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Winter 2013 Table of Contents

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GRIST FOR THE MILL

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PAGE SIX

FOOD PHILOSOPHY

This winter, a brewer, a fisherman and a farmer illuminate their work. 

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EDIBLE NOTABLES

THE COOK’S BOOKCASE, FOOD RADIO, FULL CIRCLE

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WHAT’S IN SEASON

KALE

Winter’s most nutrient-packed green is more versatile than you may think.

20

FOODSHED

WINTER FARMERS’ MARKETS

A complete listing for the Monterey Bay Area. 

22

THE PRESERVATIONIST

SHRUBS!

Sweet-tart elixirs that will enliven your holiday drinks and winter cooking repertoire

24

IN THE KITCHEN

ICHTHYOPHOBIA

Overcoming your fear of cooking whole fish

 

 

 

  

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ARTISANS

LOVE BITES

The sweet life–and creations–of our local chocolatiers

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ON LOCATION

A FEAST FOR THE EYES

Using light, speed and a little styling to capture the meal

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ON THE VINE

GRAPE DEFENDERS

The ancient art of falconry flies again at local sustainable vineyards

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DIY

HOUSE BLEND

Roasting your own coffee–and maybe growing it, too

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DINE LOCAL GUIDE

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LOCAL SOURCE GUIDE 

 72

LAST CALL

CUP OF GOLD

Terri Madrid is converting Salinas to matcha, one cup at a time
 

COVER 

Ivan Kale Ordjonikidze in Serendipity Farms’ kale beds by Margaux Gibbons
 

CONTENTS 

Teas at Gold Leaf Spice and Teas by Angela Aurelio

 

 

RECIPES IN THIS ISSUE: 17 Prosciutto Quail with Kale, Quinoa and Golden Beets • 18 Kale and Parmesan Fritters • 19 Gluten- Free Kale Brownies • 23 Pomegranate and Black Pepper Shrub • 27 Lemon Verbena Steamed Fish • 28 Whole Roasted Rockfish with Winter Citrus • 35 Cacao Nib Butter Cookies • 57 Coffee-Braised Lamb Shanks 

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At Edible Monterey Bay, our mission is to celebrate the local food culture of Santa Cruz, San Benito and Monterey Counties, season by season. We believe in sustainability, and we believe everyone has a right to healthful, clean and affordable food. We think knowing where our food comes from is powerful, and we hope our magazine, website and newsletters inspire readers to get to know and support our local growers, fishers, chefs, vintners and food artisans.