In its 34th year of operation, The Soule Homestead Education Center is a beloved community resource and a 501(c)(3) entity in Middleborough.

Traditional dumplings, which resemble gold ingots, are thought to bestow wealth and prosperity for the new year! Serve with Chili Crisp for a flavor explosion.

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"I particularly love this dish because it reminds me of something I would do with my family-it is perfect for a dinner party.

by Jessica Fox. As we confront the troubling climatic events happening around the world, each catastrophe serves as a reminder of the fragility of our foundational systems-particularly our food system. This brings to mind a quote from Masanobu Fukuoka, founder of the "natural farming" movement: "The ultimate goal of farming is not the growing of [...]

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In this episode, host Amy O'Neill Houck speaks with self-proclaimed seafood evangelist, Barton Seaver. Barton is a trained chef who stepped away from successful restaurant work to dive into a career in food systems, sustainability and specifically sustainable seafood. Powered by RedCircle Full Transcript: Amy O'Neill Houck: Welcome to Eat.

What's the one thing you think Edible Southeastern Massachusetts could do differently, or better, in 2025 to deepen our engagement with our community?

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We appreciate the feedback (read a small sample below) we've received so far and have already implemented some changes. Thank you! The link is still live if you'd like to share your thoughts.

• Well you have pretty much covered everything, but if any of the Farmers Markets have small animals on their sites; goats, rabbits etc.; the children who come with their parents could perhaps have a fun time seeing the animals- making an adventure for Everyone!!
• You used to have local chefs come to KAM Appliance in Hanover to demonstrate cooking techniques. That was so much fun and so informative. Maybe do it at local Farmer's Markets so allow people from further areas to come.
• Close the gap between Attleboro and Easton by including Norton in your coverage: Produce Barn, Bog Iron Brewery, home-based bakeries on Reservoir and Oak streets; home-based honey on Burt St., etc. Thank you!
• Going to community events of like minded groups to educate and reach more people
• More coverage of Wareham, Marion, Fairhaven, New Bedford, South Dartmouth
• If it's not broke, leave it alone! Nothing needs to be done to it
• Less emphasis on places to drink, or to learn about alcohol
• Have it easier to find new restaurants on the emails.
• Update your buck-a-shuck listing, old and outdated
• More recipes please

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