Slow Food Seattle maintains one of the six Presidia ever established in the USA. We have been working to bring this unique product to the table.
Read MoreIf you have been reading our site and newsletter in the past year, you know we’ve had shrubs (aka drinking vinegars) on the mind for a while.
Read MoreWe're excited to share this Concord-Lavender Shrub recipe from local author Amy Pennington, author of Fresh Pantry.
Read MoreThe Makah Ozette Potato is a special potato that is part of Slow Food's Ark of Taste. And now, its seed is available again!
Read MoreHealthy eating habits and finding joy in good food and cooking start early in life!
Read MoreToday is Terra Madre Day! It's an international day set aside to celebrate local food.
Read MoreThe plan is to keep reproducing this variety and increase the volume to meet the needs of all those interested in growing it.
Read MoreThe Sugar Hubbard has an excellent flavor, and it's uniquely local to Puget Sound, with a strong family heritage.
Read MoreWe're hoping to offer some inspirational dishes to our Slow Food Seattle community.
Read MoreThe Makah Ozette potato is visually attractive with its pale yellow color, rugged knobby shapes and many deep brows.
Read MoreSlow Food Seattle, Ray's Boathouse, Washington Trollers Association and Makah Tribal Nation hosted a reception and dinner celebrating the first of the season's Washington troll caught Chinook salmon.
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