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Category Archives: News
The Whole Wheat Hope Burger
I used to be very diligent about writing my thoughts down, taking the time to sit and reflect more about my work, about life. This year, stopping has been neglected more and more (as apparent in my timeline of posts … Continue reading
“I like cous cous, I like cilantro!” — Inspired food education in Southeast DC
Last weekend marked the annual Slow Food DC community potluck. In addition to the usual array of friendly people and delicious food which I’ve come to expect at these sorts of things, I had the pleasure of meeting a number … Continue reading
2012 Winter Welcome Potluck
Date: Saturday, January 28, 2012 Time: 1:30pm to 3:00pm Location: Church of the Pilgrims, 2201 P St NW Washington, DC 20037 (entrance around the corner from main doors, on the left) Cost: Free! (suggested donation $5) What to Bring: Your … Continue reading
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How the Grinch didn’t steal school food
I don’t make new years resolutions; I make them everyday. We as a society should be aware of our actions everyday and the effects they have on others… something Congress has lost sight in; something we need to urge them … Continue reading
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Slow Food DC Snail of Approval Award Spotlight: P&C Market
Across the street from the west side of Lincoln Park in Capitol Hill, you’ll find one of the winners of our Snail of Approval Awards: P&C Market. P&C is the perfect place to nip in and grab a coffee and … Continue reading
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What’s in season: BUTTERNUT SQUASH!
Believe it or not, a few farmers’ market are still open this time of year. (Dupont Circle and Takoma Park markets are open on Sundays year-round, and my own Columbia Heights market runs every Saturday through mid-December.) While milk, eggs, … Continue reading
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Get involved with Slow Food DC!
Yesterday afternoon, Slow Food DC held a committee fair — a chance for those interested in becoming more involved with SFDC either as a board member or committee participant to learn more about what we do — at MLK library. … Continue reading
Committee Fair: November 6th
As always, there are many ways for you to become involved with Slow Food DC! We will be holding a very important committee fair on Sunday, November 6, from 1:30 to 3:00 pm at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial … Continue reading
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What’s in season: KALE!
I don’t know quite how bananas got the reputation as being Nature’s Perfect Food. In my mind, that title should go to kale. Raw, massaged, steamed, stir-fried, chopped into soups, stews, quiches… kale is infinitely adaptable, crazy healthy, and surprisingly … Continue reading
Food Day Activities: Attend an Event
Searching “Washington, DC” on the Food Day website will give you over 100 events happening right here in the beltway! While Slow Food DC hasn’t organized a specific event for Food Day, we are hoping you will find plenty of … Continue reading
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