Menu du jour edible roots : 6 Recipes


  • Recipe Dining Out Sustainably: Trio
    Dining Out Sustainably: Trio
    Trio, oh Trio.   I fell in love with Trio the first time they hosted a group of the local food bloggers for a preview of their Happy Hour menu.   It's posh but not stuffy and the food is incredible.   Chef de[...]
  • Recipe A Whirlwind Tour of Local Food:  Recapping Eat Local Week 2010
    A Whirlwind Tour of Local Food: Recapping Eat Local Week 2010
    As I kick off this new year, I find myself musing about some of my favorite experiences of the last year.  I travelled to some truly incredible places, ate some of the best meals of my life and built friendships that I will cherish for years to[...]
  • Recipe Let the fun begin!  Eat Local Week starts Saturday, December 4th
    Let the fun begin! Eat Local Week starts Saturday, December 4th
    If you still have a food hangover from your delicious Thanksgiving binge, you'll need to let out another notch in that belt because it's time to celebrate Austin's local food scene at its finest during Edible Austin's Eat Local Week . The[...]
  • Recipe Save the Date & Buy Your Tickets: Eat Local Week Starts December 4th
    Save the Date & Buy Your Tickets: Eat Local Week Starts December 4th
    It's no secret that I love to celebrate local food and soon we can all rejoice together.   Eat Local Week , Edible Austin's annual series of events honoring our local food culture, begins on Saturday December 4th and continues through[...]
  • Recipe Edible Austin Eat Local Week & LovePuppiesBrownies
    Edible Austin Eat Local Week & LovePuppiesBrownies
    If you haven't heard already, this week is Edible Austin's Eat Local Week  which highlights local food & spirits and raises money for  UrbanRoots , a nonprofit that teaches kids about sustainable agriculture and healthy food.  The events[...]
  • Recipe Taro Root ? Dasheen ? Colocasia esculenta
    Taro Root ? Dasheen ? Colocasia esculenta
    Taro Root is the edible corm of the Taro plant, Colocasia esculenta, and is also known as Dasheen. Believed to be one of the earliest edible plants in cultivation, Taro is native to S.E. Asia and is grown primarily for its edible roots although the[...]



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