While the topics ranged from seed saving, soil science and starting a food business to school food, greening urban infrastructure, food education, advocacy and policy, the underlying themes were community and equity.
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Sure there are some boozy options, but that’s not all that our writers and editors are drinking around the city.
Culinary director Adam Kaye explains how Blue Hill created the project — and why.
In an effort to give our photos and illustrations the attention they deserve, we’ve created downloadable wallpapers for all of your devices.
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Each successful applicant is overseen directly by Food-X and a panel of hand-picked experts including Food Tank president Danielle Nierenberg, Food+Tech Connect founder Danielle Gould, chef Dan Barber and journalist Michael Moss to name a few.
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Milk & Hops is nearly identical to its two siblings in Queens.
Like soup from a stone, each of those neighborhood flavors goes into the pot and the result is greater than the sum of its parts.
You can look forward to local roasted beets with oranges, grilled organic tofu with ginger and charred broccoli with roasted garlic — and those are just the vegan options.