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Eno: From Farm to Table In 9 Miles (11:12)
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Durham NC, Richard Holcomb, Coon Rock Farm, farm-to-table dining, revolutionary restaurant models, Jamie DeMent, Jamie's culinary and career background, North Carolina traditions, preserving, canning, getting in touch with good food production, Zely and Ritz Restaurant in Raleigh North Carolina, Richard grew up farming, Richard's purchase of Coon Rock Farm, Richard's professional and culinary background, Marco Shaw: Head Chef of Eno, Shaw's farm-to-table experience, Marco's menu will change daily,Why Is Farm-to-Table and Sustainable Eating So Important (12:44)
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"As designers, the food space is an important space to address... Within that moment you're affecting your nutrition and caloric intake, but also your emotions, politics, economics, etc." [7:00]
"We are being stimulated not by the cherry or the oyster, but it's a full body experience. And some of that might have to do with the physical aspects of the foods, but it's mostly the narrative behind them." [22:10]
"Who is in charge of food design? Marketers? Salespeople? These are things that we put in our bodies!" [32:00]
-- Emilie Baltz on THE FOOD SEEN









