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Lopez Island Farmers, Food, and Community. Skip to primary content. 8220;Know Your Farmer” Photo Exhibit. Arbordoun Farm: http:/ arbordoun.com/. Barn Owl Bakery: http:/ www.barnowlbakery.com/. Jones Family Farm and Sweetwater Shellfish Farm: http:/ jffarms.com/. LCLT Seed Library: http:/ www.lopezclt.org/seed-security-initiative-and-seed-library/. LIFE School Garden: http:/ www.lopezislandschool.org/programs/life/garden. Lopez Island Farm: http:/ www.lopezislandfarm.com/. Enter your comment here. You are...

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Marblemount Homestead: July 2014

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Teaching and inspiring people to live more wholesome, healthy, simpler lives. Homesteading Wilderness Weekend Retreat. Monday, July 28, 2014. Our week was packed to the very top, every ounce of fun you could possibly imagine crammed into a finite amount of hours per day. If there only were more hours! On the island, we stayed with our friends Scott and Brigit, who run Sweet Grass Farm. Once back from our island getaway, lots of food needed my attention. I harvested and froze broccoli and cauliflower&...

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spring lingers | Eat Local Northwest

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June 16, 2012 in pea patch. 8221; Patience, grasshopper. This iteration incorporates wilted arugula, because ours was bolting. You can use spinach instead, or skip greens altogether. We found that cooked arugula delivers the mild, pleasing taste of spinach without the oxalic acid. Spring through and through, no matter that it’s June. Recipe: Fusilli with Fava Beans, Ricotta, and Wilted Arugula. Cook the pasta until al dente, then drain. Meantime warm 1 tablespoon olive oil in a saute pan. Add min...Willi...

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Foodshed | Eat Local Northwest

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Here are some of the nearby farms that we and our friends love. Growing Things Farm, Carnation. Willie Green’s Organic Farm. Alvarez Farm, Mabton. Tonnemaker Orchards, Royal City. Foraged and Found Edibles, Seattle. Port Madison Cheeses, Kitsap county. Check out the great discussion of local beef sources. In an earlier post. Lopez Island: Wagyu beef. Vashon Island: pork, lamb, dairy. Sedro Wolley: beef, eggs. Check out our market reports. If you have a favorite, please leave us a comment. Eat All About It.

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not as advertised | Eat Local Northwest

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July 25, 2012 in pea patch. Last fall I saved tomato seed. This was not about my carbon footprint. It was just something to try, another life experience. And why not Sun Gold tomatoes, those portable flavor bombs that produce for weeks — months — in the garden? So there I was in my kitchen, fermenting, decanting, drying the fuzzy little things. Come spring, the seeds sprouted into beefy seedlings. Anybody can do this, I thought. 8221; And the kicker is I actually. Home baked artisan bread. Sea Breeze Far...

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audrey | Eat Local Northwest

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You are currently browsing audrey’s articles. July 25, 2012 in pea patch. Last fall I saved tomato seed. This was not about my carbon footprint. It was just something to try, another life experience. And why not Sun Gold tomatoes, those portable flavor bombs that produce for weeks — months — in the garden? So there I was in my kitchen, fermenting, decanting, drying the fuzzy little things. Come spring, the seeds sprouted into beefy seedlings. Anybody can do this, I thought. July 5, 2012 in pea patch.

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raw … kale? | Eat Local Northwest

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Raw … kale? November 10, 2011 in pea patch. The story starts with a fistful of cavolo nero leaves. Time was tight. There was no game plan to speak of, and cheesy ziti bubbled and browned in the oven. But who was ready to embrace winter — by which I mean stewed kale on the side? Not here. The snappy decision was raw kale salad. We’d declined to try it a few years back, when it was all the rage. Recipe: Tuscan Kale Salad. Strip stems from kale and slice into -inch ribbons. Mix together lemon juice, oil...

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Library | Eat Local Northwest

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We like the following titles for cooking and eating locally. Mastering the Art of French Cooking,. How to Cook Everything,. The Whole Beast: Nose to Tail Eating. All About Braising,. Kitchen Gardening in the Puget Sound. Growing Vegetables West of the Cascades,. Seed to Seed: Saving and Growing Techniques for Vegetable Gardens. Seed Saver’s Exchange website. Please leave a comment if you have a favorite resource. Home baked artisan bread. Different bean / same story? Foraged and Found Edibles, Seattle.

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the usda reports on local foods | Eat Local Northwest

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The usda reports on local foods. November 16, 2011 in farmers markets. Other people said it. In the USDA’s first-ever market report. Especially striking was how much time small-farm farmers devote to selling, as compared to the bigger guys. And yet these small-farm folks bring in an average of just $7800 per farm per year — and they don’t tend to work off farm, to boot. What that means is they take home less dough than just about anybody else in America including the unemployed. What do you think? Forage...

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june berries | Eat Local Northwest

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July 3, 2012 in fruit. The homegrown berry harvest has been stuck for years at about a dozen strawberries. Per year. In prior times this meant a few intense summery bites in a composed salad or a creamy dessert. Prospects were low for an increase in harvest size; our plants grew in pots, their runners stymied by by concrete and wood and trampled by dogs. These days a free-range Biscuit pounces on anything showing a blush of crimson, meaning that the berries rarely make it back to the kitchen. Encyclopedi...