Sniped from the del.icio.us home page: “Breakfast” is a photo series by Jon Huck. Pretty damned interesting, too. While I wouldn’t necessarily say that it’s a particularly novel approach or subject matter, it is extremely well-executed. I’m captivated. Also: for all the diversity he represents here with respect to the food choices, let’s not kid […]
Analog Giant (tags: Vermont music blog) Community Supported Agriculture via Intervale Center (via Jill @ work) (tags: Burlington Vermont farm food todo)
Frugal Lunch via LifeHack.org: save $988 a year by bringing your lunch; put into perspective — that’s a Mac mini with upgrade RAM and hard drive (or) a little less than a year’s worth of mobile phone service (your mileage may vary on that one; or) about 120 bottles o (tags: money food) Semantic Flash: […]
Via the Wrangle: Vegetarian is the New Prius on The Huffington Post. *ahem* Let’s quote: They noted that feeding animals for meat, dairy, and egg production requires growing some ten times as much crops as we’d need if we just ate pasta primavera, faux chicken nuggets, and other plant foods. On top of that, we […]
Via infosthetics.com: When you consider that an entire plate of broccoli contains the same number of calories as a small spoonful of peanut butter, you might think twice the next time you decide what to eat. Why 200 calories? We could have chosen any amount of calories for this project, but we wanted something that […]
A. gave me a juicer for Xmas and we’ve been having some fun trying it out, one recipe at a time. It’s interesting to try out vegetable juices and fruit/vegetable juice combinations — it’s not always easy to find veggie juices at the store (for example). Observe: …all that said, we’re minding the expense through […]
What the Democrats’ win means for the sustainable-food movement by Tom Philpott (in Grist): Victual Reality column (15 Nov 2006) (tags: food environment productivity essay todo) Take better cameraphone photos via Lifehacker (tags: photography tutorial)