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    Articles by Angela Garbes
    http://whistlingtrainfarm.blogspot.com/The unfortunate kale patch. Yesterday morning, as I looked out the window
    http://whistlingtrainfarm.blogspot.com/The unfortunate kale patch. Yesterday morning, as I...
    By Angela Garbes • December 13, 2010 12:00 am

    http://whistlingtrainfarm.blogspot.com/The unfortunate kale patch. Yesterday morning, as I looked out the window at sheets of relentless rain, I heaved a…

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    flickr user TrinityHow do you spell relief? Thanksgiving was an embarrassment of
    flickr user TrinityHow do you spell relief? Thanksgiving...
    By Angela Garbes • November 29, 2010 12:00 am

    flickr user TrinityHow do you spell relief? Thanksgiving was an embarrassment of riches: a twenty-pound smoked turkey, Edna Lewis’s Silken…

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    Hauntingly good stew. There are some recipes that just stick with you.
    Hauntingly good stew. There are some recipes that...
    By Angela Garbes • November 23, 2010 12:00 am

    Hauntingly good stew. There are some recipes that just stick with you. A little over a year ago, I went…

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    After much resistance, a few weeks ago (with the help of a
    After much resistance, a few weeks ago (with...
    By Angela Garbes • November 19, 2010 12:00 am

    After much resistance, a few weeks ago (with the help of a certain winter squash soup), I succumbed to fall…

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    The final few weeks of our summer CSA from Local Roots Farm
    The final few weeks of our summer CSA...
    By Angela Garbes • October 25, 2010 12:00 am

    The final few weeks of our summer CSA from Local Roots Farm have held some real gems: fluorescent favorite romanesco,…

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    Name of food writer: Angela GarbesPosition: Voracious bloggerShame factor: I don’t believe
    Name of food writer: Angela GarbesPosition: Voracious bloggerShame...
    By Angela Garbes • October 11, 2010 12:00 am

    Name of food writer: Angela GarbesPosition: Voracious bloggerShame factor: I don’t believe in shame when it comes to food.Contents:Top Shelf:…

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    http://www.bookschlepper.com/marketblog Sometimes I feel that I have been outsmarted by celery. I
    http://www.bookschlepper.com/marketblog Sometimes I feel that I have been...
    By Angela Garbes • October 11, 2010 12:00 am

    http://www.bookschlepper.com/marketblog Sometimes I feel that I have been outsmarted by celery. I always seem to have the it on hand,…

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    http://commons.wikimedia.orgHomemade Sausages. Four Generations.Any food-loving Seattlite who reguarly ventures south of I-90
    http://commons.wikimedia.orgHomemade Sausages. Four Generations.Any food-loving Seattlite who reguarly...
    By Angela Garbes • October 6, 2010 12:00 am

    http://commons.wikimedia.orgHomemade Sausages. Four Generations.Any food-loving Seattlite who reguarly ventures south of I-90 knows about Bob’s Quality Meats, one of the…

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    capitolhillseattle.comThere’s something about the cool gray weather of Fall that makes this
    capitolhillseattle.comThere’s something about the cool gray weather of...
    By Angela Garbes • September 29, 2010 12:00 am

    capitolhillseattle.comThere’s something about the cool gray weather of Fall that makes this season the perfect compliment to (read: perfect reason…

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    Land of DeliciousnessFile this under Holy Awesome: Next Monday, October 4, Basque
    Land of DeliciousnessFile this under Holy Awesome: Next...
    By Angela Garbes • September 24, 2010 12:00 am

    Land of DeliciousnessFile this under Holy Awesome: Next Monday, October 4, Basque restaurant The Harvest Vine is going Filipino. Lumpia,…

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    Two hours in the woods = wild blueberries for days. Nearly all
    Two hours in the woods = wild blueberries...
    By Angela Garbes • September 20, 2010 12:00 am

    Two hours in the woods = wild blueberries for days. Nearly all the fresh produce we’ve eaten this summer has…

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    yelp.comIt’s official, Seattle: there is no reason to buy packaged tofu in
    yelp.comIt’s official, Seattle: there is no reason to...
    By Angela Garbes • September 15, 2010 12:00 am

    yelp.comIt’s official, Seattle: there is no reason to buy packaged tofu in this town. (And by packaged I mean the…

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    flickr user larryjh1234Beets are a favorite in our household, but somehow we’ve
    flickr user larryjh1234Beets are a favorite in our...
    By Angela Garbes • September 13, 2010 12:00 am

    flickr user larryjh1234Beets are a favorite in our household, but somehow we’ve managed to ignore the bunch of them that…

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    flickr user jacki-deeWhat we’ve been missing.I’m not one to spend much time
    flickr user jacki-deeWhat we’ve been missing.I’m not one...
    By Angela Garbes • September 8, 2010 12:00 am

    flickr user jacki-deeWhat we’ve been missing.I’m not one to spend much time talking about the weather. For one thing, in…

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    Last week I raved (again) about Samish Bay’s Ladysmith cheese. And I
    Last week I raved (again) about Samish Bay’s...
    By Angela Garbes • September 1, 2010 12:00 am

    Last week I raved (again) about Samish Bay’s Ladysmith cheese. And I promise that after this week, I’ll move on…

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    http://pnwcheese.typepad.com/Last month, I wrote about Samish Bay’s Ladysmith cheese, a fresh cow’s
    http://pnwcheese.typepad.com/Last month, I wrote about Samish Bay’s Ladysmith...
    By Angela Garbes • August 25, 2010 12:00 am

    http://pnwcheese.typepad.com/Last month, I wrote about Samish Bay’s Ladysmith cheese, a fresh cow’s milk cheese that I tasted for the first…

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    Our household is in the midst of what we are calling Steak
    Our household is in the midst of what...
    By Angela Garbes • August 9, 2010 12:00 am

    Our household is in the midst of what we are calling Steak Salad Summer. This week there was grilled top…

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    flickr user Ben+SamSchool lunch: about to get betterIt was an eventful week
    flickr user Ben+SamSchool lunch: about to get betterIt...
    By Angela Garbes • August 6, 2010 12:00 am

    flickr user Ben+SamSchool lunch: about to get betterIt was an eventful week in the Senate, particularly on the subject of…

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    Savina sees Seattle as an “urban orchard.”
    Best of Seattle 2010: Gail Savina
    By Angela Garbes • August 4, 2010 12:00 am

    Best Fruit Savior

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    Jeffrey: discovering new possibilities.
    Best of Seattle 2010: Robert Jeffrey
    By Angela Garbes • August 4, 2010 12:00 am

    Best Promoter of Food Justice

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    The first potatoes of the season arrived in our CSA box this
    The first potatoes of the season arrived in...
    By Angela Garbes • August 2, 2010 12:00 am

    The first potatoes of the season arrived in our CSA box this week. They were decidedly low-key about their entrance,…

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    There’s just something about the Woodring Orchards stand at Pike Place Market:
    There’s just something about the Woodring Orchards stand...
    By Angela Garbes • July 28, 2010 12:00 am

    There’s just something about the Woodring Orchards stand at Pike Place Market: hundreds of glass jars with gold and white…

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    flickr user cyclonebillFor the most part, the benefits of a weekly CSA
    flickr user cyclonebillFor the most part, the benefits...
    By Angela Garbes • July 27, 2010 12:00 am

    flickr user cyclonebillFor the most part, the benefits of a weekly CSA box–eating more vegetables, saving money, cooking with new…

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