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Recipe: Nourishing Winter Soup from Chef Noah

Recipe: Nourishing Winter Soup from Chef Noah

As winter weather has truly settled in here on the East End, we wanted to share a recipe from Snail of Approval awardee, Chef Noah’s. This nourishing winter squash soup is made extra warming with the help of ginger (and a jalapeño if you want to up the spice!) Use whatever squash you can get your hands on, and we invite you to spend an evening cooking up this delicious bisque.

Cheers to Our First Chef Series of 2022!

Cheers to Our First Chef Series of 2022!

Our first virtual event of 2022 brought together over 80 people from across the Slow Food East End community to learn tips and tricks from two of our favorite East Ends bread bakers. David Chaffin, our very own board member and the creator of the Flour Power bread...

Reflecting on 2021

Reflecting on 2021

Slow Food East End started 2021 off strong, and kept on going through the whole year with gatherings, educational programming, fundraising, community support, baking and more!     We initiated new programs, and kept others going despite the global pandemic and its...

SFEE and the Butterfly Effect Project

SFEE and the Butterfly Effect Project

Over the past year, as part of our mission to support community-led initiatives, we have had the opportunity to partner with the incredible Butterfly Effect Project (BEP) – a community-oriented non-profit with the mission to create safe spaces for girls to dream and...

Ongoing: Bake Along with Flour Power

Ongoing: Bake Along with Flour Power

Whether you're a seasoned baker or new to bread, we invite you to join our effort to help feed our community delicious and nutritious food through our Flower Power initiative. Flour Power is a way members of the community can provide home-baked loaves of bread to...

Phase Two Resilience Grants Awarded

Phase Two Resilience Grants Awarded

Last year Slow Food initiated our Resilience Grant Program to support the long term success of the food growers and makers on the East End of Long Island during the extremely challenging times of Covid. Phase One of the program was implemented last summer, and we completed Phase Two earlier this year. We are proud to be able to offer this program which is funded by our generous and supportive members.