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Joining the #FoodRevolution means that small steps can start at home, by learning how to cook a few nutritious meals, getting your kids into the kitchen and supporting local food, or even advocatin...
Here's what 9,000 years of breeding has done to corn, peaches, and other crops - Vox
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"Corn, watermelon, and peaches were unrecognizable 8,000 years ago."
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etsummer So interesting, looks like everything was small and hard. We've technically been genetically modifying foods then for thousands of years, no?
Chef Alex Raij: 'There’s not a loveless meal in the Basque Country' | The Splendid Table
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""I am just infinitely inspired by Basque cooking, Basque ingredients and the Basque landscape," says chef Alex Raij, who wrote The Basque Book with her husband, chef Eder Montero."
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Udi I took a trip last year to Basque country and the food was incredible.
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DietID_TeamDietitians Love the description of piquillo peppers.
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JenniferEmilson Love that region and the recipes that hail from it. How lovely that you were able to visit.
This breakfast is known as the banh mi op la. I could eat this everyday. If you ever find yourself in Saigon go to Hoa Ma to get this.
Side note: I'll post more pasta tips once I get back to the states.
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etsummer Yummm
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Georegulus Looks like a full plate
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DietID_TeamDietitians Omg this is amazing!! @shannonvittoria
How to Make Pesto Out Of Anything - Bon Appetit
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Yes! My favorite thing to make! "Chefs all over the country are whizzing up alt pestos featuring everything from ramp tops to broccoli rabe, and diners are loving them." #FoodRevolution
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FarmerDave I've made pesto with garlic scapes when they are available and it is like none other.
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JenniferEmilson Been doing this for ages!! Great that there's now a tutorial 😆😉
Brooklyn Brewery To Open Huge Brewery, Rooftop Restaurant at Brooklyn Navy Yard
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Along with Russ & Daughters, and Mast Brothers... #foodnews
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Brianne
School gardens need to be a staple!
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JamieOliversFoodRevolution
@Brianne agree! Some studies have shown that children who grow their own vegetables are five times more likely to eat them.
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FarmerDave
i second more growing! I've seen it in my own community. Kids and even adults who are part of the growing process have a different appreciation for the food they consume. It's like they treasure...
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