Comments on: John Amaechi on a Local Panini http://homegrownhappyvalley.org/2009/05/john-amaechi-on-a-local-panini/ Where local matters... Thu, 09 Sep 2010 03:49:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 By: Michele Marchetti http://homegrownhappyvalley.org/2009/05/john-amaechi-on-a-local-panini/comment-page-1/#comment-36 Michele Marchetti Mon, 01 Jun 2009 17:09:52 +0000 http://homegrownhappyvalley.org/?p=274#comment-36 I'm also a fan of the Yemaya Melt. After my daughter was born I begged my husband to bring one to the hospital. That's what I was craving! I’m also a fan of the Yemaya Melt. After my daughter was born I begged my husband to bring one to the hospital. That’s what I was craving!

]]> By: Tom http://homegrownhappyvalley.org/2009/05/john-amaechi-on-a-local-panini/comment-page-1/#comment-35 Tom Mon, 01 Jun 2009 14:41:12 +0000 http://homegrownhappyvalley.org/?p=274#comment-35 To promote another local panini, Webster's is doing a fantastic thing called the "Yemaya Melt." It's about as far from anything with meat on it, but it's incredibly delicious, made with locally-produced Gemelli's bread, and, in season, I'm sure the veggies are local. I personally have a bit of a problem with Fraser Street's model of vending Boar's Head products, which are quite far from local, fresh, sustainable, or organic. We need to support more local meat and cheese producers. To promote another local panini, Webster’s is doing a fantastic thing called the “Yemaya Melt.” It’s about as far from anything with meat on it, but it’s incredibly delicious, made with locally-produced Gemelli’s bread, and, in season, I’m sure the veggies are local.

I personally have a bit of a problem with Fraser Street’s model of vending Boar’s Head products, which are quite far from local, fresh, sustainable, or organic. We need to support more local meat and cheese producers.

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