30 October 2009
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As part of its Center Scene public programs, The California Endowment is presenting an event focused on bringing good, clean, and fair food to food deserts and other underserved communities. In many neighborhoods across the country–including several in Los Angeles–access … Continue reading
14 October 2009
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A perennial favorite among Slow Food members and friends is the annual Chasen Kuyo (Tea Ceremony Whisk Celebration) of the Zenshuji Soto Buddhist Temple. Many thanks to Lauren Deutsch for alerting us to each year’s details. See below for information … Continue reading
12 October 2009
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Since the beginning of summer, Evan Kleiman has been baking a pie a day, and her posts and tweets about her successes and learning experiences have ignited the interest and creativity of many home bakers. At this event, home cooks … Continue reading
12 October 2009
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The New School of Cooking will welcome Daily Kos blogger and author Jill Richardson for a reception and signing of her new book, Recipe for America: Why our Food System is Broken and How to Fix It: When: Friday, October 16, 2009 … Continue reading
4 September 2009
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We’re delighted with the growing media attention that Slow Food’s Time For Lunch campaign is receiving and want to remind our members and friends–new, old, and prospective!–that there are six Eat-ins scheduled in and around Los Angeles for Labor Day: ++ … Continue reading
31 August 2009
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We’ve received many inquiries from those of you interested in supporting improvements in school lunches but unsure what an eat-in is, or what it means in the context of the Time For Lunch campaign. What is an eat-in? An eat-in … Continue reading
26 August 2009
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Are you planning to attend one of the six Eat-ins planned across Los Angeles for Labor Day? Are you looking for a way to become more involved? Sign up to host a small cooking team to get to know neighbors … Continue reading
10 August 2009
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As we’ve mentioned, one of the key components of Slow Food USA’s Time For Lunch campaign is the Eat-In: a potluck-style gathering to discuss issues and take action. Slow Food Los Angeles is grateful to a team of exceptionally enthusiastic … Continue reading
2 August 2009
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Slow Food Los Angeles believes that good, clean, and fair food is a right, not a privilege, and we are excited to share news about our participation in Slow Food USA’s Time For Lunch campaign. Why School Lunches? Every school … Continue reading
31 July 2009
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The Fallen Fruit Collective and Machine Project are cooperating on their Fourth Annual Public Fruit Jam: When: This Sunday, August 2, 2009 from 10:00am until 1:00pm Where: Machine Project, 1200 D North Alvarado, Los Angeles Cost: Free Slow Food Los … Continue reading
9 July 2009
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Honey Chiffon with Fresh Strawberries Blenheim Apricot with an All Butter Crust Chicken and Tarragon Pot Pie Three Berry Pie with Raw Cream Double Cherry Hand Pie Spinach, Tomato and Fontina Quiche Do you love pie? We do. Please join … Continue reading
25 April 2009
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Homemade baked goods — yum! But our members often think (and bake) creatively. Have you experimented with natural sweeteners like agave or unrefined cane sugar? Do you boost the fiber and nutritional content of your recipes with whole grains? Have … Continue reading