With a little planning ahead, a relatively small number of organic ingredients can be transformed into several days worth of satisfying meals without breaking the bank. Using whole ingredients, i.e. whole chicken verses chicken breast, allows you to get more for your money. You end up spending a greater percentage of your budget on the [...]
Posted by Renée Woodring on September 18th, 2008 under
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Over Labor Day weekend, San Francisco played host to the first annual convention of Slow Food Nation. While I was unable to attend the historic gathering in celebration of American food traditions, my sister was lucky enough to stumble across the event while passing through the city on her vacation. She had the opportunity to [...]
Posted by Renée Woodring on September 4th, 2008 under
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