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Cal Poly Pomona Farm Store and Pumpkin Patch

Cal Poly Pomona Farm Store and Pumpkin Patch

It’s October and that means it’s Pumpkin time.  Cal Poly Pomona has one of the largest pumpkin patches around.  Jeff travels to the Cal Poly Farm Store to find out what it takes to produce so many pumpkins each year. A bit of history:  In 1925 W.K. Kellogg...
I Like Pie in Claremont

I Like Pie in Claremont

This week on the Savory Road Jeff interviews Annika and Rob Corbin owners of “I Like Pie” in Claremont.  They are passionate about their pies, from the flaking crust to the scrumptious fillings, both sweet and savory. LISTEN to the Savory Road Segment...
Three Sisters Farm in Redlands

Three Sisters Farm in Redlands

This week we visit Three Sisters Farm in Redlands.  Jason and Abby, owners of this organic farm grow their produce in a traditional Native American way.  Called “Three Sisters” where the planting of corn, squash and beans, beneifcially coexist  and provide...
Poutine at The Kroft in Anaheim

Poutine at The Kroft in Anaheim

This week we are introduced to the world of poutine.  The Kroft,a new eatery  at the new Packing District in Anaheim, specialize in this French-Canadian specialty.  The folks at The Kroft, are also making familiar dishes with an innovative twist, using organic,...
Doffo Winery in Temecula

Doffo Winery in Temecula

This week we visit Doffo Winery in Temecula’s Wine growing valley. Marcelo and Zulma Doffo owners and winemakers told Jeff how they incorporate their Italian-Argentine heritage in making some beautiful wines.  Considered a micro-boutique winery (15 acres) they...
Cooking in the Archive, Blog

Cooking in the Archive, Blog

This week on the Savory Road we visited Scripps College in Claremont to interview Visiting Assistant  Professor Marissa Nicosia.  She has co written a blog called “Cooking in the Archives”.  She and Alyssa Connell from the University of Pennsylvania have...
Monterey, California: Crepes to Cioppino

Monterey, California: Crepes to Cioppino

I felt pretty smug getting one of those last minute discount rates. Our hotel room was recently remodeled and clean. It even had a partial view of the bay (over the parking lot and between some storage buildings). At bedtime we heard quite the racket above our ceiling...
E.A.T. Marketplace in Temecula

E.A.T. Marketplace in Temecula

E.A.T. Marketplace (Extraordinary Artisan Table)  is a unique restaurant in the Inland Empire.  As they explain, it is a locally grown company specializing in bridging the gap between farm to table by foraging from local food shed and purchasing direct from small,...