Sonoma County’s Slow Food Movement Turns to Issues of Food Equity
Healthy, environmentally friendly and affordable foods for consumers and fair conditions and pay for small-scale producers. It's a win-win.
Tag: Slow Food
The New Naked Pig Cafe Opens in Santa Rosa
A bigger space with the same urban-foraged goodness in downtown Santa Rosa
Sonoma County’s Seven Slowest Restaurants
Sometimes Slow is very good when it comes to Sonoma County local restaurants
Slow Food Almanac for 2012 online
Annual is now online
Saving Gleason Ranch
A family works to save their Sonoma County farm, Gleason Ranch, by raising heritage poultry. Will it work?
Food, Inc premieres in Sonoma County
Food, Inc.: Whether you're a hard-core food purist or merely interested in hearing the other side of gloriously choreographed commercials for cheaper-than-dirt burgers, chips and soda, it's worth considering the less-glamorous side of the food industry and making up your own mind.
Local CSAs: Your little piece of the farm
The kind of glee that CSA bags can instill in even the most jaded of fast-foodies is rather remarkable to watch. Just ask my children, who before last summer eyed anything green or leafy with serious suspicion. They now clamor for kale, organic carrots and fresh apples. Miraculous
Zazu Restaurant: Can’t miss farm to feast classic in Sebastopol
Zazu Restaurant: Devoted to Slow Food and sustainability and one of Sonoma County's must-try destination restaurants
Fork & Shovel Dinner
A lot of restaurants are talking a big game about using local foods, but the reality of securing what they need in a timely manner can be a whole other story. Enter Fork & Shovel, which is hosting a kickoff party Oct. 5 with a stellar lineup of farmers and chefs.
Barndiva
A little bit country. A little bit rock and roll. Barndiva is the hipster hangout in Wine Country, with its organic sensibilities, minimalist barn decor and swanky cocktails.