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First Aired - 12/20/2010 03:30PM
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On the final installment of Hot Grease for 2010, Nicole Taylor takes a look at some of her favorite Hot Grease moments from the last year. She is also joined by personal chef Marina Berger (www.marinacooks.com) who stops by to give some interesting advice on entertaining guests for New Years Eve. Tune in to find out the best ways to celebrate the new year and find out what 2011 has in store for Nicole & her show. This episode was sponsored by S. Wallace Edwards & Sons. For more information visit www.surryfarms.com
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Hot Grease Introduction: 2010 Recap (10:57)
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Hot Grease, Nicole Taylor, Heritage Radio Network, S. Wallace Edwards & Sons, tips for New Years Eve eating, favorite restaurant of 2010: Egg, Nicole's favorite Hot Grease episodes of 2010, Next Big Small Brand, finalists have been announced, Meg Paska, do it yourself movement,Personal Chef Marina Berger Give NYE Cooking Advice (9:58)
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final installment of Green Living Green Giving and Great Food, Marina Berger, MarinaCooks, personal chef in NYC, tips for New Years Eve entertaining, roasting food is a great idea, no plating easy prep time, you don't always have to check on it, wine & cheese is always a good starter, champagne, good for midnight but red wine is more accessible, mulled wine, Russian tradition, celebrating New Years with a tree, New Years Day food traditions, hangover cures, eggs and bacon, Frittata, cocktails with orange juice and pomegranate, Jewish New Year, almond flour based cake, food wish for 2011, to move into a more hunter gathering diet, no more processed foods,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
First Aired - 02/15/2010 12:00PM
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This week on The Naturalist, Bernie Wides talks about pollution in some of our New York waterways. Also, he talks about hibernating animals and winter birds.
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The Naturalist Introduction: Newtown Creek (10:10)
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The Naturalist, Bernie Wides, Heritage Radio Network, Salumi Artisinal Cured Meats, Newtown Creek, the border between Queens & Brooklyn, seals are back in New York harbor, wildlife, newtown Creek is one of the nations most polluted waterways, underground water spill has been causing problems in Greenpoint for decades, the creek is a dead end, EPA, sediment, contamination was found in just about every part of the creek, gas plants, asphalt plants, PCB's, chemicals, remediation,Toxic Algae & Brown Tide (16:50)
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Gowanus Canal, fish are back in the creek, blue fish, the waterway is being cleaned, Greenport, Long Island, scallop industry, November opening of scallop season, toxic marine algae, brown tide, economically devastating harvest, toxic plankton, Suffolk County, Peconic Bay, Orient Point, spawning and fertilization, Nature Conservancy, Stonybrook University, Long Island University, Cornell University, nitrogen, the abductor muscle is the only edible part of the scallop,Winter Birds & Hibernating Animals (13:26)
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hibernation, squirrels, acorns, birds, chickadees, sparrows, cardinal, starling, winter vacation, which animals are still out in the wintertime?, city parks, bird feeder, bird seed mixes, the white breasted nut hatch, downy woodpecker, Carolina wren, fox sparrow, American goldfinch, why hibernate?, energy comes from food which is often difficult to find in the winter, mammals are warm blooded, Groundhog's Day, Mayor Bloomberg, cold blooded animals cannot survive in the snow and ice, salamander, insects, larva, pupa, praying mantis,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
First Aired - 02/10/2010 05:00PM
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What's happening to our farmland in NY? New York Director of The American Farmland Trust David Haight tells us on today's Heritage Report.
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The Heritage Report Introduction (10:04)
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Jack Inslee, Heather Hyman, Heritage Foods USA, Patrick Martins, David Haight, American Farmland Trust, The Heritage Report, Saratoga Springs, national membership organization, started 30 years ago, Peggy Rockefella, from the kitchen table to the congress, farmers, land owners, protecting land, local government, good guy lobbyists, Albany, Washington DC, what is considered to be farmland, urban garden, farm field, orchard land, pasture, livestock, land resources, food supply, a million acres of farmland are developed each year in America, there is a farm developed every three days in New York, three of the most threatened farm regions in the country are here in New York state, Long Island east end, rich soil, productive farms, how many people can we feed?, our seven million acres of farmland can feed 6 million people, it's a difficult farm economy right now, farm economics, you can make more money selling your land than growing crops, rooftop garden, urban gardening, Cornell University, community garden, where will we grow our food in the future, homegrown food supply, Roberta's,Governor Paterson's Proposed Budget Cuts (9:51)
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New York Director, American Farmland Trust, who's taking the farmland?, residential development, he has proposed 130 billion dollar state budget, budget cuts, Farmland Protection Program has had its funding cut in half, farmers markets, Farmers Market Grants have had funding completely eliminated, water, more than half of New Yorkers get their drinking water from an unfiltered water source, upstate New York, investing in food processing infrastructure, from the field to your fork, slaughterhouses, trucking, sales, www.farmland.org/newyork, Union Square, small grants have a broad impact, agriculture development, job loss, health care, Governor Paterson,A Letter To Governer Paterson and A Rally At The Capital on March 15th", (9:16)
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wetlands preserve, you need to invest in our farms!, New Yorkers need access to nutritious food, rally on March 15th at the state capital in Albany, Just Food, buy local, go to www.farmland.org/newyork for more information, transportation, school lunch quality, soup kitchens, institutional food purchasing, public dollars, write your local government, elected officials, Albany, Washington, watershed, letter to Governor Paterson,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
