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Are You Local or Organic? Part Two

Responding to your thoughtful comments This week I had planned on waxing poetic about my little victory garden. The Brandywine and Mr. Stripey tomatoes whose arrival I’m anxiously awaiting, the sweet peas that are eagerly climbing up their stakes and it looks as if this year there will be cantaloupe. But after seeing how last [...]

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Making a Better Butter

Adventures in making Homemade Butter I really do love butter. A crusty baguette with creamy European style butter is one of my favorite snacks. I love the local butter I’ve been using even more, the difference in taste between one that is made from fresh, organic cream versus the big name brands on most supermarket [...]

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Fishing for the Local Availability of Fresh Fish

Navigating my way around the fish counter One thing I’ve learned about this journey to a more sustainable food lifestyle is that I still have so much to learn. Just when I think I’ve got a good handle on things I discover there is still yet another area where I fall short. First it was [...]

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Shortcomings, from My Sustainable Kitchen

Spring is a time of re-birth and like the start of a new calendar year I welcome the opportunity to wipe the slate clean and begin again. As people we should constantly be improving ourselves and there is no better way to start than with our food consumption and overall eating habits. I’ve stated before [...]

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