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Food Security Emergency Looms for Post-Sandy Haiti

Food Security Emergency Looms for Post-Sandy Haiti

| November 19, 2012 | 1 Comment

We are pleased to feature guest writer, Mehmet Burk, the senior writer for Melting Glacier Analytics, which analyzes emerging international disasters and unique humanitarian initiatives. He also has written for has written for Monthly Developments Magazine, EurasiaNet, Environmental Graffiti, and on InterAction.org. Food Security Updates for Zomppa Readers: Zomppa readers who would like to join the Melting Glacier [...]

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As with Food as with Life: A Chef’s Artistry

As with Food as with Life: A Chef’s Artistry

| July 19, 2012 | 3 Comments

Welcome to our guest writers from Once You Go Vegan. I met this lovely family on Saturday morning at the Durham Farmer’s Market selling the most amazing donuts – and they were vegan! It turned out they had extensive culinary experience at some of my favorite DC restaurants. But how the move from southern soul [...]

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Make Real Good Food a Reality!

Make Real Good Food a Reality!

| June 6, 2012 | 0 Comments

Remember our incredible partner, Real Good Food, at the Bull City Food Exchange? They are such a hit that communities want to see them grow – but to grow, they need your support. Seeing as how we walked off with some amazing peanut butter chocolate treats, lemon honey, and met some great neighbors while at [...]

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Marshmallows: Frank Food

Marshmallows: Frank Food

| April 11, 2012 | 1 Comment

Frank food is a series that wants your opinion about what is FRANK food and what is FRANKENSTEIN food. Please share your opinion!   You walk into the store and have to buy one. Which one is MORE FRANK to you? [polldaddy poll=5947579]

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Single Source Suppers, NC: TidBit of the Day

Single Source Suppers, NC: TidBit of the Day

| April 9, 2012 | 2 Comments

Thanks to our guest contributor, Michael, of Daylight Magazine, a non-profit focusing on using art to highlight issues of social importance. Michael is here to tell us of an exciting new initiative based in North Carolina that promotes local food, local community, and local fellowship! Welcome, Michael! Founded in 2003, Daylight is dedicated to using [...]

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Veggie Burgers: Frank Food

Veggie Burgers: Frank Food

| March 28, 2012 | 0 Comments

Frank food is a series that wants your opinion about what is FRANK food and what is FRANKENSTEIN food. Please share your opinion! You walk into the store and have to buy one. Which one is MORE FRANK to you? [polldaddy poll=5947560]

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A Very Special Zomppette’s Birthday Announcement

A Very Special Zomppette’s Birthday Announcement

| January 26, 2012 | 18 Comments

As I’m sure most of you know, Belinda is the brains behind the entire Zomppa operation.  If it wasn’t for her (and her B-I-G dreams), so much of Zomppa would not be possible. ****Wishing you the very best and brightest birthday, Belinda.**** You’re really old now.

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Real Good Food: Food sharing collaborations for better food and stronger communities

Real Good Food: Food sharing collaborations for better food and stronger communities

| December 22, 2011 | 6 Comments

Welcome to our guest contributor, Justine Williams! Justine is a sociocultural anthropologist who studies social and economic justice, particularly as it relates to food and agriculture. We are excited to hear her work bettering our communities with Real Good Food! Learn how to support these efforts. By Justine Williams A couple years ago, Devin McIntire [...]

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Guest/21 & Over NYC Restaurant Week: TidBit of the Day

Guest/21 & Over NYC Restaurant Week: TidBit of the Day

| November 2, 2011 | 4 Comments

Welcome to Guest Contributor, Carrie! Carrie is a long-time reader, first-time blogger. She grew up in the Midwest with a mother who hated to cook but loved to bake. She learned two things from her mom: appreciation for well-cooked meals and a recipe for homemade icing. I went to the opera a while with one [...]

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