Sustaining Stillman’s: Turning a Profit at the Boston Public Market
Gastronomy student Kendall Vanderslice shares a story on Kate Stillman, owner of Stillman’s Quality Meats, opening a stall at the Boston Public Market
Category: Food Systems
Posts about food policy and food systems – includes events, student work and projects, courses, etc.
Butchering Lamb at Lightning Ridge
By Lindsey Barrett After a sunny forty-five minute Sunday drive from Boston to Sherborn, Mass., my Sous Chef Josh Turka and I arrived at a small white poster paper sign with a thin black arrow pointing us to 38A Bullard Street. The narrow gravel path, surrounded by thick green brush, opened up to a single-story […]
A Day to Celebrate Food
by Kimi Ceridon Student Kimi Ceridon recaps October 24th’s Food Day Event in Boston. Food Day comes but once a year. With no gimmicks, costumes, bunnies or men in red suits, Food Day in the United States not only celebrates the foods that sustain us but also encourages people to think about their diets and […]
Breaking Ground on the Boston Public Market
By Kimi Ceridon Gastronomy student Kimi Ceridon recaps the groundbreaking ceremony for the Boston Public Market. Boston is poised to open the first market with all locally sourced products in the nation. On October 9th, the much talked about Boston Public Market held a public ground breaking ceremony on the steps of city hall hitting […]
Curiously Seeking Québec: Gastronomy Students Learn Food Outside the Classroom – part 1
This is the first in a two-part series on the fall 2012 course, Culture & Cuisine: Québec. by Brad Jones Sitting around the long supper table of Pastaga, Alex Cruz from the Societe Orignal suggested that “to end a sentence in a question mark is the ultimate sign of intelligence.” I must say that I […]