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joie de beeb: Tea for Two, and Two for Tea

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Monday, November 30, 2009. Tea for Two, and Two for Tea. I know it's all holiday downhill from here, and that's totally fine with me (I'm in possesion of a DIY pre-fab gingerbread house from Ikea, which I plan to decorate a la Domino mag, craftylike. I'm in the spirit! So, that means thinking about gifts, right? Jeez I spent the weekend caring for my ailing boyfriend who was stricken with a forceful cold. Tea, tea, and more tea were called for, and as I tapped out scoops of tea from Kusm. Creative strate...

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Farm Based Education

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Eagle Street Rooftop Farm. A Rooftop Farm in Greenpoint Brooklyn. Come on up for Spring! Contact us to schedule your trip. To register for a workshop, please read all the information below. To request an info sheet or schedule visiting days, contact us Education@RooftopFarms.org. Feel free to cc’ GrowingChefs@gmail.com. For Second Grade and UP! Visits to the Farm. Mondays and Tuesdays between 9am-2pm. University and Adult Education. Eagle Street Rooftop Farm.

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Eagle Street Rooftop Farm | A Rooftop Farm in Greenpoint Brooklyn

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Eagle Street Rooftop Farm. A Rooftop Farm in Greenpoint Brooklyn. Three stories up in the air, the power of an idea and fresh food is growing! We are open the last Sunday of the month from 1 pm – 4 pm from May through October! Visit us on June 26th, July 31st, August 28th, September 25th, and October 30th of 2016. Start your spring with The Rooftop Growing Guide: How To Transform Your Roof into a Garden or Farm. BCTV – Rooftop Farm. From Ali Hashemi – producerNY. Download our 2012 Factsheet. The farm was...

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butter and salt: What's up

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Wednesday, February 09, 2011. Thought I'd give you all a rundown of my recent goings on, since I have a number of new and exciting developments in my work world. First off, I am very happy to announce that I am now working with the Brooklyn Flea. The esteemed creator and curator of all things Flea, Eric Demby, has hired me to help him out with blogging and other editorial tidbits, so check out my stuff at brooklynflea.com. I'm now directly involved with BK Swappers. Urban gardener and soon-to-be author, ...

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joie de beeb: November 2009

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Monday, November 30, 2009. Tea for Two, and Two for Tea. I know it's all holiday downhill from here, and that's totally fine with me (I'm in possesion of a DIY pre-fab gingerbread house from Ikea, which I plan to decorate a la Domino mag, craftylike. I'm in the spirit! So, that means thinking about gifts, right? Jeez I spent the weekend caring for my ailing boyfriend who was stricken with a forceful cold. Tea, tea, and more tea were called for, and as I tapped out scoops of tea from Kusm. Happy to stumbl...

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Volunteer

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Eagle Street Rooftop Farm. A Rooftop Farm in Greenpoint Brooklyn. Volunteer at Eagle Street Rooftop Farm during our markets! We are open from 1 – 4 pm the last Sunday of the month, May through October. We can’t wait to see more green thumbs growing! The Eagle Street Rooftop Farms welcomes volunteers to learn to maintain the farm from seeding to harvest. Our calendar. Will post volunteer days when the season begins. The best way to stay up to date with goings on at the farm is to follow us on Twitter.

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From Brooklyn to Beacon: brief hiatus

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Monday, May 10, 2010. Hello, friends. We are taking a brief hiatus from blogging for the month of May, but will resume posting in early to mid June. Stay tuned, and thank you so much for reading! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). About Kate and Kristen. View my complete profile. There was an error in this gadget. Subscribe to this Blog. Blue Cashew Kitchen Pharmacy. Brian PJ and Kristen. Cornell Cooperative Extension Dutchess County. Cornell Cooperative Extension NYC. Hearty Roots Community Farm.

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From Brooklyn to Beacon: August 2010

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Tuesday, August 3, 2010. As a child I grew up on. A few months ago, Kris and I decided it would be fun to try a seasonal cocktail post using fruits and vegetables from our CSAs. In this past week's share we received a bunch of cucumbers and sprigs of basil, among many other delicious veggies. Recently I came across. One night at a bar in our neighborhood called. And swishing it around. then I found it. My. Above photos l to r: Makeshift cocktail shaker; One lillet-basil cocktail). 1/2 cup Lillet Blanc.

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From Brooklyn to Beacon: June 2010

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Tuesday, June 15, 2010. Art as food as art. Welcome back to "From Brooklyn to Beacon! For this post, we made dishes inspired by locally exhibited works of art. Above photos l to r: Lick and Lather by Janine Antoni; Shadows by Andy Warhol,. 169; The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc. Photo: Bill Jacobson). 8220;Food Allowed in the Museum.” That was the name of a tour proposal for children that a fellow intern of mine at. S case, food becoming the medium and the body becoming the object.