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26.Edible wild plants (gardeningfromthegroundup.us)
Gardening From The Ground Up
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27.Have you ever eaten in complete darkness? (londoneater.com)
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29.Herbivoracious - Vegetarian Recipe Blog With A Fine Dining Twist (herbivoracious.com)
I've been a vegetarian since 1984. I'm passionate about bringing big flavors and good culinary technique to vegetarian cooking
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31.Forkable Slow Food for Fast Living (forkableblog.com)
Slow Food for Fast Living
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32.Window Farms (windowfarms.org)
Window Farms are vertical, hydroponic, modular, low-energy, high-yield edible window gardens built using low-impact or recycled local materials.
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33.Portland Fruit Tree Project (portlandfruit.org)
By empowering neighbors to share in the harvest and care of urban fruit trees, we are preventing waste, building community knowledge and resources, and creating sustainable, cost-free ways to obtain healthy, locally-grown food. Because money doesn’t grow on trees… but fruit does!
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34.encyclopedia of spices (www.theepicentre.com)
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35.Tartelette (www.mytartelette.com)
At 24 years old, I became the executive pastry chef of a French restaurant where I stayed for 6 years.I started writing Tartelette (my nickname in my family) at the same time I was leaving the restaurant, unsure of what to do next, knowing it would be with food, writing about pastry, styling food, enjoying food.
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36.True Siberian Kale - over-wintered in my Nipissing garden (chapmanslanding.blogspot.com)
Kale is said to be one of the oldest cultivated vegetables. This leafy green vegetable belongs to the Brassica family, a group of vegetables including broccoli, Brussel sprouts, cabbage and collards
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38.Recipe Scrapbook - Scrapbook Ideas for your favorite recipes (www.kevinandamanda.com)
Over 6 years of handmade recipe scrapbooks
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39.Table of Condiments (backtable.org)
Table of Condiments That Periodically Go Bad
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40.So Your Teenager is Going Veggie | Health | Green Living (greenlivingonline.com)
For better and for worse, your teenager is beginning to become an autonomous, freethinking individual.Then, just as you think you couldn’t find one more thing to fret over, she announces she is going vegan or vegetarian. Shiver.
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41.Must View: SLIDELUCK POTSHOW (www.slideluckpotshow.com)
Slideluck Potshow is a non-profit organization devoted to building and strengthening community around food and art.
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42.SDHU Posts Restaurant Inspection Reports Online (www.sdhu.com)
Before we had the technology to go online, the public could call us for inspection and enforcement information for restaurants and other food premises,” said Stacey Laforest, a manager in the Health Unit’s Environmental Health division. “Posting the information on our website makes it more accessible to the public.”
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43.Cochrane Council approves abattoir site subject to conditions (www.cochranetimespost.ca)
ONE Meats will now be able to proceed with the environmental study on the lands commonly known as the Rose property. The approval from council came after lengthy discussions with a number of concerns raised and the following decision was made by council.
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44.A Noah's Ark for seeds (www.theglobeandmail.com)
Why the future of the global food supply could one day depend on the contents of a vault in northern Norway
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45.Feed the world: grow fish in Alberta's badlands (www.nationalpost.com)
South of Alberta's Badlands, where rainfall averages are lower than parts of Ethiopia, Nicholas Savidov's self-contained ecosystem has grown literally tons of fish, vegetables and fruit, for years, all with hardly adding any water.
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46.Gluten free, food allergy free restaurant search (www.specialgourmets.com)
Instead of searching for gluten-free, dairy-free, or other allergen-free recipes one site at a time, you can search them all here!
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47.Foraging Food: Licorice Ferns and Earthly Kindness (www.culturechange.org)
For dessert, I chewed the sugary rhizomes of a licorice fern I found growing atop moss on a log at a wilderness area
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48.Sydney International Food Festival | Ads of the World (www.siff.com.au)
With well over 400 different events across the month of October, most of which sold out, it’s been a busy foodie time.
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49.Northwest Fudge Factory (www.influentialwomen.ca)
This led to the creation of nearly 100 new recipes including her famed cream-and-butter style fudge. Twenty five other flavours make up the core of her business. Seasonally-themed favorites such as pumpkin pie fudge and blueberries-and-cream are made by special request, along with branded fudge cornerstones for Dalron Construction Limited.
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50.Royals taste a little bit of Levack (www.thesudburystar.com)
Her Royal Highness, Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, stopped by the Northwest Fudge Factory exhibit at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair in Toronto on Nov. 6, where she was presented with a box of fudge by Cindi Thornberry.