Boston Local Food Festival

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ALLocal Dinner at Local 149 in Southie! »

  SBN hosts our first ALLocal Dinner in Southie on March 26, 2012. This is the 13th installment of the ALLocal Dinner Series. Join us on Monday, March 25, 2012 at Local 149, a neighborhood restaurant with an affinity for local food. Chef Leah Duboius, is excited about creating a meal that represents the eclectic ...
Posted by: Nicola on March 8, 2012 @ 12:19 am
Filed under: ALLocal Dinner,Blog,News

‎ALLocal Dinner – A Conversation about Localizing Food at nourish in Lexington »

SBN hosts “A Conversation about Localizing Food,” the 12th installment of the ALLocal Dinner Series on January 23, 2012.  Join us at nourish for a delicious meal and a thoughtful discussion as Karen Masterson, founder and owner of nourish in Lexington Center, serves up a responsibly sourced and reasonably priced, delectable three-course meal. Entree options include nourish‘s ...
Posted by: Nicola on January 16, 2012 @ 4:54 pm
Filed under: Blog,Chef Profile,News

Boston Local Food Festival attracts 30,000 people! »

On Saturday, October 1st, the rain fled just as the crowds arrived for the second annual Boston Local Food Festival.  Numerous people captured their experiences in words, photos and videos.  The resulting collection of media pieces together a buffet of sights, sounds and activities reflective of individual interests and values.  Here is a sampling of ...
Posted by: Nicola on October 28, 2011 @ 3:09 pm
Filed under: Blog

Preview of This Year’s Boston Local Food Festival »

Check out our new video featuring a preview of what to expect at this year’s festival, compliments of how2heros!  
Posted by: Nicola on September 28, 2011 @ 4:20 am
Filed under: Blog,News

Stone Hearth Pizza: creative Neopolitan-style pizza »

Growing up in New York City, I was fortunate to be exposed to good pizza and it is something I take very seriously. One restaurant in the Boston area has taken the pursuit of good pizza and combined it with another of my passions, supporting local farms, in a wonderful way. Stone Hearth Pizza, with locations in ...
Posted by: Nicola on September 26, 2011 @ 9:09 am
Filed under: Blog

Get Active About Local »

You’ve probably heard of Jamie Oliver and his health food in school movement. What you may not have heard about is our own hometown heros that have been working on a food & fitness movement in the communities around Boston. And they’ve been doing it since 2006! You could call them the pioneers of the ...
Posted by: Nicola on September 20, 2011 @ 10:00 am
Filed under: Blog

Taking Mom’s Recipe to Another Level »

Growing up with a mother who made homemade cheesecake on a regular basis would leave most children content. But for David Izenstatt, he decided to take his mom’s cheesecake-making to a whole other level. “I went to [Boston University] and got a history degree…then came back to Maine and started cooking,” Izenstatt, Owner and Founder ...
Posted by: Nicola on September 17, 2011 @ 11:29 am
Filed under: Blog

Beer Dinner Benefit will Feature Local, Seasonal Cuisine »

Want to help the Boston Local Food Festival bring together local farmers, local producers and local restaurants together in a way that’s equally as tasty as attending said festival? Then the Narragansett Beer Dinner at Back Bay Social Club on Monday, September 26 is for you! This festival kick-off event will feature a delectable three-course ...
Posted by: Nicola on September 16, 2011 @ 1:28 pm
Filed under: Blog

Vermont Smoke and Cure: Old Traditions Die Hard »

“Old traditions die hard.” While not the motto of Vermont Smoke and Cure in South Barre, Vermont, one might guess that this mantra pulses through the veins of all its employees. Vermont Smoke and Cure crafts some of the finest summer sausage, bacon, ham and other smoked meats in the world and credits its unique ...
Posted by: Nicola on September 15, 2011 @ 2:00 pm
Filed under: Blog

Ula Café: Made from Scratch, Served with a Smile »

Step One: Set aside a late-morning or afternoon just for you or a couple friends with whom you always have a great time. Step Two: Head over to Ula Café in Jamaica Plain, and settle in for hour or so. This two-step process is simple, and the payoff is tasty food and beverages and service ...
Posted by: Nicola on @ 11:11 am
Filed under: Blog
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