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Minnesota Farm to Table Movement = Public TV – The Insomniac Squad + Chicken Stew Recipe
Chicken Stew inspired by Duluth Grill’s recipe Chunky Beef Stew – Adapted by me on the Insomniac Squad Patrol.
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Posted in Farmer's Markets, Slow food and art in the kitchen
Tagged Chicken soup with mushrooms, farm to table, Fiesta Friday, local foods, Mary Lahammer, Minnesota Channel public TV series, Minnesota Cooks, Minnesota Farmers' Union, Minnesota state Fair, Minnesotas Farmers Union Free Calendar, Programs about minnesota restaurants and local food, Public TV
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Weekly Photo Challenge – Pedestrian
Pedestrian For the weekly photo challenge, I chose a recent photo from the Minnesota State Fair competition for Draft horses – Wagon and Six – with two people on board the wagon. This was a major competition, which was a … Continue reading
September at the Farmer’s Market = Finds Minneapolis MN & The Minnesota State Fair 2017
Yesterday I spent time at the Minnesota State Fair 2017 in ST Paul, where I overindulged in food – what else Continue reading
Posted in Art and Architecture, Farmer's Markets, Slow food and art in the kitchen
Tagged art, chocolate mint herb, creative activities, eggpalnt, Fall crops, Flowers, hand made cards, Kumba eggplants, lyndale farmers' market, Minnesota, Minnesota state Fair, photography, Red Kuri Squash Brown Butter Puree Recipe, squash, St Paul
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Minnesota = 75 State Parks, 10,000 plus lakes, Winter and Summer Sports, Arts
Too many times people have told me, “I’d never come to Minneapolis.” Hmm. I think, why the heck not? It’s clean, has fantastic parks inside the cities, lots of outdoor activities, sports and culture. Continue reading
Posted in Art and Architecture, Restaurants and Cafes
Tagged arts and culture and music scenes, Bike trails, Dog Sledding, fishing and boating, hiking, Minnesota Horse Expo, Minnesota state Fair, Minnesota state Parks, Mississippi River, pastel drawing, photography, sports, Ten Thousand Lakes, tourism, travel
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