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Last Update: Mon Jun 9 12:00:53 2008

+ Bok choy, turnips, turnip greens, salad greens, beet greens + A family member sent out an email headed with the greenery above, stating that these were the first goodies taken home from a local ...

+ Speaking of Elitist Eats...Frito Pie! + Though I have lived in New Mexico over 15 years, I had never tasted that NM-created delicacy, Frito Pie, until this past Saturday. It ...

+ Elitist Eats on the Campaign Trail + In a NYTimes piece on Obama's right hand guy, Reggie Love, we learn the following tidbits about the candidate's tastes: ...

+ Mainiac Farmers Make The TeeVee + Our own young Summit Springs Farm duo, Sonya and John, star in a video report that ran on WCSH-TV, Portland, recently. The camera ...

+ On Fat Kids and Stingy Buffets + The Washington Post is running Part 2 of a major piece on childhood obesity in America, an exploration of the excesses of one ...

+ Eat Crap, Win Voters' Hearts and Minds? Part Two: The Booze Factor + "Mocked for not finishing his waffles, he ( Obama) has made a joke about his newfound willingness to drink beer in blue-collar bars ...

+ In the Face of World's Disasters, What? + What can we do? Thousands of people are without shelter, food and clean water in both Myanmar and China. At least in China, the ...

+ Spuds Are In At Summit Springs Farm + Reddale, Carola, Butte, Cranberry, Russian Banana Fingerling, and All-Blue--they are in! Potatoes, of course. Glorious tubers ...

+ "Food 2.0" Energizes! + Charlie Ayers is my kind of food guy and cook. Most associated with being the fellow who "fed Google," he was the head chef there from ...

+ Myanmar Disaster Also Affects World's Rice Eaters + The destructive tsunami that has killed more than 22,000 people in Myanmar quite obviously has a food repercussion. First of all, the ...