On Sept. 29, Georgia Organics took participants on a food journey from the soil of Love is Love farm to their plate. Participants learned essential food preparation techniques (like knife skills!) while discovering healthy meal planning and increasing vegetable consumption. The afternoon kicked off with a tour of Love is Love farm with farmer and […]
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The Attack of the Killer Tomato festival is July 15. Be part of the community of supporters of organic farms and good food for all. We will be highlighting a number of ATKF chefs in the coming weeks. In our second installment we are highlighting Gunshow Cocktail Director, Mercedes O’Brien. Stay tuned to the The Daily Dirt blog […]
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The Attack of the Killer Tomato festival is July 15. Be part of the community of supporters of organic farms and good food for all. We will be highlighting a number of ATKF chefs in the coming weeks. In our first installment we are highlighting chef and restaurateur Ford Fry. Stay tuned to the The Daily […]
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What knives do I need in my kitchen? How do I keep my knives sharp? What on earth is a julienne cut? Cooking is a portal to health, learning, and community — and knives are a major key to that portal. In a school kitchen, they not only become tools for meal prep, but the […]
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The Georgia Organics team would like to extend our gratitude to Chef Ford Fry as well as the farmers, chefs, and sponsors who participated in the Attack of the Killer Tomato Festival on July 16 at Park Tavern. The festival was a major success boasting drinks and eats from 60+ mixologists and chefs. Thank […]
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Atlanta has lost a great chef and supporter of the good food movement. Angus Brown, the chef at 8Arm, died on Wednesday morning, according to his business partner Nhan Le. Brown touched many lives, from eaters to chefs to farmers and more. He meant a lot to many in Atlanta and the good food movement, including Georgia […]
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Fall has arrived, and with it we feature a simple and delicious recipe from 2015 James Beard Foundation nominee Steven Satterfield‘s cookbook Root to Leaf: A Southern Chef Cooks Through the Seasons. This recipe features two crops that are both in season—butternut squash and apples. (Click here to learn more about Steven.) Is there a […]
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Mimi Maumus is the acclaimed chef /owner of home.made catering in Athens, Georgia, that has inspired the palate of many avid eaters with what she defines as an “elevated southern cuisine that is always fresh, always seasonal, always from scratch.” Maumus revisits her New Orleans roots and family memories to produce brilliant classic southern inspired creations with […]
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Steven Satterfield is the 2015 James Beard Foundation-nominated executive chef and co-owner of the award-winning Miller Union in the Atlanta’s Westside. He’s also a fixture in the good food movement—he’s a board member of Slow Food Atlanta and longtime supporter of Georgia Organics and many other great organizations. He creates simple dishes that are seasonal, sustainable, and […]
Read moreWe love food, and we love the great chefs and mixologists that buy from our state’s terrific organic farmers, so of course we’re extremely jazzed about this weekend’s Taste of Atlanta. The annual festival serves up the best in food and fun, but Taste of Atlanta also focuses on philanthropy. Georgia Organics is one of several Atlanta non-profit groups […]
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