The Oregonian in 60 seconds: Shopping on a budget and Lynne Rossetto Kasper

Posted Apr 22nd 2008 4:35PM by Marisa McClellan
Filed under: Newspapers, in sixty seconds

A young mother finds a way to feed her family foods that are healthy, local and sustainable, all while lowering her food budget and reducing her environmental impact.
A FoodDay staffer recalls her family's month in the low-budget challenge that was featured last week in the section. She saved more than $40 a week on groceries and discovered that her family was far more willing to try new foods than she ever thought before.
Cookbook author and MPR cooking show host Lynne Rossetto Kasper sits down with FoodDay's Leslie Cole to talk about her favorite foods, her love of cooking and her new cookbook, How to Eat Supper.
Fresh, young salad greens are starting to pop up and what better way to eat them than paired with mellow goat cheese.
Fiddlehead ferns, nettles and broccoli rabe are starting to show up in the farmers markets.
We know him as Jared, the man who lost an enormous amount of weight by only eating Subway sandwiches, but his accomplishment now is that he's kept the weight off for ten years.

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4-24-2008 @ 3:01AM

aschumacher said...

Lynne Rosetto Kasper's program The Splendid Table is actually produced by American Public Media, the national programming arm of Minnesota Public Radio. APM is also responsible for The Story, Speaking of Faith, Marketplace, In The Loop, and, mostly famously, A Prairie Home Companion.

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