Sunset's One-block Feast

Join our experiment as we learn to eat almost entirely from the land around us ― and how you can, too

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Our teams share the ongoing ups and downs of eating from our own land

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One-block feast chickens

See our chicks grow to feisty hen-hood

Or in one case―oops!―rooster-hood. Our girls now produce up to three dozen delicious eggs a week, for the cost of chicken scratch

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One-block blog team bee

Team Bee

We needed our own natural sweetener for dessert. Our hard-working bees produced it―and pollinated our garden in the process. Team Bee's blog tells all.

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One-block feast kitchen

Team Olive

Sunset has lots of olive trees, but we went off the block to solve a nasty problem

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One-block feast kitchen

Team Salt

Read all about our quest to (quickly) separate the NaCl from the H20―a process that takes the pros years

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One-block feast potato harvest

Team Garden

How to bury your hands in the soil for new rewards every season

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One-block feast Team Wine

Team Wine

We explore the hurry-up-and-wait world of winemaking as we produce our own pretty darn fine table wines

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One-block feast corn

Team Kitchen

From the test kitchens come new dishes (and preserves for the cool season) inspired by our harvest

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One-block blog team bee

Team Beer

Start the how-to learning process now and brew your own beer for the holidays

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Homemade fromage blanc

 Team Cheese

We're learning from the masters how to make fresh fromage blanc to complement our veggie-rich menu

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One-block feast kitchen

Team Vinegar

With a little help from award-winning cookbook author Paula Wolfert and her "mother"

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