Alan Atha knows ale. Try repeating that fast after a glass or two of his stellar beers! A former USA […]
Food For Thought Tip: Engage Your Senses
Fellow Real Food advocate Julie Coburn (tasteoftheplace.com) says, “Real food is about so much more than just eating. It’s about […]
Bite Me!
*Photo Credit: The Pioneer Woman Super Bowl Sunday is this weekend, and in sports bars and living rooms across America […]
Cooper’s Public Market: A Locavore’s Paradise
Locavores rejoice! Cooper’s Public Market, a one-of-a-kind grocery store, will open its doors to the public on Saturday, January 25th, […]
Breakfast In A Glass
Nothing prepares you to face a busy day like a nutritious breakfast. Think about it. In the morning your body […]
Eating Clean in 2014!
Each New Year brings opportunity. Armed with the insights we’ve gained over the past twelve months, January’s clean slate means […]
Farminista’s Holiday Gift Guide 2013
Are you stressed about holiday shopping? No worries! If you’re searching for a few last-minute gift ideas, then consider some […]
Light Up Your Holidays!
The holidays are a mixed bag at our house. Each December I struggle to balance everything on my growing “to […]
Giving Thanks
This Thursday, families will gather at tables across America to give thanks. They will feast mostly on Turkey and all […]
Cheers!
Last weekend I began putting together my menu for our family Thanksgiving feast. Planning the food that will grace our holiday […]
Sonoma’s Retro-Fabulous Fremont Diner
There’s nothing nicer than a weekend drive in the North Bay wine country. The weather is beautiful, the people are […]
In Season: Figs
Hello. I’m Karen and I’m a figaholic. So there it is for the world to see. I LOVE figs. I love […]
Gleaning for Good
Last Saturday I woke up to misty gray light filtering in through the bedroom blinds and the unmistakable sound of […]
HEIRLOOM HEAVEN: Highlights from the 2013 National Heirloom Expo
Last Tuesday I grabbed my friend Nancy and headed up to Santa Rosa for the opening day of the third […]
A Seed Saved . . .
Summer is winding down and so is my vegetable garden. The tomato plants are looking particularly sad at present–their once […]
