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Mushrooms are great. They are rich in protein, Vitamin B, selenium, copper, phosphorous and potassium. They are also low...
My father grew up in America during the Great Depression. I was therefore raised in a culture where nothing...
Lancaster celebrates the potato at Lancaster’s annual potato day
Anna Clayton, , January, Local Food Column, 0On Saturday the 31st of January, from 11-3pm, Transition City Lancaster is hosting Lancaster’s annual Potato Day at the Friends Meeting House,...
Many of us consume sugar on a daily basis, in a variety of different forms. Not only is...
On the 6th of January, people around the world celebrated Apple Tree Day. Isn’t it amazing how a fruit...
As it’s New Year’s Day, it seems only right to get excited and optimistic about the year ahead. My...
This year Christmas dinner will be a festive meal with a twist. I’ve set myself the challenge of serving...
Looking back at Fork to Fork’s achievements during 2014
Anna Clayton, , December, Local Food Column, 0Robin Eyer looks back at Fork to Fork’s 2014 growing season. Fork to Fork is a food growing project...
This week Niyati Burde, from Lancaster University Students’ Union, talks about the Edible Campus project. When you think of...
In early 2014 LESS invited local people to take part in “The LESS is MORE” game. Each day contestants...
Enhancing Lancashire Day celebrations with a Local Food Directory
Anna Clayton, , Local Food Column, November, 0In this week’s local food column, Tom Fyson from LESS talks about Lancashire Day. This Friday, the 27th November,...
Lancaster’s Food Assembly is now up and trading. As I type, local produce is on sale onine, and every...
Growing food, biodiversity and a community on Ambleside Road Allotments
Anna Clayton, , Local Food Column, November, 0On the outskirts of the Ridge Estate, set on the edge of the Lune Valley, you’ll find the Ambleside...
Kathy Barton talks about the joys and challenges of eating seasonally
Anna Clayton, , Local Food Column, November, 0As winter draws in, it is a good time to start reflecting on the year and what we have...
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