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This tender, crisp, mayonnaise-free slaw goes great with seafood and pork and leftovers make a great base for a lunchtime salad. This slaw with its crisp, crunchy texture, sweet fennel, peppery radish and tangy dressing seems to be the perfect side for your next juicy pork tenderloin. At least,
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BUTTERED SUGAR SNAP PEAS Ingredients: * 1 pound sugar snap peas, stems and strings removed * 2 tablespoons unsalted butter * 1⁄4 cups coarsely chopped fresh mint salt & pepper. * Ingredients available seasonally at your neighborhood Greenmarket Instructions: 1. In a large skillet over medium-high heat, melt the butter. 2. Add
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With Bensonhurst Greenmarket opening this weekend with new vendors and live jazz [/bensonhurst-greenmarket-returns-weekend-live-jazz/#.V1Gcw5MrLsE], why not make this lovely seasonal dish? This week’s Greenmarket recipe is Shaved Asparagus Salad. While asparagus [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asparagus]in Brooklyn is available almost year round,
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Source: Grow NYC via Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/GrowNYC/photos/pb.270665889709.-2207520000.1433276660./10153280540549710/?type=3&theater] GrowNYC [http://www.grownyc.org/greenmarket/brooklyn/bensonhurst]‘s Greenmarket is returning to Bensonhurst this weekend, and this time shoppers can enjoy live music, while they pick out their produce!
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(Photo: jenniknutrition [https://www.instagram.com/p/84ISWrKssh/] / Instagram) We’re getting close to the holiday and there’s lots to do in southern Brooklyn. Check out the Ragamuffin Thanksgiving Day Parade in Gerritsen Beach, the Good Shepherd Church is holding their annual tree lighting ceremony, and there’s a
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A scene from last year’s Haunted Walk, courtesy of Owl’s Head Park.Send us your own event listing by posting it for free on our new event calendar [/calendar/], or using our classifieds site, EverythingBK [http://www.everythingbk.com/]. Regina Opera In Concert [http://www.bensonhurstbean.com/calendar/
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Photo by Bensonhurst BeanSend us your own event listing by posting it for free on our new event calendar [/calendar/], or using our classifieds site, EverythingBK [http://www.everythingbk.com/]. 18th Avenue Feast of Santa Rosalia [http://www.bensonhurstbean.com/2015/08/bensonhursts-18th-avenue-feast-kicks-off-tomorrow-heres-
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86th Street Festival in BensonhurstSouthern Brooklyn’s street fairs are back in full force this weekend. From Celebrate Israel on Nostrand Avenue, to the beloved 86th Street Festival in Bensonhurst, to Saint Philip’s fundraising flea market in Dyker Heights, there is something for everyone in every neighborhood. We are
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Source: Natalie Maynor / FlickrThe Bensonhurst Greenmarket at Milestone Park will celebrate its seasonal grand opening this Sunday at 11:00 a.m. The market kicked off its first year in 2012 [/the-arrival-of-the-long-awaited-bensonhurst-greenmarket/], brought in by Councilman Vincent Gentile and GrowNYC. This year, every
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Roytman with a moose skeleton from Maine.by Vanessa Ogle Wheelbarrows, dirt and a vision are all someone needs to make a difference in the community. Jacqui Roytman, a former dance teacher, is known for combining science—often in the form of plants and photosynthesis—and art to transform neighborhoods
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The wee ones descended on Milestone Park this Sunday for a free, hands-on science class at the Bensonhurst Greenmarket. Organized by Jacqui Roytman of SNAP to Grow! [http://www.snaptogrow.com/], a studio lab for science and art exploration through theme-based experimentation, the event was the first of
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Source: Natalie Maynor / FlickrGreen-thumbed students from the Expeditionary Learning School for Community Leaders aren’t letting summer vacation get in their way of helping area residents stay healthy throughout the year. With guidance from the school’s Garden Coordinator Arielle Hartman, pint-sized cultivators of the land have set