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Maya Dailey

  • Blogs

    September 21, 2011

    Carl Seacat's Perfect Summer Farmers Market Food Day

    Carl Seacat​Carl Seacat is a mainstay of many Valley farmers markets. Seacat grows his produce in the West Valley on Blue Sky Farms farmland as well as up in Cottonwood during summer/fall months. You can find his produce at markets around the valley including Roadrunner, Downtown Phoenix Pub ... More >>

  • Blogs

    July 29, 2011

    Charleen Badman at Maya's Farm for Special Event Hosted by Outstanding in the Field

    Bob Coscarelli ​There are farmers, there are chefs, and there are diners. While all are a part of eating out, it's rare the three groups come together all at once -- at least, not like this. Chef Charleen Badman​Outstanding in the Field, a "restaurant without walls," organizes seasonal ... More >>

  • Blogs

    July 26, 2011

    McClendon's Select Snubs Local Growers With Summer Produce Blog

    Do Phoenix carrots taste soapy in summer? Not everyone thinks so. ​Local growers like those you find vending at the Scottsdale Old Town Farmers' Market and Downtown Phoenix Public Market are typically a peaceful lot. But this past weekend, that calm was shattered when word got around ... More >>

  • Blogs

    May 26, 2011

    Meet Maya Dailey of Maya's Farm

    http://foodconnect.org/phxmarket/?p=6403 Maya Dailey ​In this special In Season post we'll get to meet another of the Valley's farmers. Today we're meeting Maya Dailey of Maya's Farm located within the Farm at South Mountain in South Phoenix. Maya Dailey is very involved in the local food a ... More >>

  • Blogs

    February 15, 2010

    Tomato Fest 2010 at Maya's Farm

    This past Saturday, The Farm at South Mountain was packed with locals eager to learn about, and taste, delicious ripe tomatoes at Slow Food Phoenix's Tomato Fest 2010. The name of the event sounded so similar to Spain's famed "La Tomatina" festival in which gazillions of folks pummel ... More >>

  • Blogs

    January 13, 2010

    Get Your Hands Dirty with Maya Dailey from Maya's Farm

    We've never been up for wallowing in the mud, but here's an event that's making us think twice. This Saturday, January 16, at The Farm at South Mountain local farmer Maya Dailey, who won a Best of Phoenix for her Green Thumb last year, will be building a biodynamic compost heap, and the p ... More >>

  • Blogs

    December 29, 2009

    The Living Room Set to Open Tomorrow

    ​Valley wine guru Tom Kaufman (Rancho Pinot, Humble Pie) is doing a lot of last-minute juggling, but if everything continues as planned, he'll be officially opening The Living Room Wine Cafe & Lounge tomorrow night in Chandler. "If the searchlights are on, we're open," he ... More >>

  • Dining

    April 23, 2009

    Sapna Café Brings Calcutta Egg Rolls, Gypsy Stews, and Other Fare Fit for Globetrotters to Downtown Phoenix

    ​Valley wine guru Tom Kaufman (Rancho Pinot, Humble Pie) is doing a lot of last-minute juggling, but if everything continues as planned, he'll be officially opening The Living Room Wine Cafe & Lounge tomorrow night in Chandler. "If the searchlights are on, we're open," he ... More >>

  • Blogs

    February 27, 2009

    Radishes Aplenty, and a Heads-Up About Monthly Farmers' Markets

    Julie Peterson The alluring and tasty Easter Egg radish assortment is sown, harvested, and enjoyed as a mixture of red, purple, pink, and white varieties, each with its own flavor (pictured, a bunch from Crooked Sky Farms). Unless you prepare a lot of fish tacos (or old-school relish trays li ... More >>

  • Blogs

    January 28, 2009

    Vote for Maya Dailey for White House Farmer

    A few months back, the New York Times magazine published a special Food Issue, with an intriguing essay by Michael Pollan, an "open letter to the Farmer in Chief," explaining why the President-elect should consider national food policy a matter of national security. It inspired the Brockmans, a ... More >>

  • Blogs

    December 11, 2008

    Last Chance to Vote for Local Heroes

    My friend Pamela Hamilton, editor of Edible Phoenix, just sent an invitation to Chow Bella readers to vote online for this year's Local Hero Awards, the annual accolades given to hard-working people in the culinary community. Friday's the last day. If you're familiar with the mag, then you'll ... More >>

  • Dining

    December 27, 2007

    Shine On

    My friend Pamela Hamilton, editor of Edible Phoenix, just sent an invitation to Chow Bella readers to vote online for this year's Local Hero Awards, the annual accolades given to hard-working people in the culinary community. Friday's the last day. If you're familiar with the mag, then you'll ... More >>

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