Rhode Island Chefs Collaborative
Monday, May 2, 2011
more compost
Hey guys, just back from being away. Getting caught up and saw that there is a co-op of sorts being kicked around by Michael Bradlee, our fantastic compost master,and others, I think he might have contacted some of you regarding a proposed meeting in the works for this month regarding composting. Will keep you posted. In the meantime I have contacted a few of the farmers' that I deal with directly, one of which being Jim Ward, and he said that we couldn't bring him enough compost. If you find yourself backed up, so to speak, with compost, he would be a great resource to bring it to. And while you are there you can pick up some produce. From Chez Pascal to Ward's is exactly 20 minutes doing 70 mph (perhaps we will have to slow down now that gas is over $4 a gallon). Talk to you soon.
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Composting..
Hello, Just want everyone to know I'm working on a possible contact for all composting purposes thanks to Rob @ CC. Also just wanted to test this BLOG Stuff!
Monday, April 4, 2011
Hello and Welcome.
It's nothing flashy but this is an easy place to foster discussion. When we update the Chefs Collaborative website we will work on establishing a place to have a more formal private forum of or local networks. I guess this makes you a pilot program...Anyhow Blogger is easy enough to use and allows for discussion as well as uploading of pictures and videos where need be. To start things off, the main points that were discussed as topics of issue and interest today can be summed up as
- Sourcing and availability of local meat.
- Composting kitchen waste (with special regard to Matt Gennuso)
- Sharing of cooking and or purchasing techniques.
- Fostering and promoting regional identity.
- The possibility of Johnson and Wales threatening your buying capacity by jumping on a food trend bandwagon.
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