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Foie Gras: Making Informed Choices

Dec 4th, 2009 | By Jennifer Iannolo | Category: Farm, News & Buzz

I’ve met many artisanal farmers over the years, and to a person they care passionately about their work, their livestock, and for raising them in a humane way. In the end, it makes the food taste better. A stressed out cow or duck is going to have some very tough meat for you to chew, so it is in the farmer’s best interest to keep his livestock calm and happy.



The Future of Food

Sep 12th, 2009 | By Jennifer Iannolo | Category: Farm, Food

My pal Art Insana has created a wonderful new site called the-future.com, which takes a compelling look at the trends that will shape our world in the days and decades ahead, with contributions on topics ranging from fashion to science. I’m intrigued to see the discussions that will surely arise.
When Art asked me [...]



Pennsylvania’s Brandywine Valley Wine Trail

Aug 24th, 2009 | By Jennifer Iannolo | Category: Farm, Travel & Places, Wine

Last week I was invited on a little adventure to explore the Brandywine Valley Wine Trail in Chester County, PA, about 45 minutes outside of Philadelphia. At first I was surprised — I was not aware there was a wine trail in Pennsylvania. Infinitely curious and not sure what to expect, I set off [...]



Tip: Freezing Strawberries

Jul 9th, 2009 | By Jennifer Iannolo | Category: Farm, Food

Luscious, in-season strawberries in November? Why yes, in fact, it is possible.



Video: Halifax Farmers Market

Apr 14th, 2009 | By Jennifer Iannolo | Category: Chefs & Restaurants, Farm, Travel & Places, Videos

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Chef Dennis Johnston of Fid Restaurant takes Jennifer on an o’dark-hundred tour of the Halifax Farmers Market, introducing her to some of his favorite artisanal purveyors. He was also very patient with her morning need for gallons of caffeine.

A production of The Culinary Media Network. www.culinarymedianetwork.com



FP83: What’s Your Beef?

Apr 7th, 2009 | By Jennifer Iannolo | Category: Audio Podcast, Farm, Food, Interviews

If you’re a beef lover like me, things can get a little confusing when it comes to buying the right thing — or even finding out which beef you like best.

 
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FP82: Chef Brian Scheehser

Jan 23rd, 2009 | By Jennifer Iannolo | Category: Audio Podcast, Chefs & Restaurants, Farm, Interviews

 
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Chef Brian Scheehser of Trellis Restaurant in Kirkland, WA joins me to talk about farm to table, sustainable cuisine and his tips for preserving delicious fruits and vegetables through the winter months.
In these times, we can all use some help with that!
http://www.trellisrestaurant.net
Food Philosophy is a production of the Culinary Media Network (www.culinarymedianetwork.com).

Music: Beau Hall (www.beaurocks.com) [...]



CMN Video: Bogs Across America

Oct 9th, 2008 | By Jennifer Iannolo | Category: Farm, Food, Videos

CMN Video: Bogs Across America
Jennifer and Chef Mark get a healthy dose of cranberries at Ocean Spray’s Bogs Across America event in New York’s Rockefeller Center. We get cooking tips from Cindy Taccini, learn how cranberries are harvested from Adrienne Kravitz, taste some great dishes and learn who won [...]



FP56: CheddarVision

Jul 22nd, 2007 | By Jennifer Iannolo | Category: Audio Podcast, Farm

These innovative Brits not only produce some fantastic cheese, but they’ve also created the world’s first live-streaming video of cheddar…aging. Consider it the gourmet version of watching paint dry.

 
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The Farmosphere?

Jul 5th, 2007 | By Jennifer Iannolo | Category: Farm

I love it when technology functions as a tool to help those who might, at first glance, live a life far removed from the cyberexistence that pervades the rest of us (I, for one, seem to be chained to this laptop). Last weekend I wrote an article about farmers markets for our Hudson Valley newspaper, [...]