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Cider-braised Brisket with Tzimmes

September 5, 2010 | by Jenny | 1 Comment

Braised brisket with tzimmes, a classic dish for Rosh Hashanah, takes a new direction with the addition of hard apple cider. Slowly cooked and tenderly watched, grass-fed beef Read More →

Filed Under: Autumn, Dairy-free, Gluten-free, Meat, Poultry & Fish, Paleo/Primal, Winter Tagged With: agriculture, american cuisine, apple cider, beef, brisket, cattle feeding, ciders, cooking, food and drink, grass-fed beef, hard apple cider, hard cider, jewish cuisine, meat, reduction sauce, rosh hashanah, stock, sweet potatoes, tallow, tzimmes, us federal reserve

Farms, Markets, Gardens: Our Week in Pictures

June 24, 2010 | by Jenny | 12 Comments

You may have noticed a distinct lack of posts recently at Nourished Kitchen, but we've been busy here in the high country - gardening, marketing, visiting farms ... laying in Read More →

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: agriculture, cattle feeding, Community, community based organizations, community gardening, crested butte, farm, farmers, farmers market, garden, human geography, human interest, kitchen, marketing, nourish, parker pastures, pasture, picture, rural community development, week, week in pictures

Ohio Ballot Could Ordain Factory Farming

November 2, 2009 | by Jenny | Leave a Comment

This year, Ohio voters are faced with a monumental decision regarding the safety of their food supply. Issue #2 on the ballot would establish a Livestock Advisory Board and give Read More →

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: animal care, animal rights, animals food, cattle feeding, corporate power, factory farm, factory farming, family farm, farms, food safety, humane society, humane society of the united states, industrial agriculture, issue, livestock, meat processing, ohio, ohio farms, poultry farming, stock car, vote, voter

Food Stamp Challenge Week #1: $68 Down

October 5, 2009 | by Jenny | 38 Comments

On Saturday morning, my son and I got dressed, packed my bag with a calculator, Seafood Watch's Pocket Guide and the Environmental Working Group's Wallet Guide to the Dirty Dozen Read More →

Filed Under: traditional foods Tagged With: beef, cattle feeding, cell phones, challenge, dirty dozen, Food, food stamp, food stamps, grocery store chains, grocery stores, health food stores, meat, nutrition, olive oil, organic food, safeway inc., stonyfield farm, to go, week

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