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Edible Marin & Wine Country Spring 2013 Cover

Edible Marin & Wine Country #17 – Spring 2013, “The Dairy Issue”

Founder Gene Benedetti with Clo
Clover Stornetta and Three Generations of Innovation
Ca'Momi's Cannelloni Ricotta & Spinaci with Bellwether Farms Jersey Ricotta
Spinach and ricotta cannelloni is a traditional Italian stuffed pasta dish, often served for Sunday family meals. This version, created
Chive blossoms
Littlest Onion Cousin Adds Delicate Touch of Spring
Flaky Biscuits with Whey
You can make these by hand, but using a food processor works very well. The dough will be very wet.
Frozen Honey-Vanilla Goat's Milk on Sugar Cone Cookies
This ice milk charms with its light texture and mild, earthy taste from goat’s milk and honey. The flavor comes
Green Garlic Flan with Chive Blossoms
This delicate savory custard has a silky texture and the merest hint of garlic, enhanced by chive blossoms. Combined with
The Fork sign
Local Farms and Ranches Offer Hands-On and Up-Close Experiences with Agritourism Opportunities
Peggy Smith and Sue Conley of Cowgirl Creamery
The Renowned Local Dairy Network Built on Quality and Co-operation in Coastal Marin and Sonoma Counties
Two types of mushroom illustration
Put together a warm salad that packs in three types of mushrooms.
Sweet-eyed baby water buffalo
The time of year—and the type of grass that cows, sheep and goats eat—affect the end result in cheesemaking so
Soft Yogurt Cheese with Lemon and Honey
This cheese can be the consistency of sour cream or of cream cheese, depending on how long you let it
Sonoma Mac & Cheese
The obvious inspiration for this recipe lies in the verdant hills north of the Golden Gate and the animals and
Water buffalos
Two small farms in California are experimenting with ultra-fresh, melt-in-your-mouth mozzarella di bufala, made from the milk of nearby water

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