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How (and When) Would You Like Your Eggs?

From fried rice to frittata, these 8 recipes will help you take farm-fresh symbols of spring beyond the morning scramble The Editors

Inspector General: Organic Monitoring a Travesty Guerrilla Futures|Jason Tester/flickr

Inspector General: Organic Monitoring a Travesty

This week, the USDA's internal watchdog confirmed what small farmers and advocates have been saying for years

Whole Foods vs Walmart: A Salad Expert Reflects Carol Ann Sayle

Whole Foods vs Walmart: A Salad Expert Reflects

After attending the blind taste test featured in the Atlantic's March issue, a farmer reacts to the smackdown

A 30-Minute Meal, San Francisco-Style scaredy_kat/flickr

A 30-Minute Meal, San Francisco-Style

Considering a move to the City by the Bay, a recent college graduate gets seduced by old friends—and easy shellfish enchiladas

Shrimp and Artichokes: A Spring Thanksgiving Regina Charboneau

Shrimp and Artichokes: A Spring Thanksgiving

The start of a new season leads a Southern cook to count her blessings, including two of her favorite foods

Bluefin Tuna: Tragedy Stewart/flickr

Bluefin Tuna: Tragedy

Earlier today, delegates at a United Nations conference in Qatar cast decisive votes to determine the fish's fate. They may as well have read its death sentence.

Meyer Lemons: Mass-Market but Mind-Blowing clayirving/flickr

Meyer Lemons: Mass-Market but Mind-Blowing

This no-longer-hard-to-find citrus makes for a tart but mellow dessert filling or lemonade. Just ask Martha Stewart.

Obesity Initiative Sends Companies Scrambling Pete Souza/White House

Obesity Initiative Sends Companies Scrambling

Michelle Obama's campaign has Kraft, Pepsico, and others reformulating products. Are their efforts just PR?

The Persistence of Memory, in a Greek Sweet Aglaia Kremezi

The Persistence of Memory, in a Greek Sweet

Not every dessert is frivolous. In Greece, if a woman threatens not to make kollyva for you after you die, she means business. Slide Show

In Iowa, Sustainability, Not Just Agribusiness cwwycoff1/flickr

In Iowa, Sustainability, Not Just Agribusiness

Pan-seared lamb, thoughtful farmers, and advocates of local food leave a Parisian nostalgic for the land of corn and soy

Between Seasons, Look to the Pantry FotoosVanRobin/flickr

Between Seasons, Look to the Pantry

Drowning in potatoes, with spring vegetables still out of reach? Canned goods and spice will come to your rescue.

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Organic Supercenter

Corby Kummer, author of the piece "The Great Grocery Smackdown," finds a surprising array of produce at Walmart Watch Large » Feb 25 2010

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