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About Me
- Ann Tindell Keener
- Food is not "cuisine", it's culture. It's what drives everything we do. It is who we support and how we live our lives. Eating well is more than knowing how to cook and making spectacular sauces; it's knowing your farmers and enjoying the seasons as they come. It is about learning how to live with the land we walk on, and respecting and relishing the way food was meant to be.
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Places I've Been, People I Know, and Things Worth Looking At
- Muscadine Beads- My Kinda New Etsy Page!
- Nothing Could be Finer
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- Slow Food Chattanooga
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- Main Street Farmer's Market
- Sequatchie Cove Farm
- Williams Island Farm
- Crabtree Farm
- Link 41
- Velo Coffee
- Gaining Ground
- Slow Food
- Terra Madre
- Chattanooga Folk School
- Elspeth Schulze
- Luke and his Old Bones
- Anderson Bailey's Pottery
- Shane Darwent
- Patrica's Beeswax Paintings
- Jim Pftizer
- Rey Alfonzo, Cuban/Chattanoogan Artist Now in CA
- Farm by Bike
- Wild Fermentation!
- Happy Girl Kitchen- CA
- Gas Land
- The Story of Stuff
- The Vanilla COM.pany
- Velveeta Ain't Food
- Ballymaloe Cookery School, Ireland
- Seaons of my Heart, Oaxaca
- Villa Passiflora. Dominica
- Chelsea Green Publishing
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Tree picnicking on sign
3 comments:
sage advice, miss ann
(and pups). 'specially when the sun slips away so early these days... what is that incredible plant? I want to crawl inside and have it feed me sunfood.
Nicely said Ann, what a sweet weekend. Elspeth its hibiscus and you can make tea from it and Im sure it would be happy to have you nestling inside soaking up the sunfood
I posted a little about your farm on my blog! Thanks for allowing us to visit. It was a lovely time!
http://middlinghousewife.blogspot.com/2011/10/visit-to-sequatchie-cove-farm.html
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