Marisa McClellan, of Food In Jars, talks about the canning process. High acid foods & the purpose of adding sugar.
Interviews
Wide ranging interviews with noted experts delving deep into our food culture. Guests Include scientists, authors, journalists, farmers and others
Hash Throughout the World
Clark Haass, author of “Hashcapades: The Art of the Perfect Hash Adventure,” talks about the ubiquitous nature of hash, and how it’s found in many other cultures, each with their own characteristic versions of it.
The Art of Fermentation: Sandor Katz Interview
In this video interview with noted author Sandor Katz, he talks about his latest book, The Art of Fermentation, and his passion for ferments.
Among Largest Remaining American Chestnut Trees in North America
Organic chestnut farmer, Chris Foster of Cascadia Chestnuts in Portland, Oregon shares his first-hand knowledge of the American chestnut tree.
Alan Kapuler: His Garden and Thoughts on Life
Alan Kapuler, founder of Peace Seeds, and former research director for Seeds of Change shares his unique perspective on life and agriculture.
Jo Robinson: Eating On The Wild Side
Jo Robinson’s new book Eating on the Wild Side: The Missing Link to Optimum Health takes careful measure of the last 15 years of scientific research in the fields involving food and nutrition— tens of thousands of individual studies are distilled into a sizable number of startling revelations.
How Modern Flour Made Local Grist Mills Disappear
Tom Henrich, volunteer miller at the historic Cedar Creek Grist Mill museum, a working hydro-powered mill near Woodland, Washington talks about what led to the demise of these mills in the early 1900’s.
An Interview with Deborah Madison: Vegetable Literacy
Veteran food author Deborah Madison’s new cookbook “Vegetable Literacy” draws inspiration for its recipes directly from the garden.
Symphony of the Soil: Interview with Deborah Koons Garcia-2
Independent filmmaker, Deborah Koons Garcia talks about her latest film Symphony of the Soil, and some of the ways that she brings together animation, watercolor images, and original music, to provide a better understanding about soil, and to encourage a closer connection to nature.
Widespread Obesity: Are Certain Chemicals Also a Big Contributor -2?
In part 2, Dr. Susan Katz, of the Oregon’s Physicians For Social Responsibility outlines some basic steps to avoid consuming products containing obesogens, along with a list of chemical resources.
