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Tom Chapin “Give Peas a Chance” Concert for Kids

Posted on October 19, 2011 by msjoannashaw
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PHCSA core group member Jen’s uncle, Tom Chapin, is a well-known musician who writes great music for kids. This Sunday, he’s playing a concert to launch his new kids album on school food, Give Peas a Chance, at PS 58 in Carroll Gardens … Continue reading →

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Seasonal Recipes from Local Chefs

Posted on October 19, 2011 by msjoannashaw
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Here are a few recipes from Zoe Singer’s “Seasonal Chef” column on Prospect Heights Patch, which features seasonal recipes from local chefs and area cooks. Kale Pesto from Sarah Peck at Ortine Duck Broth for Winter Soups from Zoe Singer … Continue reading →

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Photos from Windflower’s Brooklyn Weekend

Posted on October 19, 2011 by msjoannashaw
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We had a blast running around Brooklyn with part of the Windflower Crew last weekend. Here are some pictures. Thanks again to member Lynne for hosting the canning workshop on Saturday, and to core group member Johanna T. for organizing … Continue reading →

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Food Curated on Hurricane Aftermath

Posted on October 18, 2011 by msjoannashaw
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In case you need another reminder how lucky we were that Windflower didn’t sustain any serious hurricane damage, watch this video from Food Curated about a farm that wasn’t so lucky. Hurricane Irene Aftermath: One Farmer’s Story from SkeeterNYC on … Continue reading →

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Locavore Movement Meets Cafeteria

Posted on October 12, 2011 by msjoannashaw
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Lisa Fickenscher has a great piece in Crain’s about the push to get local produce into NYC schools. Apparently DOE contracts are up soon and the city, farmers, and local food advocates are working together to try and get more … Continue reading →

Posted in Food Policy | Tagged Advocacy, Local Food, Public Schools | Leave a reply

Fall Recipes from Food52

Posted on October 12, 2011 by msjoannashaw
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Here are a few fall recipes from Food52, Amanda Hesser’s crowd sourced recipe site. Sausage and Kale Dinner Tart Butternut Squash and Cider Soup Crispy Delicata Rings with Currant, Fennel, and Apple Relish

Posted in Recipes | Tagged Butternut Squash, Delicata Squash, Fall, Food52, Kale, Soup, Squash, Tart | Leave a reply

Gallery Fundraiser for Hot Bread Kitchen

Posted on October 5, 2011 by msjoannashaw
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Want to support our breadmakers? Join the Kitchen Cabinet for a night of cocktails and dancing to benefit Hot Bread Kitchen. Enjoy an open bar, artwork by John Chamberlain, and a DJ while mingling with other HBK supporters. All proceeds from this event will … Continue reading →

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Canning Workshop Next Week

Posted on October 5, 2011 by msjoannashaw
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Yes You Can Can!  Wed, Oct. 12, 6pm Phoenix Community Garden, 2037 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, NY Join Just Food trainer Marcia Denson and learn techniques to preserve your harvest all year long! Use mason jars, a hot water bath and your delicious … Continue reading →

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Thai-Style Pumpkin Soup from Just Food

Posted on October 5, 2011 by msjoannashaw
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This recipe from Just Food calls for pumpkin, but I’d guess you could use a similar amount of any winter squash. Thai-Style Pumpkin Soup Ingredients:     4 cups organic chicken or vegetable broth     1 quart jar organic pumpkin chunks, … Continue reading →

Posted in Recipes | Tagged Cilantro, Fall, Pumpkin, Scallions, Soup, Squash, Thai, Vegan | 1 Reply

Tomato Tart from With Fork and Knife

Posted on September 28, 2011 by msjoannashaw
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Got a couple tomatoes left? Gotta use them before they go bad? Make this tart! With Fork and Knife is a Prospect Park CSA member, and her recipes always encourage me to try something a little different. Tomato Gruyere Tart … Continue reading →

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