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Volcanic Cheese of the Azores
March 12, 2019The redeye from Boston landed at Ponta Delgada Airport early. It was still dark, so I didn’t get the opportunity to gaze down at São Miguel from the airplane window. If I had, I would have seen a hilly, volcanic island covered with a patchwork of pastureland where hundreds of dairy cattle graze on lush green grass.
Read at Culture Magazine
Cheesemaking Science for Beginners, Part One: Ingredient Basics
February 2, 2019We’re going to delve into the world of cheesemaking science for beginners. Learning about cheesemaking at home can be a fun, easy project.
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Solo on the Blue Highways: California to Massachusetts
January 1, 2019The Best of Backroads 2019. Recap the past year, visiting all the greatest places we've been and brought you in 2018. Plus our usual monthly columns, product reviews and motorcycle news.
Read at Backroads Motorcycle Tour Magazine
It’s Simple, Do Not Touch (Issue 2, Theme: “Body”)
January 1, 2019It’s Simple, Do Not Touch (Issue 2, Theme: “Body”)
Read at For Women Who Roar
SUMMER FOOD BLOG SERIES: Let Us Potluck Together
July 15, 2016Which came first, the community potluck or the community cookbook?
Read at Slow Food Boston
A Guide for the Fledgling Fermenter
March 21, 2015Fermentation is enjoying somewhat of a celebrity status these days. But why wait for a workshop when you can easily get started on your own?
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Gastronomy Fall 2014 Newsletter
November 20, 2014Boston University's Gastronomy Program Fall 2014 Newsletter
Read at Boston University Gastronomy Program Blog
You Too Can Can
October 27, 2014It is October. The garden is on its last legs. It is time to start looking into the pantry for the saved morsels of summer.
Read at Boston University Gastronomy Program Blog
Breaking Ground on the Boston Public Market
October 14, 2014Boston is poised to open the first market with all locally sourced products in the nation. On October 9th, the much talked about Boston Public Market held a public ground breaking ceremony on the steps of city hall hitting an important milestone in making this dream a reality.
Read at Boston University Gastronomy Program Blog