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In a (Quick) Pickle

A good pickle is a party—crisp, flavorful vegetables, acidity, saltiness, sweetness, and aromatics as the interesting guest from out of town.
Robert Pincus
08.08.07
Keywords
ingredients,
vegetable,
produce,
robert pincus
food + cooking

Food with a Farmer's Face

With a little time to spare, I made the best batch of pesto I could from ingredients in my field and around the house.
Tim Stark
07.31.07
Keywords
tim stark,
cooking + technique,
farming,
agriculture,
produce
food + cooking

Love’s Labor, Eaten

Fava beans are ugly and a ton of work. You want them anyway. Here’s why.
Robert Pincus
07.25.07
Keywords
ingredients,
vegetable,
produce,
seasonal,
robert pincus
food politics

Knucklehead Farmer, Act 2 ...

A perfect ear of unsprayed sweet corn is one of the great rewards of farming the way I do.
Tim Stark
07.17.07
Keywords
farms + fish,
produce,
tim stark,
corn
food politics

Scary Crabs and Tainted Vegetables

Karen Coates, blogging from Chiang Mai, wrote recently about how Southeast Asians try to avoid buying mainland Chinese produce.
Fuchsia Dunlop
06.29.07
Keywords
fuchsia dunlop,
health + science,
asia,
china,
produce
food politics

Stiff Penalties Apply

The bad news about food in China continues.
Fucshia Dunlop
06.28.07
Keywords
fuchsia dunlop,
health + science,
china,
produce
food + cooking

Red, White, and Greens

Spring begins when the farmers at the Greenmarket bring their weeds in to sell. They’re marvelous.
Robert Pincus
06.20.07
Keywords
robert pincus,
ingredients,
produce,
spring,
seasonal
food + cooking

Brand New World

Pop quiz: Your first child has arrived, 2 1/2 weeks early, after a blindingly short labor. Quick—what's for dinner?
Robert Pincus
06.13.07
Keywords
cooking + technique,
vegetable,
produce,
cookbooks,
robert pincus
food + cooking

Cornering the Market? Well, Not Exactly

Jane Daniels Lear
06.13.07
Keywords
ingredients,
seasonal,
produce,
jane daniels lear
food politics

One More Reason to Eat Organic

Exposure to pesticides can dramatically increase your chances of getting Parkinson's disease, according to a recently published paper.
Barry Estabrook
06.11.07
Keywords
health + science,
nutrition/diet,
politics of the plate,
farming,
barry estabrook