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Basil comes in many varieties and several flavor profiles.
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Chef Magazine June 2007
Charleston Place: High Style for Lowcountry Cuisine, Tradition with a Twist
The charms of Charleston are without end. A Historic district with beautifully-preserved 18th and 19th century pastel or brick buildings in Georgian, Federal. Classical Revival and Colonial styles.
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Culinary Trends
February 2007
Developed by the Discovery Team at The Chef’s Garden™ in Huron, Ohio, Root-n-Shoots™ is an innovative product that was conceived by a vision of bringing the Earth to Table Concept™ to reality on the plate!
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Chef Magazine
May 2007
Learn more about the Root-n-Shoots™ concept
Spring 2007
Way to Grow: How Produce From a Small Family Farm Lends Flair to
Sea Island Dining
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November 2006
Huron, OH - The Chef’s Garden was the stage that offered a New York chef a deeper respect for the quality products she uses daily in the kitchen and an opportunity to carry on the strong values and beliefs of chef legend Jean-Louis Palladin.
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On a blustery day last March, Ferran Adrià, who is often acclaimed as the most influential chef in the world, toured a vegetable farm in Ohio.
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Inc. Magazine
October 2006
Learning to Love the Vegetable
What color is a carrot? Forget what you've seen in stores. It's not always orange.
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Midwest Living Magazine
July/August 2006
July 2006
MILAN, OH - Renowned Chefs from all over the country served up culinary masterpieces to more than 700 guests as part of a full weekend of activities at the 2006 Food & Wine Celebration, a gourmet event to benefit children's health.
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A Growing Success: Lee Jones and The Chef's Garden
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Balanced Living May/June 2006
Famed Spanish Chef finds new ways to create in Ohio
Charlie Trotter rarely cooks in Northeast Ohio, let alone invites the most acclaimed chef in the world to be his lunch guest.
Last week, Trotter, the famed Chicago restaurateur, did both. He officiated the preparation of a 12-course meal at the Chef's Garden's Culinary Vegetable Institute in Milan. His friendship luncheon, as he called it, was to honor Ferran Adria of Spain.
CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER Wednesday, March 08, 2006
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HURON, OH –World-renowned Chefs visit Northern Ohio Specialty Farm
The Chef’s Garden and The Culinary Vegetable Institute were honored recently when two of the world’s top chefs visited the farm for a VIP tour and a
12-course luncheon prepared at The Culinary Vegetable Institute.
Earlier this month, Chef Charlie Trotter of the famous Charlie Trotter’s restaurant in Chicago brought to the farm the world-renowned Chef Ferran Adria of the restaurant El Bulli, Catalonia, Spain.
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HURON , OH – GREEN REPORT
A boutique vegetable farm takes up the cause of new flavors
The Robb Report April, 2005
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HURON , OH – HEIRLOOM PRODUCE, SAVING AN HEIRLOOM FARM
The growing trend of restaurants using specialty produce has helped some family farms turn their fortunes around.
National Public Radio 3-30-2005
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January 24, 2005
HURON, OH –Have Kale, Will Travel
This family grows veggies for the nation’s top chefs
BY TARA WEINGARTEN AND JOAN RAYMOND for Newsweek magazine
They are on their way now, by overnight express, nestled in tissue paper and custom designed boxes, to any place where restaurant menus take more than a dozen words to describe a $14 salad.
October 18, 2004
MILAN, OH – When Mickey Rooney came upon future farmer Zack Jones dressed up as a young Thomas Edison during a Culinary Vegetable Institute event honoring the great inventor, the actor patted the boy enthusiastically on the back and flashed that award-winning smile that distinguishes him as a Hollywood legend.
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