
When: This Saturday, October 1, 10am – 1pm
Where: Boston Center for Adult Education, 122 Arlington Street, Boston, MA
What: Under the expert instruction of Chef Bernard Kinsella, and with produce provided exclusively from Boston Organics, you’ll be immersed in a morning of hands-on culinary exploration into organic, gourmet meals that will broaden your vegetable horizon and give you the knowledge and skill set to be a confident, organic cook. Roll up your sleeves and let’s get cooking! More details here.
Value: $43- $50
How Do I Win?
It’s simple! Email [email protected] and tell us in 2-3 sentences why you would be a great Boston Organics representative! If you’re chosen, all you have to do is show up, cook lots of yummy food, and take pictures of the dishes you make!
Deadline to enter: Midnight tonight! (September 29)
If you’re selected, we will contact you by 11am on Friday morning! Good luck!
This is the first week for acorn squash from Happy Valley Organic Coop in Deerfield MA! We’ve also got sweet golden beets, alfalfa sprouts, and Taza chocolate add-ons. Get the scoop on upcoming events and cooking classes in this week’s newsletter!
Heat up that kitchen and get cooking with all of the great produce you’re getting this week! Local potatoes and apples are here as we transition into fall, and we’re looking forward to winter squash and cranberries coming up soon. Get hot cereal and coffee add-ons, tasty fall recipes and more in this week’s newsletter!
It’s almost the end of the season for local tomatoes, pickling cucumbers, and summer squash as we transition into fall produce. Also, wild Maine blueberries are available for a limited time! Get the news, tips, and recipes in this week’s newsletter!
Happy Labor Day from Boston Organics! This week brings bell peppers, local McIntosh apples, sweet potatoes, and more. Tasty VT maple syrup is our featured add-on, and heirloom tomatoes still available to order. Check out the newsletter!
We were honored to receive recognition as a finalist for the Metro Boston GreenBest 2011 Award at the Boston GreenFest this year. The award was presented by Metro Boston and Jim Hunt, Boston’s Chief of Environmental and Energy Services, in an effort to recognize the most exemplary and environmentally responsible exhibitors. The 2011 Boston GreenFest was a wonderful celebration of environmentally-focused businesses, services, and lifestyles, and we look forward to participating again next year!
Interested in learning more about what we do to reduce our environmental impact? Read all about it on our Mission and Values page!
