by Ingrid | Jan 13, 2021 | Community, Cooperatives, Kindness, Local Economy, Nutrition, Sharing, Worker owned cooperatives
Community Cuisine sometimes seems like a relic from times gone – a business where owners and customers have known each other personally for years. We’ve been through moves, illnesses, marriages and deaths of loved ones with some of you – not to speak of a...
by Daniel | Feb 20, 2013 | Community, Cooking Classes, Local Economy, Vegetables
by Ingrid | Oct 31, 2012 | Community, Kindness, Local Economy, Simplicity, World
These jars can be quite annoying! They have to be cleaned. They are heavy and can break. And they have to be stored upside down so nothing can fall into them; then turned over to be filled. And so it goes! But wait! I love the jars and I love the community dinners for...
by Ingrid | Sep 11, 2012 | Community
Daniel (the one who is always around me – he’s not god he’s just my husband) told me that I should write more about my thoughts and beliefs about community food. So – I seem to have a brilliant thought about once every 5 months – so here...
by Ingrid | Aug 2, 2012 | Community, Kindness, Peace, Sharing, Simplicity
Growing up I have heard a story from my dad’s childhood many times. He would tell me about how poor they were, and about the lack of food during the war. The weekly meat ration for a family with five kids was 350 grams – less than one pound. On Sundays, when the meat...
