Farm-Fresh Cooking
Three quick and easy recipes for fresh, seasonal dishes
By Paige Bierma, James Burke, David Dudley, Tim Fitzgerald, Paola Laverde, Nancy Montgomery, and Jen Robb
CONSUMER HEALTH INTERACTIVE
Nothing tastes better than fruits and vegetables fresh from the farm. Take a tour of a local farmers' market with chef Mike C from Kitchen on Fire, a cooking school in Berkeley, California. Then follow him back to his kitchen to learn how to turn this bounty into three tantalizing dishes: winter squash soup, salmon with couscous and corn relish, and apple brown betty. Click here or on the picture to start. Multimedia Team
Producer: Paige Bierma
Directors: Tim Fitzgerald, Paola Laverde, Nancy Montgomery, and Jen Robb
Continuity director: David Dudley
Camera: Paige Bierma, James Burke, Paola Laverde
Video editors: Tim Fitzgerald, Paola Laverde, Nancy Montgomery, and Jen Robb
Senior video editor: Paige Bierma
Still photography: David Dudley
Illustrations: David Dudley
Flash design and animation: David Dudley
Flash production: David Dudley and Eric Turner
Web production: Deepi Brar
Executive producer: Diana Hembree
Production assistants: James Burke, Mindy Trudell Special thanks: Chef MikeC., Kitchen on Fire
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Reviewed by Michael Potter, MD, an attending physician and associate clinical professor at the University of California, San Francisco, who is board certified in family practice.
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First published December 16, 2008
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