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A 4th Generation Oyster Fisherman, and Early Ties to the Oyster Industry (video)

A 4th Generation Oyster Fisherman, and Early Ties to the Oyster Industry (video)

Bill Taylor, of Taylor Shellfish Farms, a 4th generation oyster farmer shares his families century old connection to the shellfish industry.

How To Make Oysters Rockefeller (video)

How To Make Oysters Rockefeller (video)

It not only tasted rich, it was often served to the rich, and so it got its name: Oysters Rockefeller

Community Supported Agriculture for Seafood

Community Supported Agriculture for Seafood

You join a CSA every year, buy eggs fresh from the farmer at the market, and you only buy locally-sourced, pastured pork and beef. But what about that salmon on your grill this summer? Do you know the waters from which it came, know the fisherman who hauled it in?

Coming Next: Pacific Northwest Oysters (video)

Coming Next: Pacific Northwest Oysters (video)

Next week, we dive into the world of Pacific Northwest oysters. Check out the video preview.

Selling Micro Greens Chef to Chef (video)

Selling Micro Greens Chef to Chef (video)

They are fresh, tiny, short-lived, and chef’s in the know, love them!

Growing Micro Greens and Organic Produce for Restaurants (video)

Growing Micro Greens and Organic Produce for Restaurants (video)

Chef Stacey Givens, founder and owner of The Side Yard in Portland, Oregon, and chef at Raptor Ridge Winery in Newberg, talks about growing micro greens and selling them to the city’s finest restaurants. Since the term “micro greens” is relatively new, below are answers to a list of frequently asked questions. What are micro [...]

Salmon Gravlax with Creme Fraiche (video)

Salmon Gravlax with Creme Fraiche (video)

Chef Annie Cuggino of Veritable Quandary demonstrates how to turn simple ingredients into an incredibly tasty salmon salad dish.

Has ‘Organic’ Been Oversized: Avoiding Tragedy On Maple Street

Has ‘Organic’ Been Oversized: Avoiding Tragedy On Maple Street

The screenwriter Rod Serling was a master at portraying the acutely self-conscious angst that drove Americans of the Cold War era to embrace orthodoxy and conformity at the expense of individuality and liberty.