I was the featured "chef" in this seasonal "Lunch & Learn with Chinese Southern Belle" with Farmer D in Atlanta. (I suggested Munch 'n' Mulch or Ode to Brassicas...)
Farmer D gave harvesting tips and supplied me with fresh-cut veggies and herbs, washed and prepped outside at the garden center. I turned it into a multi-course gnosh festival that included Thai Basil Lettuce Wraps, Unfried Purple Fried Rice, Daikon Radish Salad and Orange Chicken over Dinosaur Kale. It was a wonderful cook/farmer collaboration and the wraps weren't the only ones that left stuffed. I think I fed the whole block!
It's mostly him in the video but I get the last line. (Hey those are my hands doing the lettuce wraps! ) Fun video and nice to be included.
Go Wok the Garden and enjoy!
Natalie
Farmer D gave harvesting tips and supplied me with fresh-cut veggies and herbs, washed and prepped outside at the garden center. I turned it into a multi-course gnosh festival that included Thai Basil Lettuce Wraps, Unfried Purple Fried Rice, Daikon Radish Salad and Orange Chicken over Dinosaur Kale. It was a wonderful cook/farmer collaboration and the wraps weren't the only ones that left stuffed. I think I fed the whole block!
It's mostly him in the video but I get the last line. (Hey those are my hands doing the lettuce wraps! ) Fun video and nice to be included.
Go Wok the Garden and enjoy!
Natalie
Excellent! I just stumbled upon your blog from someone posting one of your youtube videos on Facebook. I'm so happy to see this presence of Asian/Southern culture happening in Atlanta! I'm Chinese and live in Atlanta, but I'm originally from Puerto Rico! My own mixed cuisine involves Chinese/Caribbean cooking. I do consider myself a Southerner, and am exploring Southern cooking. Keep up the great work! I hope to maybe partake in one of your future events!
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