The humble seed is the very antithesis of capitalist production: It will produce goods without the application of labor. It is abundantly self-regenerating. It is…
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Dirt is perhaps the most under-respected culinary ingredient around. But try to cook without it and see how far you get. More crucial for flavor…
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Comments closedThe freshness of the summer market lingers on my palate as we slowly transition into winter. As I reluctantly let go of sun-ripened tomatoes and…
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Comments closedThe Farmers’ Markets here in NYC are riotously abundant now, and I have to contain my enthusiasm as I walk the aisles. I simply want…
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Comments closedToday I pulled back the mulch in my garlic bed. I was greeted by tender green shoots, holding aloft the fulfillment of a promise. In…
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Comments closedLorraine came to live with me 2 weeks ago, having been brought here by a mutual friend. She’d injured herself trying to start a fight,…
Comments closedThe final harvest is underway, and among the fruits are my memories. Among those nourished is my soul. I have such a deep history with…
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Comments closedFrom CAS, 071510 This past weekend, the Sanctuary was New York’s most exclusive dining venue. White tablecloths were spread on large circular tables. A musical…
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