Summer 2018 Issue

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Edible Philly Summer 2018

LETTER FROM THE EDITOR
 

SUMMER MAKEOVER
 

IT’S MORE THAN just the long hours of daylight charging me up with energy right now. I’m bursting with excitement to introduce you to the new look of Edible Philly, courtesy of our new art director, Samantha J. Bednarek. She’s helped define the look of major national magazines including Family Circle and Good Housekeeping, and I’m thrilled to see her vision come to life in our pages. I hope you’ll let me know what you think of our makeover.

Along with a refreshed design, we’re adding a few new elements to mix, including the new department, “Philly for Lunch”, dreamed up by our associate editor, Katherine Rapin. In it, she chats with an average Philadelphian during lunchtime about what they are eating and why. You can see the first installment as well as her own illustration accompanying it on page 40.

But wait, there’s more! On page 26, we have our first story from new contributor Reem Kassis. Can you believe she agreed to write her feature for us, “Stewed and Stuffed”, only days before her book, The Palestinian Table, was nominated for a James Beard award? I am extremely proud to highlight her work here.

This issue also marks the first time the multitalented writer, editor, recipe developer, and author Peggy Paul Casella joins our team as copy editor. I so appreciate her attention to detail and eagle eye. Copyediting is some of the most invisible work that goes into making a magazine, but it’s also some of the most important.

It’s a very thrilling time, but there is one little thing I’m less excited about. Longtime Edible Philly contributor Emily Teel has moved away from Philadelphia to pursue a new life in Oregon. I will really miss seeing her around South Philly, where up until recently she was my neighbor, but I know she’s beginning an equally delicious adventure out West. At least I got her to write a moving goodbye essay about leaving us, “Eating My Feelings”, page 16.

I hope as you page through this issue you’ll get as excited about the local food community in our city as I am. Please come out to our first Experience the Issue event on July 10 at Awbury Arboretum (more info on page 35) and help us celebrate.

Editor
joy@ediblephilly.com

Joy Manning

SUMMER 2018 FEATURES

Produce Rx

Radishes, cauliflower, carrots and beets
If you collect a CSA share, you know that local produce isn't cheap. The Farm to Families Initiative works to make that same produce affordable for those who need it most.

BYOB, With A Twist

Citrus shaved ice topping with sesame seeds
At Cadence, instead of watching bartenders shake and stir, you’ll see cooks artfully plating dishes that highlight the best ingredients of our region.

Jarhead

These jarred salads contain 600 calories or less
Simply Good Jars is a service that brings three lunch entrées to your Center City workplace once a week.

More than Meat

Primal Supply Meats
Primal Supply Meats opened a butcher shop this spring, and they’re selling more than steaks.

Indulge Yourself

Sea Salt Honey
Let us give you a few more reasons to venture to a new farmers’ market and beyond this summer.

Basil

Basil
Nothing says summer like the perfume of basil.

Eating my Feelings

a selection of Philly foods
A food writer says goodbye to her adopted hometown.

Farm for the City

Planting at the Youth Advocate Program garden in North Philly.
A Season-Long Dialogue on Food Security

Stewed and Stuffed

Lamb And Nut–Stuffed Eggplant Bake
A different take on summer vegetables

Retro Fruit

gooseberries
Forgotten berries come back in style.

2021 Edible Philly Farmers’ Market Guide

chard
Farmers' Markets are in Full Swing

That's a Wrap

illustration of a sandwich wrap
Gyros & Fries on Germantown Ave.

Spruce Hill and Cedar Park

Illustration of the Philly neighborhoods Spruce Hill and Cedar Park
Spend a day eating, drinking, wandering and relaxing west of the Schuylkill.

John's Water Ice

Johns Water Ice
There is but one water ice and its name is John’s.

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