-based consultant who currently serves as the social change strategist for Th... Read the full story on TreeHugger
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• NASCAR Driver Sues Farm. For Noise.

  
  TreeHugger — Authority: 674
  Image credit: Charleston City Paper & Save Ambrose Farm From switching to local grains to embracing backyard slaughter , locavores can be a committed bunch. So its no wonder that a group of South Carolina foodies were up in arms when they heard their favorite farm is being sued for... Read the full story on ...
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• An Interview with Economist Michael Shuman

  
  Civil Eats — Authority: 578
  “Community food enterprise” is the term Michael Shuman , author and Director of Research and Economic Development at BALLE (Business Alliance for Local Living Economies), has coined to describe locally owned food businesses, which he argues are emerging as vital economic stimulators worldwide. His new report, ...
  13 hours ago

• So, what were the foodie trends of 2009?

  
  thefoodiegifthunter.co.uk — Authority: 127
  What trends does your crystal ball show? Back in January I wrote a post on what I thought would be the big trends in food, and it’s interesting to look back and see whether any of it came to pass, whether the crystal ball gazing was any good! Here goes: 1. A return to home-made goodies – I think we can safely ...
  16 hours ago

• Economic Insecurity and Hunger: An Opportunity for Real Reform

  
  The LA Progressive — Authority: 142
  Food stamp use is now at record highs and increasing every month. There is evidence that as need grows the stigma of such use decreases. Terming the aid “nutritional assistance” rather than welfare... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
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• Pop!Tech Pop Quiz: Tom Darden of Make it Right (Video)

  
  TreeHugger — Authority: 674
  Tom Darden steers Make it Right , the green building non-profit that Brad Pitt sparked after Hurricane Katrina. The mission: to bring 150 sustainable (and storm resistant) homes to the Lower Ninth Ward of New Orleans. We pinned do... Read the full story on TreeHugger
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• Winter Feast from Edible Boston

  
  BostonZest — Authority: 468
  The winter issue of Edible Boston is out and available in the best food places around the area and online. You can find copies at most of the advertisers locations.Publisher Ilene Bezahler has created a local winter feast. In her introduction to the issue she wrote, "...our Winter Feast menu evolved. We realized we ...
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• All Hail the Mighty Fava!

  
  Milkweed Diaries — Authority: 92
  Q. The fava bean is: A) a cover crop B) a delicacy C) a soil aeration tool D) an ornamental plant E) a fertilizer factory F) all of the above. If you guessed "all of the above," congratulations. Yes, the fava is all that. And more. Like many McDonalds-eating teenagers, I had never heard of ...
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• The Revisionist Revolution has begun!

  
  The Proud Political Junkie's Gazette — Authority: 139
  by: Lynn Swearingen (c) 2009        Jackass Alert #11Gongratulations! Sen. Harry Reid!  You been nominated!According to the latest campaign to encourage one and all to support the big “O’s” Health Care push, the big gun has been pulled out. The “R”…………“Instead of joining us on the right ...
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• Cooking with local food

  
  Make Friends With Food — Authority: 114
  Ive been restraining myself from buying new cookbooks lately. Between the cookbooks I already have, the food publications I read, and the wealth of ideas I encounter online, there’s no way I’m ever going to be able to make all the promising recipes out there. My pile of magazine clippings alone could keep me busy ...
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• The Beef Stops Here at Sacred Heart Hospital

  
  Twilight Earth — Authority: 466
  At Sacred Heart Hospital in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, if you end up in one of the beds because your burger had some super-bacteria, you’re in for a treat. Have you watched the movie Food Inc ? If not, do yourself a favor: Before you eat another meal made from food that you don’t know the origins, watch this ...
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• Bloody food - Xidato (Ξυδάτο)

  
  Organically cooked — Authority: 120
  This post is based on a recent discussion on the blogosphere about the use of blood in food.My upbringing was not based in the countryside or the mountains, even though both my parents were born and raised in such environments (my father in the countryside, my mother in the mountains); my links with these worlds have ...
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• New Orleans-area tailgaters recipe might take her to the Super Bowl

  
  NOLA.com — Authority: 682
  Dutchtown resident Judy Armstrong, who tailgates regularly at Saints and LSU games, might win a Super Bowl trip w/her recipe for pork-Gouda poppers. Pork-Gouda Poppers are jalapenos stuffed with cheese then wrapped in thin pork slices and bacon.Representing the south,...
  2 days ago

• Pop!Tech Pop Quiz: Emily Pilloton of Project H Design (Video)

  
  TreeHugger — Authority: 674
  Each year a small horde of scary-smart people assemble in quaint Camden, Maine for the Pop!Tech conference. We cornered some of these worldly and verbose savants and administered a special kind of torture: answer big questions with Yes, No, or Maybe. We hit em with tough ones on nuclear... Read the full story on ...
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• Beekman Farm Joins a Movement: "Ruralpolitans" Moving From Cities to the Farm Life

  
  Planet Green — Authority: 616
  "Ruralpolitans" are moving from urban or even suburban homes and out to the country. Whos doing it--and why?
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• Great Tips For Selecting A Holiday Villa In Portugal

  
  Travel, Travel Vacations, Travel City, European Travel and more Informations — Authority: 443
  More and more holiday makers are now choosing to stay in a holiday villa in Portugal during their vacations. Holiday villas are extremely well loved in countries with a warmer climate and many of them have a swimming pool. There are many types of villa available to rent on your holiday and it is up [...]
  2 days ago

• Dark Days Week 3: Comfort food (part 1)

  
  Dropstone Farms — Authority: 114
  It’s Part 1 because I am sure this won’t be our first display of cozy comfort food this winter. My mom often made something she called Swiss steak, which I remember fondly. I was afraid that when I went to find a recipe, her version would be nothing like the canonical Swiss steak, but actually something with ...
  2 days ago

• All Aboard The Hypocrisy Reduction Train (Or is it the Limo?): At a Literal Crossroads, The Devil’s Choice Can Be Subtle

  
  Doug Fine: Author, Journalist, Adventurer, Goat-Herder — Authority: 99
  
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• Science & Soul: Cellular Automata

  
  Science & Soul — Authority: 104
  Science News in Brief Turns out that the Iron Curtain helped isolate Eastern Europe from more than the Western world.  It also blocked the import of alien bird species.  Restrictions on the movement of people and trade in Soviet bloc countries prevented invasive birds being imported, a problem which has plagued ...
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• Yardbirds: Columbia, S.C. Moves Closer to Allowing Urban Chickens

  
  TreeHugger — Authority: 674
  photo: J. Novak I had always said that once we moved out of the city, my first purchase would be a chicken coop. But now I might not have to wait until I live in the country for my very own farm fresh eggs because my native Columbia, S.C. is moving closer and closer to allowing chicken coops within city limits. And ...
  3 days ago

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