#GETREAL THIS NEW YEAR!
Finally. It’s 2016! Many of us are pledging to make some resolutions that will really stick, and we ask:
What real food resolutions are YOU going to #GetReal about?
This month, share your good food choices using #GetReal on the Foodstand app. Each week, one lucky winner will win a #GetReal lunch for you and a friend at Dig Inn.
#GetReal with these Real Food Resolutions
Latest #GetReal Resolutions. Share yours!
Sep
13
Compost Made Easy
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Queens County Farm Museum
"Join the NYC Compost Project to learn how to reduce your waste and create "black gold" for your garden by composting leaves, kitchen scraps, garden trimmings and weeds. This workshop will cover th...
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DietID_TeamDietitians #NoFoodWaste
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DietID_TeamDietitians @commongroundcompost
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DietID_TeamDietitians @commoncompost
Sep
30
TECHmunch NYC: Food Blogger Conference
techmunchconf.com
Home Studios
NOTE! THE EVENT DATE HAS BEEN CHANGED TO SEPTEMBER 30! TECHmunch is the conference that helps food and lifestyle bloggers learn the skills they need to succeed and take their blogs to the next level.
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DietID_TeamDietitians Tag your favorite bloggers! Cc @simplywithout @JenniferEmilson
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simplywithout Ahh! Looks amazing . Thanks @Rachna
How do you feel about the phrase, "clean eating"?
I've heard some nutritionists/dietitians who do not like to label food as clean because it causes people to look at food as black or white. Others feel it helps them to stay nutritionally focused; ...
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Emma I really appreciate this question. My feeling is that "clean" makes good food sound a bit precious, pure, even pretentious. I don't love the term. Looking forward to hearing others' thoughts!
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Brianne I've struggled with this question because 'clean' is the only term I can come up with to describe how I like to eat. I'm not a vegetarian, but I don't eat meat unless I know it was raised humanely,...
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NehaNBB I don't like the term at all because it positions the opposite as dirty, and wrong - and the more we judge people about their food choices, the worse off we will be.
Big Soda sponsored 96 health groups — a big conflict of interest, study says - The Washington Post
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"Coca-Cola or PepsiCo supported health groups such as the American Heart Association while fighting soda taxes and bans."
Chamorro food. Red rice & BBQ chicken skewers. YUM!
Day 1/1: Cook Dinner More Often Level I
NYTimes "Can Big Food Change?" series
nytimes.com
There is actually a series of five articles here - but starting with the photo essay of big ag, I'm just blown away by the scale of these meat and produce operations combined in one quick read. By ...
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etsummer These photos were jarring. I had the same reaction, looking at them I thought factory and industry, not food.
Friday Inspiration: Here's How Scraps Can Help Grow The Food Of The Future | Huffington Post
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Wow, this is one of the best food waste + urban farming solutions I've heard about. I can imagine neighborhoods that literally compost into this and harvest on the weekends. I'd be curious about th...
May
18
Big Hunger: The Unholy Alliance Between Corporate America and Anti-Hunger Groups
Location:
CUNY Graduate School of Public Health and Health Policy 55 West 125th Street, 7th floor New York, NY, 10027 Andy Fisher, Adjunct Instructor, Portland State University School of Public H...
CUNY Graduate School of Public Health and Health Policy 55 West 125th Street, 7th floor New York, NY, 10027 Andy Fisher, Adjunct Instructor, Portland State University School of Public H...
Jun
13
Who's at #goodfoodspotlight tonight? If you're in person or joining via Facebook live (at 7pm), say hello in the comments!
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Ps our #NoFoodWate gallery is up!
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lauren Hello hello!!
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sugardetoxme Yo yo yo, going to be photographing folks all night long. Look for the lady in the leaf dress!
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seedsheets Heyo, Cam here talking about urban gardens!
Not sure what to do with your leftover herbs?
A fun way to utilize all of your herbs is to chop them up, put them in an ice tray with olive oil, and stick them in the freezer (yes, olive oil will freeze!). Next time you are making pasta, add t...
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BobDale This is brilliant @EvaLouise. I am going to try this.
Discovered this patch of purslane growing wild in my parent's backyard in upstate NY. Does anyone have a good recipe for this stuff?
Purslane can be used as a salad green, sautéed like spinach and probably many other ways I have yet to discover.
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sugardetoxme Never can go wrong in a salad but notice @DigInn is doing a cold salad with cantaloupe and purslane
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JenniferEmilson Love it in salad!
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LezEngel Thanks for the tips @sugardetoxme and @JenniferEmilson! Big fan of @diginn so I'll have to check out their take on purslane. Sounds delicious.