February 25th, 2009 By Paul Shapiro
It seems you can’t turn around these days without hearing someone reiterate the same basic message about the standard American diet: Simply put, we need to eat fewer animals. Read More
Tags: factory farming, Mark Bittman, meat, meat consumption politics, meat eating, Michael Pollan
February 3rd, 2009 By Kim O'Donnel
Veteran cookbook author and New York Times columnist Mark Bittman knows his food — and what he dishes out is smart, contemporary and consistently delicious. For years, his books – including “How to Cook Everything” and “The Best Recipes in the World” (his “Chile Shrimp” is one of my husband’s all-time favorite dishes) have been permanent fixtures on my book shelves, and his kitchen savvy has informed my own style of cooking. Read More
Tags: book review, Cooking, family meals, food matters, Mark Bittman, meat consumption politics, meat eating
October 21st, 2008 By Paula Crossfield

In this time of watching our wallets, our good intentions about eating sustainable food could easily descend into bad habits, cutting corners and disenchantment about the food system. Instead, I’d like to offer a few ways I’ve been eating good, clean and fair on a reasonable budget: Read More
Tags: Community Supported Agriculture (CSA), Cooking, Eat-in, economy, Food Access, Foraging, Gardening, local food, Mark Bittman, Revaluing food