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Jun
13
Foodtopia in Ethiopia - A Seven Item Feast
meetup.com
Bati Ethiopian Restaurant
Found out about this via @komeeda.
Restaurant owner Hibist Legesse will walk you through the culinary arts of her native cuisine and through an Ethiopian dinner, featuring a variety of vegan and ...
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KOMEEDA 😃😃😃😃. Thanks girl!
Sep
8
Taste Talks Brooklyn
brooklyn.tastetalks.com
Williamsburg
Impressive list of speakers! Including Dan Pashman of The Sporkful (which I've been binge-listening) and Jonah Reider of the Columbia dorm restaurant Pith. "Taste Talks is a food festival in Brookl...
Jul
10
Astoria: Taste of the World
92y.org
Astoria, NY
Would love to get to explore Astoria more! "Learn the history of the Greeks, Italians, Germans, Middle Easterners, South Americans and Southeast Asians who have made Astoria one of the most diverse...
My favorite and arguably most delicious #nofoodwaste tip!
Take all the bits and pieces and on their last leg veggies in your fridge at the end of the week and make ratatouille! Roast up, sauté, and simmer everything together with olive oil, salt, pepper, ...
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GooseBarry I often make a chili with scrap veggies. Very similar.
Jun
18
Dyeing In The Kitchen Workshop
eventbrite.com
Wyckoff Farmhouse Museum
"Did you know your cupboards and refrigerator shelves contain a vast array of dyestuffs that can be used to naturally color you clothes? Onion skins! Purple cabbage! Black beans! Join us for this w...
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JoanneG I've tried to dye with beets but it didn't work very well. I should check this out.
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DietID_TeamDietitians I've tried beets too! But for red velvet cake. It worked out ok
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Gwendolyn Awesome!
Regrow these vegetables (and more!) quickly!
food52.com
"As proof that kitchen miracles so exist, here are four vegetables that regrow in one week with just water and sunshine." #NoFoodWaste
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Riki Wow, fascinating
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GooseBarry "four vegetables that only need one week of water and sunshine to regrow to a point where you can use them." One week? This is quite amazing.
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Gwendolyn So cool! Do you then put them in soil after they start growing? As in, once the carrot starts growing it root it won't be able to sit in its shallow wish any more.