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Eat the Colors of Health

Eat the Colors of Health

August 22, 2017 by Abby Landry

Tomatoes: Think Beyond the Color of Red! When we think of the color of tomatoes, we most often think of red ones. A few weeks ago, I shared some health benefits of the red phytonutrient called lycopene which is rich in tomatoes. In case you missed it, you can check it out here! At the […]

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Tomato Tasting: A Slow Food Celebration

Tomato Tasting: A Slow Food Celebration

August 5, 2017 by Abby Landry

Join us at the upcoming Tomato Tasting: A Slow Food Celebration! This is a fun and free gathering to celebrate slow food and homegrown flavors. On Sunday, August 27th from 5 – 7pm, Slow Food Asheville will be offering free tastings of an array of locally grown heirloom tomatoes. This is also a happy hour […]

Heritage Food Project, News & Announcements Tagged: august 2017, cherokee purple tomato, heritage food project, slow food asheville, tomato tasting

Lycopene

Lycopene

July 6, 2017 by Abby Landry

It’s What Makes a Tomato Red! One of the things that set a homegrown tomato apart from the rest of the summer’s bounty is its beautiful red color. This color comes from a collection of beneficial plant chemicals called lycopenoids. The most common one is called lycopene. This carotenoid pigment is very rich in antioxidant […]

Heritage Food Project, News & Announcements Tagged: cherokee purple tomato, Denise Barratt, heritage food project, lycopene, pico de gallo, recipes

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Slow Food Asheville is a local chapter, or “convivium,” of the international Slow Food movement. Local groups are called “convivia” because they bring together, in a convivial and enjoyable way, people who love food and traditions. Our convivium was founded in March, 2003.

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