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Red River Radio
9:16 am
Tue June 18, 2013

Lafayette Highlights 73 Restaurants In Eat Local Push

The city of Lafayette has launched its eat local campaign. EatLafayette is in its ninth year of promoting the mom-and-pop restaurants that have put Lafayette on the map as a foodie town. Ben Berthelot, executive director of the Lafayette Convention and Visitors Commission, has found that over the years more and more local restaurants have pulled together for this campaign.

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Out To Lunch
1:00 pm
Mon June 17, 2013

Out To Lunch — Fruit & Veggies

Kevin Morgan Rothschild, Peter Ricchiuti and Megan Nuismer.

Peter goes urban farming, New Orleans style, with Kevin Morgan Rothschild, co-founder of VertiFarms, and Megan Nuismer, founder of The New Orleans Fruit Tree Project.

They're changing the way we grow vegetables in a swampy urban food desert and harvest fruit in an abundant garden of Eden.

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WRKF
6:22 am
Sat June 15, 2013

To Pick, Or Not To Pick? Harvesting Early Summer Vegetables

June is the peak month for harvesting early summer vegetables in south Louisiana. Harvesting at the right stage is essential to getting the best quality out of your garden.


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Green Minute
12:55 pm
Fri June 14, 2013

Buying In Bulk? There's An App For That

Credit flickr.com
Buying in bulk saves you money, but not always time... It's hard to tear yourself away from those bins!

  • The Green Project's Christal White talks purchasing food in bulk on this week's Green Minute.

With the cost of makin’ groceries steadily increasing every day, maybe it’s time for us to revisit buying in bulk.

I’m not suggesting that we all run out to the big box warehouse store for 20 dozen eggs and some snow tires, but rather hit up your local farmer’s markets, food co-ops and grocery stores for beans, rice, pastas, olive oil, maple syrup, honey, flours, soaps, nuts, granolas and even tofu. To find the best local selection, there’s a free app simply called Bulk.  

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Food
4:30 pm
Thu June 13, 2013

Where Y'Eat: Keep On (Food) Trucking

Credit Ian McNulty
Vendors and customers gather for a recent food truck event in Central City.

When it comes to finding a food truck in New Orleans, social media is usually the preferred method. But lately just checking local event listings has been a pretty reliable tool, too.


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