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Entries by Daniel Klein from 03/2012

Sean Brock's Vegetable Farmer: On Jesus And Collard Greens

| Posted 03.06.2012 | Huffington Post

When our road trip took us through South Carolina, we asked Sean Brock (the Chef at Husk) about farmers to check out near Charleston, he recommended ...

The Southern Food Renaissance

| Posted 03.13.2012 | Huffington Post

On our way through South Carolina, we cooked and collaborated on a multi-course dinner with Sean Brock (of Husk and McCrady's) consisting entirely of ...

A Case For Eating Meat

| Posted 03.19.2012 | Huffington Post

The type of meat eating that I am defending is the occasional consumption of animals that have been raised on pasture in limited numbers and where the practice mimics that of nature and treats the animals (and slaughters them) humanely. In this limited capacity, I think meat eating can be MORE responsible than vegetarianism for reasons that impact the environment, our health, culture, history and morality.

Mullet: Sustainable Fish, Horrible Haircut

| Posted 03.20.2012 | Huffington Post

There are two types of mullet in Florida: One is a hair style made popular in the nineties, the other is a type of fish. We chose to focus on the latter (sorry, but it's super sustainable and really healthy).

Did A Slave Grow Your Tomato?

| Posted 03.27.2012 | Huffington Post

Cheap food is not really cheap. We made this short film in Immokalee Florida, where a third of the tomatoes in our grocery stores are grown.