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Eating Local In Ri

  1. Barbara Rogers
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1.   Sep 19, 2006 9:43 PM

» Feature Writer Barbara Rogers - Locally Grown in RI

I was interested in your piece on the Westin in Providence. It is one of three restaurants I know in the city whose chefs have a serious commitment to using locally grown ingredients.

You might be interested in a progam in Rhode Island called Farm Fresh RI. Their website http://www.farmfreshri.org shows what is in season and where you can pick your own or buy fresh from the farm or at a farmers market. Each farm has a page, and some of them have really interesting profiles done by a food writer with a passion for local farms. They are well-written and capture the spirit of people for whom raising or growing food is more than just a way to earn a living. Not all farms have profiles yet, but it's worth clicking through the list of farms to find those that do. They are adding about three a week, so it's worth going back to. I don't live in Rhode Island, but I find this a very intersting site filled with good reading about food producers.

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2.   Sep 24, 2006 10:23 PM

» Feature Writer Jacqueline Church - Locally Grown in RI

In response to Locally Grown in RI posted by ciaomondo:


Thanks for the tip! I've included your info in a subsequent post and will keep this on my list for future trip to RI.

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