Posts tagged farmers market
Connie Caulfield: Hot Sauce Queen

NINE GOURMET HOT SAUCES YOU CAN FEEL GOOD ABOUT

Connie Caulfield is the owner of Caulfield Provision Company, a woman-owned, small family operated company that produces a line of seven gourmet hot sauces.

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Gail Taylor: Urban Farming Pioneer

Gail Taylor, owner and operator of Three Part Harmony Farm, has paved the way for urban farming in DC.  I caught up with Gail to chat about importance of urban farming and farmers, and the benefits of eating locally and seasonally.

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Shane Hughes: The Cow Whisperer

Shane Hughes, founder and owner of Liberty Delight Farms, traded his Wall Street briefcase for a tractor in Maryland and hasn't looked back since. I caught up with him to discuss his passion for sustainable farming and why it's important to know where your food comes from.

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William Morrow: Ask Your Grocer Where Those Apples Come From!

Hangry Hero Spotlight:  William Morrow

Whitmore Farm owner, William Morrow, on his life as a DC area farmer and his favorite animal Harriet the sheep, who speaks to him.

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Whitmore Farm Photo Tour

Heaven? Is that you?

I had the pleasure of visiting Whitmore Farm last week to see one of my favorite farmers, William Morrow. I've known Will since I was 19 and just getting my feet wet in the sustainable agriculture and farming/food world.  Enjoy the tour of his amazing farm with me through these photos. Happy Friday!

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Roast Pork and Ratatouille

Sunday Supper

Sunday's are my favorite day of the week for cooking!  I can take my time, use fresh ingredients from the weekend Farmer's Market haul, sip on a few glasses of wine, and enjoy the smells and sizzles coming from the kitchen.  This week I was inspired by Julia Child and decided on roast pork with ratatouille, check it out below.

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Skinny Shrimp Scampi

Scampi for Bikini Season.

Guys.  I am addicted to pasta. However, I'm also trying to look hawt in a bikini.  Lucky for me, I LOVE zucchini, so I swapped the noodles for zoodles in this adaptation of my favorite pasta dish.

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