About me:Co-founder and developer of Farmfoody.org, Steve Knoblock, "foody" is a web developer and programmer who has founded and built websites since 1995.
Your personal map: For consumers (foodies, chefs, etc.) it shows markers for producers (farmers, vineyards, etc.) who are your friends. For producers (farmers, vineyards, etc.) it shows their location only. To add a marker to the map, you must become a friend of the user (for example, the farm).
Bulletins
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Frequently Asked Questions
Becoming a friend of a farm
Becoming a friend of a farm is easy. Just go to the profile page for the farm you like and click the ...Becoming a friend of a farm is easy. Just go to the profile page for the farm you like and click the Add as Friend link. If the farm approves you, you will become a friend and bulletins from them will show up on your profile and you will receive email notifying you when new bulletins are posted. You can tell by going to your profile, which shows a list of your friends.(more)
What are contacts?
A contact is a way to save a user's identity for later, without being required to become a friend. You ...A contact is a way to save a user's identity for later, without being required to become a friend. You may not wish to become friends with another user right away, perhaps you wish to find out more about them, so you can make them a contact. Later, you can request to become a friend. Friendship is a voluntary public relationship in which both users must agree to enter. Anyone can add or be added as a contact and they remain private.(more)
Recipes
Eggricotta
1 Egg
1 tbsp. Ricotta Cheese
1/2 tbsp. Butter
Heat butter in saute pan. Crack ...1 Egg
1 tbsp. Ricotta Cheese
1/2 tbsp. Butter
Heat butter in saute pan. Crack the egg and drop into pan.
Leave a moment. Break yolk so it spreads flat
over egg white some. Place dollop of ricotta cheese on top.
Fold egg to enclose ricotta. Cook until yolk firms up.
This is my recipe for a "fried egg omelet."(more)
Sauteed Brussels Sprouts
6 Brussels sprouts
1 tbsp. butter
Begin by putting a saute pan on the stove at medium ...6 Brussels sprouts
1 tbsp. butter
Begin by putting a saute pan on the stove at medium heat with
the butter. Prepare the sprouts by cutting in half down their
length. When the butter is bubbling, lay the Brussels sprout
halves face down in the pan so their faces caramelize. Don't
touch them for at least five minutes. You can peek. If they are
getting brown, you are doing okay. Let them go to the desired
brownness. You can add a little salt and pepper to the top
of the sprouts (so the pepper won't burn). When they are brown
toss them around the pan, you may wish to caramelize the other
side a bit too. Top with a little grated fresh Romano cheese
if you like.
Depending on whether you start with fresh, frozen or leftover
sprouts, you may choose to blanch them before sauteing.(more)
