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Showing posts with label Fresh pizza. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fresh pizza. Show all posts

Monday, December 26, 2022

And a light feast as we continued to catch up

 




Chicken Carbonara after an appetizer of hot artichoke dip with pita chips

The remains of the artichoke cip. Linguini pasta, side salads of Caesar...

This was my Pizza, Rosa, which had mushrooms and roasted garlics...really delicious!

I don't remember what this pasta dish was, with side salad.

Well I had wood fired pizza, and a Caesar salad. And my son also had a pizza with arugula all over it. Talk about salad on the pizza! Everyone had really good appetites! (I confess, I split the Rosa pizza with my granddaughter!)

And I guess I focused more on our conversation than the food. (Sorry Dave.)

This was at Fresh Wood Fired Pizza. In Black Mountain NC. Their menu is at their site on line. That's the way we choose restaurants these days!


Today's quote:

"Hope is being able to see that there is light despite all of the darkness." - Desmond Tutu 

Thursday, September 22, 2022

Yes, Wood Fired Pizza day!

 





Our waiter gave friendly help, but his appearance goes to tell the level that wait staff have fallen to in our restaurants these days. If they show up and do the job, apparently appearance isn't that important! And if he's the son of the owner, or someone important, my comment still stands...hair is supposed to be in a net for food service!

Post #2

Farm Animal Awareness week:
Meanwhile, there are independent farmers and ranchers raising animals on pasture with significantly better animal welfare and environmental outcomes, but these producers are drowning in a consolidated market flooded with cheap factory-farmed products that have been bankrolled by the government through subsidies and bailouts. As a result, the number of farms across the country is going down while the number of animals on the remaining operations continues to go up.

According to the USDA Agriculture Census, in 1950, there were 5.6 million farms raising 100 million farm animals—but in 2017, there were two million farms raising 9.32 billion farm animals. This rapid consolidation has dire consequences for animal welfare, responsible farmers and ranchers, rural economies, the environment, and public health.

(Just think about those numbers, less than half as many farms.)
Source: "Census of Agriculture." United States Department of Agriculture.