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Recipe: Arancini

ByMilkRun TeamFebruary 22, 2020

The name Arancini actually comes from the word “Arancina” which means “little orange” because of the size, round shape and rich orange color of the dish. Arancini is an Italian street food and we love serving these for hors d’oeuvres parties. They are easy to make, versatile

ByMilkRun TeamNovember 21, 2019

Thanksgiving: Star ingredients, how to cook a turkey, side dishes & techniques... this is a resource guide!

ByMilkRun TeamNovember 6, 2019

Paul Durant opens up a small door on the top of the crusher & malaxer of his olive mill and an intensely grassy smell immediately fills the area. Inside, hundreds of pounds of Tuscan olives from the Reddings in Salem, Oregon are being smashed, pit and all. This is the

ByMilkRun TeamOctober 8, 2019

The San Francisco Ferry Plaza Farmers Market with Staffan Terje, Perbacco Staffan Terje is executive chef and owner of Perbacco and Barbacco restaurants in San Francisco’s Financial District. He’s fortunate to have the amazing San Francisco Ferry Plaza

Feeders

5 Fav #Feeders of Instagram – August

ByMilkRun TeamAugust 27, 2019

Our favorite Instagram Feeds of August @NedLuddPDX: We are a wood fired restaurant located in Portland, Oregon. We look forward to sharing with you the best of our American Craft Kitchen. http://www.nedluddpdx.com Why we love @NedLuddPDX: Chef Jason French has the

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Somebody’s Children Need to Grow Up and be Farmers

ByMilkRun TeamAugust 14, 2019

An interesting conversation has been going on online this week. It was sparked by an Op-Ed in the Sunday New York Times by a seaweed and shellfish farmer in Connecticut: “Don’t Let Your Children Grow Up to Be Farmers.” This inevitably struck a cord with

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Anthony Boutard’s Astiana Tomato

ByMilkRun TeamAugust 10, 2019

Anthony Boutard of Ayers Creek Farm never uses the term “heirloom” when referring to his vegetables. “That’s crap”, he says. He believes that one should be constantly reselecting for varieties that do best in the given micro-climate. Which is

Seeders

5 Fav #Seeders of Instagram – July

ByMilkRun TeamJuly 31, 2019

Our favorite Instagram Feeds of July @yonderwayfarmer: Farmer Jason Full-time farmer of Yonder Way Farm, husband to @fivechicksandfarmer, and daddy to 4 crazy chicks. “Seeking to live each day, not simply exist.” http://www.YonderWayFarm.com

Eaters

The Locavore Index: Which States Eat Local?

ByMilkRun TeamJuly 10, 2019

A Vermont-based organization that advocates local food has released their annual report called “The Locavore Index“. They use a formula considering the number of farmers markets, CSAs, food hubs on a per capita basis and the percentage of farm-to-school programs

MilkRun Guide

15 Berries of the Pacific NorthWest

ByMilkRun TeamJune 20, 2019

A short and practical visual guide to 15 berries you can find in the Pacific Northwest - from strawberries to huckleberries, tayberries, and more! Plus, science!

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