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Farmers
Lists
Aug. 9, 2010
A Bumper Crop of Farmers Markets Sprouts Up Nationwide
While California and New York have the most farmers markets, midwest states saw the largest growth in new markets.
By
Collin Keefe
Mediavore
Aug. 5, 2010
Hoagies For Guns Is a Dud; Urban Foragers Harvest Free Fruit
Plus Kelis writes a cookbook, and the Obama’s don’t care for beets, all in our morning news roundup.
Mediavore
July 16, 2010
Thieves Steal 980 Boxes of Bananas in Vineland; Heat Wave Propmts Early Peach
Plus Cinnabon reinvents itself, and the country’s most influential wine critic plans to retire, all in our morning news roundup.
Mediavore
July 13, 2010
NJ Farmers Struggle With Heat and Lack of Rain; Guacamole and Salsa Are
Plus South Street restaurants close early to deal with unruly mobs, and London has the worst food of any European city, all in our morning news roundup.
Loco for Locavores
May 19, 2010
Backyard Farming Becomes a Neighborhood Status Symbol
The point of growing your own isn’t exactly to save money.
By
Hadley Tomicki
Mediavore
May 11, 2010
McCain Stands Against Farm Program; Rubio’s Accepts $91 Million Buyout
A former presidential front-runner labels the “Better Know Your Farmer” program elitist, while a Carlsbad Mexican chain is sold.
Mediavore
Apr. 29, 2010
Jessica Seinfeld Wins Cookbook Case; Koo Koo Roo Closing Ten Stores
A recipe plagiarism suit is dismissed and a bankrupt chicken chain will only leave three SoCal stores.
On the Road
Apr. 20, 2010
Farm-to-Plate Hits The Highway
Newly proposed license plates honor California’s agriculture.
By
Hadley Tomicki
Mediavore
Feb. 25, 2010
Nigella Lawson Inspires New
Alice in Wonderland
Queen; Cipriani London
Tim Burton took a cue from a TV toque and a famous club is sued by a more famous club.
By
Hadley Tomicki
Loco for Locavores
Jan. 28, 2010
Napa Valley Grille’s Got Farm Fresh Groceries, Whole Foods Beware
Chef Joseph Gilliard fires a shot in the local food movement’s revolution.
By
Hadley Tomicki
Crime Scenes
Jan. 8, 2010
Criminal Misdeeds Catch Up with Cali Tomato Industry
A major investigation is launched into illegal produce practices.
By
Hadley Tomicki
Mediavore
Jan. 8, 2010
Jamie Oliver Makes Criminal Employee Confess; Starbucks Going Lo-Cal
The Naked Chef does some detective work and a mega-coffee chain seeks to get fit.
By
Hadley Tomicki
Mediavore
Dec. 9, 2009
Sous Vide Is Made Simple; Sushi Robots Rise
A Tokyo company releases new sushi-making robots and a sous vide machine is produced for the home kitchen.
By
Hadley Tomicki
Mediavore
Dec. 1, 2009
Culinary School Enrollment Skyrockets;
Bob’s Burgers
Coming To Fox
People are signing up for cooking school again and Fox will run a new cartoon about a burger joint.
By
Hadley Tomicki
Mediavore
Nov. 17, 2009
The Naked Chef Plays Matchmaker; Boyle Heights Ejects Food Vendors
Jamie Oliver starts a dating site and police have targeted street food in Boyle Heights.
By
Hadley Tomicki
Endangered
Nov. 13, 2009
Drought-Stricken Central Valley Farmers Fear Extinction
California farmers feel their dire needs aren’t being addressed urgently enough.
By
Hadley Tomicki
Mediavore
Oct. 27, 2009
California Drought Means More Imported Produce; Iceland Gives Up Its Last
California grows about 50% of the nation’s produce, but its output is severely threatened by a worsening drought.
By
Hadley Tomicki
Bright Young Things
Oct. 23, 2009
Who’s the Hottest Farmer of Them All?
Vote for your favorite hot farmer on the Huffington Post.
By
Adam Martin
Mediavore
Oct. 20, 2009
Chef Jason Travi Won’t Return to Fraiche; Final
Gourmet
Issue Hits The
Fraiche loses its founding chef, and Gourmet’s final issue is available today.
By
Hadley Tomicki
Mediavore
Oct. 19, 2009
Ruth Reichl Ditches Gourmet Tribute; Villariagosa Wagers with Pink’s Hot Dogs
Mayor Villaraigosa puts Pink’s hot dogs on the line against Philly, while Ruth Reichl misses a party held for
Gourmet
.
By
Hadley Tomicki
Farm to Restaurant
Oct. 16, 2009
Farm-to-Restaurant: The Melrose Apple
Three experts expound on the Melrose apple.
By
Hadley Tomicki
Mediavore
Oct. 16, 2009
Hipsters Drive up Cost of PBR; Humane Society Accuses IHOP of Deception
Pabst Blue Ribbon raises their prices and IHOP stirs up trouble with its eggs.
By
Hadley Tomicki
Openings
Oct. 15, 2009
Butcher Block: Momofuku Meats at Home, Schatzie on the UWS
A cult-favorite meat purveyor may soon come to a butcher shop near you.
By
Daniel Maurer
Mediavore
Oct. 14, 2009
Coco’s Teams With Mayan Farmers; 925 Pounds of Ground Beef Recalled
Coco’s is testing a new coffee in SoCal, while 925 pounds of ground beef are recalled by a San Diego company.
By
Hadley Tomicki
Mediavore
Oct. 9, 2009
Buy Homegirl Cafe Salsa at Ralph’s; New Cooking Channel Coming
Homegirl Cafe rolls out salsa for the supermarket and Scripps Network is creating a new food channel.
By
Hadley Tomicki
Mediavore
Oct. 8, 2009
Westfield Culver City Debuts; Leafy Greens Offer Highest Risk of Food Illness
Culver City debuts the rebirth of its biggest mall, while farmer’s are concerned new legislation will sap their profits.
By
Hadley Tomicki
Mediavore
Oct. 7, 2009
South Central Farmers Thrive in Central Cali; Food Vendor Dies in Dodger Stadium
The South Central Farmers feel their fate turn-around, while a food vendor has a heart-attack in Dodger Stadium.
By
Hadley Tomicki
Mediavore
Sept. 22, 2009
Disney’s Master Sommelier Splits; Food Safety Costs Doubled for Leafy Greens
Sommelier Michael Jordan leaves Disney to start his own winery and leafy greens farmers are seenig food safety costs sky-rocket.
By
Hadley Tomicki
Mediavore
Sept. 17, 2009
Wurstkuche Continues to Boom; MOCA Will Replace Patina with Lemonade
Wurstkuche more than weathers the economic storm, while MOCA has a new food vendor.
By
Hadley Tomicki
Mediavore
Sept. 11, 2009
Dragon Fruit Lands in our Farmer’s Markets; Pinkberry Arrives at LAX
Dragon fruit is being grown in California and sold at our markets while Pinkberry sets up shop in the airport.
By
Hadley Tomicki
Mediavore
Aug. 28, 2009
Piven Cleared of Contract Violation after Sushi Overdose; KFC Franchise Will
Jeremy Piven is off the hook after eating too much sushi gave him mercury poisoning and a KFC franchise will distribute fried chicken to boaters on Lake Michigan.
By
Hadley Tomicki
Endangered
Aug. 26, 2009
California Citrus Endangered by Finding of Psyllid Insects
The discovery of psyllid insects in Orange County are threatening California citrus with devastation.
By
Hadley Tomicki
Foodievents
Aug. 25, 2009
Windrose Farm Coming to Ammo’s Farm-to-Table Dinner on Sunday
Windrose Farm is bringing their heirloom tomatoes and peppers to Ammo this Sunday, with help from Tablas Creek.
By
Hadley Tomicki
Food Politics
Aug. 20, 2009
Independent Farmers Tell Big-Agra Horror Stories to Obama
The Justice Department has a hankering for trust-busting.
By
Aileen Gallagher
Mediavore
Aug. 19, 2009
Ramadan Deadline Pressures Date Growers; Prison Inmates Garden for Food Banks
As Ramadan approaches, California date farmers are scrambling to fill orders, while prisons put their inmates to work for food banks.
By
Hadley Tomicki
Mediavore
Aug. 13, 2009
U.S. Sugar Supply Could be Endangered; Bank Robber Disguised as Chef
Companies allege sugar supply could run low due to restricted imports and high prices while a Georgia bank robber wears a chef’s uniform while stealing.
By
Hadley Tomicki
Mediavore
Aug. 5, 2009
Chargers Cornerback Fined for Food Twitters; $90 Pizza at Cowboys Stadium
Charger’s star gets a fine for his Twitters on training camp food and The Cowboys charge $90 for a pizza.
By
Hadley Tomicki
Lawsuits
July 31, 2009
ACLU Sues California Agency for Farm Worker Abuses
The ACLU fires off a suit for California workers.
By
Hadley Tomicki
Beef
July 23, 2009
Food, Inc.
Creators Still Have Beef With Chipotle
Sure, the burrito brand is sponsoring screenings, but the movie’s creators are still critical of its policies.
By
Daniel Maurer