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Xiong Pao Her brings an enormous array of Asian vegetables to the Santa Monica Farmers' Market every other week. He grows in Fresno where a large community of Hmong farmers grow predominantly Asian produce. Cocktail chef Matthew Biancaniello is excited to take advantage of the very short green walnut season.
By Evan Kleiman • • 1 min readXiong Pao Her brings an enormous array of Asian vegetables to the Santa Monica Farmers' Market every other week. He grows in Fresno where a large community of Hmong farmers grow predominantly Asian produce.
Matthew Biancaniello is excited to take advantage of the very short green walnut season. He is making nocino, a green walnut liqueur, with both wild green walnuts and those he purchased at local farmers markets. Find a nocino recipe on the Good Food blog and be sure to shop fast because the green walnut season lasts for just one or two weeks.
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- 7:11Understanding the 2013 Farm Bill Debate
- 12:06The Prophets of Smoked Meat: A Journey through Texas BBQ
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- 27:35How to Understand a Meat Label in the Supermarket
- 36:19The History of the Hot Dog
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