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Join us for an intimate evening to celebrate Samhain! An ancient Gaelic festival marking the turning of the seasons, liminal space, divinatory play & games! Together, we’ll create a space to honor our ancestors and explore some of the Celti
Introducing Cascadia Mystery School, based in Portland, Oregon, born from the need to see the old ways with fresh eyes. We are on a journey of discovery in an age where everything seems to be coming apart and together at the same time. Many of us a
As we venture into this new world, where vaccinated people are more likely to do things on the weekend and the weather has brightened up, Zoom classes are quickly falling out of fashion. And that is totally fine, but I think I'm going to take this sl
Tiny joys of making food in small quantities: - not feeling overwhelmed by a flat of strawberries that need special attention due to imperfections - being able to pop strawberry after strawberry in my mouth All of this comes from the ability to spe
Flakey Spelt Dough: Spring edition, featuring strawberry orange rhubarb galettes, asparagus & goat cheese galettes and an apricot strawberry hand pie. Lovely, easy breezy class this morning. 🍓🍃
Flakey pie dough class tomorrow morning, 10am - 11:30am, PST. Sign up on Patreon, Zoomlink sent out shortly! I’ll show you a great technique for making pie dough that DOESN’T involve getting your food processor out! And we will@make some
In celebration of grains and spring, on May 16th @xlb from 10am - 1pm, @pdxbakersagainstracism is holding a fundraiser for BIPOC Sanctuary Project, a tiny house expansion project creating a safe and healing space for all BIPOC to enjoy. Once again t
A bouquet for chickens. Walks in the spring evening, as the sun is letting out that liquidy light, have been a nice way to escape the digital interfaces lately. I try not to think too much about how one day I’ll come back to this field - curre
This strawberry mint kombucha had a successful second fermentation making it extra fizzy! 🥂 The kombucha process is being posted on Patreon this week. I’m also including the process for SCOBY candy (swipe for blackberry lavender kombucha can
We move through Earth Day, still adding names to a list of lives stolen by the police. Children, who never get a chance of real justice, because justice would have meant them still being alive today. Justice would mean not being afraid to do mundane
Still totally inspired by Saturday’s workshop with the @bokashi4u @sauvieislandcenter on Wapato Island (Sauvie Island). Cuauhtemoc Villa is a talented and natural teacher with an amazing ability to merge indigenous knowledge and ways with mode
Dissonance in the Local Food Movement I’ve always described myself as a “food justice advocate”, sometimes living that out more than other times . For me, that means someone who is dedicated to providing culturally significant and
Happy New Year! Goodbye 2020. 🔥⁠⠀ ⁠⠀ 2020 was a year where I learned the meaning of reciprocity, and that's a lesson I'll carry with me for a long time. ⁠⠀ ⁠⠀ As someone who has made food for a living for the past ten years, I have always gotten a l