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Dinner Down on the Farm

Written by Melanie Waldman

Saturday, 18 April 2009 17:58

Looking to take Slow Food to the next level? Then by all means, try a farm dinner.

Served family-style and just this side of the lettuce patch, farm dinners across America are bringing people as close as possible to the sources of their meal.

Just last weekend, we indulged in eleven gorgeous courses with the Dai Due Supper Club at Rain Lily Farm in Austin, Texas. Fava beans, artichokes, green garlic, beets, mint and more...never had it so good.