Good Food
Slow Money; Pickling; Tomato Frenzy; Women Farmers
The Slow Food movement wants us to eat in a less industrialized and more sustainable way. Those values just might be able to help fix our economy. Hear about a theory called Slow Money. Plus, the proper etiquette for picking up the tab for an unemployed friend. And some ideas for what to do with all of those tomatoes.
By Evan Kleiman • • 1h 0m ListenThe theories behind the Slow Food movement just might be able to fix our economy. Woody Tasch explains the concept of Slow Money.
Lisa Kivirist talks about the growing population of women in agriculture.
Frank Bruni gives us the details on the disguises, aliases and fake credit cards that come with the job.
Brian Yarvin has some ideas for all those tomatoes in season right now. Linda Ziedrich gives us a primer on making pickles. And Valerie Gordon makes fruit creams with fresh ingredients.
Jonathan Gold eats incredible Mexican food in Boyle Heights. Helena Echlin offers advice for dining with an unemployed friend. And, Laura Avery shows us what fresh at the Santa Monica Farmers Market.
