89 posts tagged eat local challenge
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Feels like spring
http://urbanhennery.com/ 2008/ 05/ 10/ feels-like-spring/The fruit trees are blooming, as are the tulips, and spring is definitely here. Finally! Today was overcast but strangely warm, it finally started to rain just as the sun went down. I finished 90% of the hard work in the veggie garden today. That involved finishing 3 of the last 4 rows to be dug and raked.
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I’m Back!
http://soccermomsandsinglechicks.wordpress.com/ 2008/ 05/ 10/ im-back/Okay…so only the three people that check my blog on a regular basis will have noticed that I haven’t blogged in quite awhile, but I’m excited to post about all of the things I’ve been doing over the past two months! First and foremost, I have Melinda at Elements in Time to thank for The Growing Challenge (see sidebar).
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Cupcake Challenge
http://www.la.cityzine.com/ 2008/ 05/ 10/ cupcake-challenge/Probably inspired by our very own “Best Cupcake in LA” competition we held, Drink:Eat:Play is putting on their own “Cupcake Challenge.” 10 local LA cupcakeries (namely Yummy Cupcakes, Vanilla Bake Shop, Milk, Famous Cupcakes, Hotcakes, Lucky Devils, The Oinkster, Violet’s Cakes, Babycakes, My Little Cupcake, Lark, Essential Chocolate Desserts, and Mrs.
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Spring finally arrives?
http://urbanhennery.com/ 2008/ 05/ 03/ spring-finally-arrives/Spring finally arrives? May 3rd, 2008 by Laura While the weather makes me think otherwise, it seems that spring has finally arrived. At the U District farmers market this morning there were signs of it everywhere. From the bigger crowds bearing canvas bags, to the flower vendors flush with tulips, to the raabs and arugula, to the very first spears of asparagus.
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Just the Facts, Ma’am
http://www.foodonthefood.com/ food_on_the_food/ 2008/ 05/ just-the-facts.htmlThe numbers are in from Drumlin’s Winter CSA: Cost of farmshare vegetables for the season: $400 If you helped with the farm work: $300 Broken down by week: $20 Pounds of food per week: 22 What it would have cost at the store: $516 Total money saved: $216 Having your heart broken by the local farmer:
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Definitely Not Survivor Material
http://www.foodonthefood.com/ food_on_the_food/ 2008/ 04/ definitely-not.htmlI jogged a new route today and found myself looking for excuses to stop and catch my breath. An Asian woman was foraging for greens along the banks of the Charles carrying a large shopping bag full of them. Since she didn’t look crazy, I stopped to ask what she was picking.
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If you can't be with the one you love
http://tasterspoon.typepad.com/ taster_spoon/ 2008/ 04/ if-you-cant-be.htmlOr, if you didn't get the vegetables you love (nope, no asparagus yet), love the vegetables you get! Shiitakes! So I've been putting into action that plan of eating a thing until you're used to it, and it seems to be working. We got another load of agretti, and I tried a few more recipes until it was, dare I say it, tasty.
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Falling off the Wagon
http://www.foodonthefood.com/ food_on_the_food/ 2008/ 04/ falling-off-the.htmlI was cleaning out all the dirt from my crisper this weekend, taking stock of how many carrots I have left, when I found two little CSA radishes in there. Six-month-old radishes, yes, but they were still perfectly good and crisp. There was also a beet.
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Ready to Meet the Challenge
http://www.girlbehindthelens.com/ journal/ ?p=407Ready to Meet the Challenge Writing by jennifer on Sunday, 13 of April , 2008 at 5:41 pm Fellow Corvallis blogger, Kate has presented an enticing challenge to those of us who live here in the Corvallis/Albany area. Her new site, Mid-Willamette Valley Eat Local Challenge encourages us to make an
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Local As I Wanna Be
http://vitalinformation.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 04/ local-as-i-wanna-be_13.htmlLocal As I Wanna Be Document It A while back, my wife made an apple pancake for weekend brunch. Should I take a picture I asked. "Document it" she said. Here's the apple pancake and a few other local meals, giving you all a good idea how we survived the Chicago winter eating local food.