If not us, then who? If not now, then when? As your journey takes you further into leadership, you will reach a point in your career when money and job titles provide only so much satisfaction. That’s when you’ll understand that real satisfaction comes from the fuel underneath it all. Your purpose. All the daily…
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Breaking Bread and Changing the World: An Excerpt from Renee Guilbault’s Book, “A Taste of Opportunity”
OLIVE OIL HEAVEN: A Guide to California’s New Harvest
During the fall and winter olive harvest season, fresh olive oils flow from the mills in brilliant, luxuriously green torrents. This is the time to celebrate the drought-tolerant olive tree in California and experience the extraordinary flavors of olio nuovo and new-harvest extra virgin olive oil when it is newly milled. After the harvest season…
Stop and Eat the Flowers
By Bruce Cole
Edible Pursuit: Tomato Language
The Call of the Coals: Open Fire Cooking with Jason Michael Thomas
Unplug, get outdoors, and cook real food over a real fire this summer. I was first exposed to open-fire cooking at an early age. My father’s family waterskied and fished a number of Ohio’s lakes. I remember many fun-filled outings on Grandpa’s speedboat catching sunfish and bluegill from the dock at Indian Lake when I…
Sequoia Sake: Two-Generations of Women Ferment Innovation
Of the three female craft sake brewers in the U.S., two of them are the mother-daughter team at Sequoia Sake brewing the more than 2,000-year-old national drink of Japan in San Francisco with locally grown organic rice. This story and video are a co-production of Edible Communities and Civil Eats. Craft sake making—both in Japan…