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The Restaurant Behind a Chef's Fresh-Foods Philanthropy
Michel Nischan's foundation has made fresh produce a priority—and his restaurant has quietly done the same for years
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Courtesy of The Dressing Room
Michel Nischan's foundation has made fresh produce a priority—and his restaurant has quietly done the same for years
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The organic advocate delivered an impressive talk on food this Wednesday—one that proves he really knows his stuff
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We don't need to grow more food. Instead, we need to know the world's population—and what they'll be eating.
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One Atlantic writer thinks genetically modified alfalfa isn't a threat to the organic food industry. This one, however, isn't so sure.
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The approval of pesticide-resistant alfalfa will send ripples through industry—and could hit organic milk and meat hard
Samuel Fromartz
A German city's hearty bread and herb-filled cuisine proves you can make food taste good without processed-food tricks
Samuel Fromartz
In developing nations, efficient food distribution and better infrastructure could be more important than higher crop yields
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California has approved methyl iodide, even though its predecessor was banned—and despite its own scientists' warnings
Samuel Fromartz
A new book features the recipes that have helped Tartine Bakery's crusty, naturally leavened loaves attract a cult following
Samuel Fromartz
A baking enthusiast serves up his recipe for ciabatta, a light, sweet, chewy bread named for its slipper-like shape
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Rules to garden by: Grow what you like, don't grow it if you can't buy it, and think imaginatively
Samuel Fromartz
Tackle a whole fish and you'll reap rewards—including the fatty belly. A guide from cutting board to frying pan.
Samuel Fromartz
Would an artist work with only one color? Look beyond white flour and advance to heritage grain and flax seed compositions.
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Why Jamie Oliver's biggest stumbling block in West Virginia has been deeply ingrained food preferences
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The Naked Chef's new show has been hyped, but for good reason: our lunchrooms are stuck in a pizza rut
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As the divide between the Food Network and everyday eating widens, it's time to put the reality back in television
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How consumers, farmers, and advocates teamed up to convince the government to change the rules.
Called to duty at a food celebrity's charity dinner, an amateur succeeds with just a home oven.
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