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Dan Barber

by Elizabeth Winslow • Photography by Susie Cushner Chef and visionary Dan Barber might be forgiven for presuming to know a thing or two about

A Little Plot for Learning

The farm plot may be micro—spanning just one-fifth of an acre—but that doesn’t mean the vision of the people behind the UT Micro Farm is

Dai Due Gets Physical

,p>Eight years may seem like a rather long time to take to open a restaurant, but Dai Due isn’t your ordinary establishment. In fact, when

Ferment your foods!

The very first Austin Fermentation Festival is scheduled to take place from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, November 15 at Le Cordon Bleu’s

Austin’s 130-Year Love Affair

If you need proof that Austin has a sweet tooth, look no further than Lammes Candies. The local confection institution will celebrate its 130th birthday

Take Comfort in Radical Change

Things have changed a bit since we began publishing Edible Austin in 2007. There is more awareness about why we should care where our food

Día de los Muertos

A Time to Honor and Celebrate our Beloved Deceased by Lucinda Hutson Day of the Dead (November 1st) has become as popular as Halloween in

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Cooks 2014

The Cooks Issue Edible Austin and the Paramount Theatre present: AN EVENING WITH DAN BARBERMonday, December 8 • 7 PM • PARAMOUNT THEATRE Join us for an

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Heirloom 2014

The Heirloom Issue Edible Austin and the Paramount Theatre present: AN EVENING WITH DAN BARBERMonday, December 8 • 7 PM • PARAMOUNT THEATRE Join us for an

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Wellness 2015

The Wellness Issue A simple toast “to health and happiness” to start the new year belies the profundity of the relationship between these two enduring human

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Outdoor 2015

The Outdoor Issue Conservation of our earth below the firmament has been eloquently championed in this country for decades by poets such as Wendell Berry

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DIY Bath and Body

by Cari Marshall and Christine Chism • Photography by Shannon Kintner One great payoff to surviving the summer heat in Central Texas is the verdant