Commune Tested, City Approved
Tuesday, April 29, 2008

1970s flashback

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I came across this poster today on the Maine Organic Farmers & Gardeners Association website. It brought back memories of that first Com...
Monday, April 28, 2008

Making mujaddara

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I first ate mujaddara at the River Cafe in Hallowell, ME. It was an amazing combination of sauteed onions, lentils, rice and spices. It was ...
Saturday, April 26, 2008

Habitat in the hood

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Even though we're nestled right in the heart of downtown Portland, we manage to give a bit of space to the birds. With food, water, cove...
Friday, April 25, 2008

Is corn king?

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You may have seen it on PBS. If not, you've probably seen all the hype in the local press. Like Omnivore's Dilemma, the documentary ...
Thursday, April 24, 2008

Are you a Green Streeter?

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Tomorrow's the last Friday of the month, which means it's Green Streets day . Up your eco street cred and lower your carbon footprin...
Wednesday, April 23, 2008

Farmers out in force

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The farmers' market is hopping in Portland's Monument Square this afternoon. This is the biggest crop of vendors I've seen all s...
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Cookbook notes: The Art of Simple Food

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“The Art of Simple Food: Notes, Lessons, and Recipes from a Delicious Revolution,” by Alice Waters, $35 This cookbook isn’t vegan. It isn’t...
Tuesday, April 22, 2008

Eat your way to a greener earth

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In light of today’s big holiday, here are 3 tips for eating with the earth in mind: 1. Eat local foods Support farmers’ markets, buy loca...
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Monday, April 21, 2008

Portland's pizza secret

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After 4 pm at O'Naturals on Exchange Street in the Old Port, you can get pizzas on their signature flatbreads. They're definitely wo...

Grow food for prosperity

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Today's Portland Press Herald has two stories that deal with the rising cost of food. In one, grocery and convenience stores talk about ...
Sunday, April 20, 2008

Bake cookies tonight

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These little treats may look all granola and healthy. But don't be fooled. They have enough chocolate-y, sugary goodness to lure in anyo...

How I survived winter

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In case you were wondering how I manged to get locally-grown arugula and tomatoes through the frozen depths of a Maine winter, the answer co...
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Saturday, April 19, 2008

Party like a blog star

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Justin Ellis, the Portland Press Herald writer known for his insightful, witty words, celebrates one year of blogging tonight at Dock Fore ...

TLTs for lunch quickie

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Here's a favorite quickie recipe that feeds my current tempeh obsession. Use Fakin' Bacon or saute up your own smoky seasoned tempeh...
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Shocker: Spanish chefs discover vegetables!

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The May edition of Food & Wine has a story by Anya von Bremzen about the latest trend among Spain's high-end chefs: Locally-grown v...
Friday, April 18, 2008

Planting the seeds of art

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Tonight we brought home our newly framed baby, Green Tangle, a silkscreen by Friederike Hamann and Colin Sullivan-Stevens of Field gallery ...
Thursday, April 17, 2008

Do you take bacon with your veganism?

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Helena Echlin has a fabulous piece on Chow.com about the dos and don'ts of dinner parties for folks with unique dietary styles. Such a...
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Spelt Right helps kids eat better

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Last night I heard some encouraging news about the state of school food. It seems Beth George who runs Spelt Right bagel company in Portlan...
Tuesday, April 15, 2008

What to make when it's 7:50 pm

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You may have noticed I have a tempeh obsession lately. I just can't help it. There's this whole wide world of tempeh out there and I...
Monday, April 14, 2008

You're sorbetto-ing me crazy

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Here's how I know I suffer from dark chocolate sorbetto addiction: I have a frequent pint card on file at Maple's Gelateria . At lea...
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Avery Yale Kamila
Portland, Maine
As a girl who’s gone from the commune to the city and managed to keep her natural foodie intact, I’ve witnessed some pretty strange sights. (Headless chickens, raw goat’s milk, willow trees killed by Round-Up, Wheat Germ covered ice cream, the inner workings of a Burger King.) Even though the commune gave way to a family farm years ago, the view these days is pretty sweet, with the growing popularity of local food, the sky-rocketing interest in meat-free meals and the beginning death spiral of industrial food. (Can anyone say recall?) Here I chronicle the natural foodie lifestyle, plus take occasional walks down memory lane to my Sunshine Farm commune childhood. Welcome to my world.
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