Northwest Eat Local chronicles the cooking and eating adventures of two friends, Audrey and Stephen.
Audrey lives in Seattle. Eat Local Northwest began as her record of cooking and eating her way through a big box of local beef and then a half-pig. You’ll also see her posts about cooking seasonally from farmers markets and about all the stuff she kills in the garden. Her mother describes her as a very good eater.
Stephen is an accomplished photographer and writer living in Anchorage. He became interested in local, sustainable foods when he and his wife produced a series of first-person newspaper stories on the topic. He and his family subsist on buffalo, fish, and carrots — the only vegetable to reliably survive an Alaska winter — along with other Alaskan specialties. Last year they built a coop and began raising homegrown chickens, at least one of which is now in a Vacu-Pak bag.

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December 1, 2008 at 9:55 pm
bestbyfarr
Your blog is real clean and has great info. Thanks, Ryan
http://bestbyfarr.wordpress.com
February 15, 2009 at 9:57 pm
Gary Angell
I’m the farmer near Spokane that raised the pigs for Heath Putnam of Wooly Pigs. He’s moved on but I still raise Berkshire pigs Free Range – Pastured. So if you’d like some more please contact me. There will be some processed this spring. Curt still does the processing unless you want it done USDA.
July 9, 2009 at 8:53 am
Lisa Henson
Thanks for the link to your site Audrey. I am going to start working my way thru the plum recipes right away!
~lisa
September 18, 2009 at 10:49 pm
Sustainable Eats
Awesome blog! It’s nice to find someone else in Seattle so I can compare notes on things. Hope your pantry is filling up nicely…