We’ve heard reports that this lasagna made some staunch carnivores consider turning vegetarian. Ingredients (serves 8) Bechamel Sauce 8 T unsalted butter 1/4 cup red onions, minced 1/2 cup AP flour 5 cups whole milk 1 1/2 cups chevre 1 tsp ground nutmeg Salt and pepper to taste Tomato Sauce 12 sundried tomatoes 3 T. […]
posted by: eatingStanding for equity also means standing against inequity. Eat For Equity hopes to build a more equitable world, and that means standing against racism at home. We stand in solidarity with our community in demanding justice and answers in the recent shooting death of Jamar Clark. We stand with our neighbors seeking systemic and lasting […]
posted by: eatingIngredients (serves 15) 2 T. brown sugar 2 T. kosher salt 2 T. fresh ground black pepper 1 T. paprika 6 lbs. bone-in pork shoulder [butt], skin removed 1/4 cup dijon mustard green onions or chives for garnish Equipment grill, tongs, electric roasters Directions Combine the brown sugar, salt, pepper, and paprika in a small […]
posted by: eatingA rose by any other name would smell just as sweet. And whether you call it “polenta” or “grits” [or a name of your own invention], a bowl of creamy, garlicky corn pudding just tastes good. Polenta is an flavorful, creamy base for just about anything – stews, sauces, sauteed vegetables, or our BBQ black eyed […]
posted by: eatingEat for Equity-Boston is happy to announce our latest fundraising community dinner, which will support Community Change, Inc. and its 45+ year mission of educating and organizing for racial equity in the Boston area. CCI is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to promote racial justice and equity by challenging systemic racism and acting as […]
posted by: Boston E4E teamThese granola bars can help you power through most anything. The recipe is very adaptive and invites you to play with it. For example, if you love almonds, swap out peanuts for almonds or any other nut. A chocolate lover? Wait for the goop to cool and add in chocolate chips. Gluten free? Swap out […]
posted by: eatingOxfam America is recruiting volunteer leaders of various ages and professional backgrounds for their free national advocacy training in Washington D.C. April 24-28, 2015 and year of local leadership in 15 US cities (including Minneapolis/St. Paul). They will also provide online training and opportunities to meet others who are active in your city. It’s a […]
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