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On My Plate: Tempeh

On My Plate: Tempeh

Warning: Soya Maya Tempeh Chips are highly addictive. Once you’ve had them, you will prefer them to potato chips. Tempeh chips are crunchier and more flavorful than potato chips.
Jim Rubenstein Jun 22, 2026
On My Plate: Scapes

On My Plate: Scapes

My buddy John asked me for a favor: Could I get some local scapes for him at the Oxford Farmers Market or MOON Co-op Grocery? Scapes make only a brief appearance, and the large supermarkets don’t carry them. As I type this column in Microsoft Word, squiggly red
Jim Rubenstein Jun 15, 2026
People gather at tables and eat chili

On My Plate: Chili

"San Antonio claims credit for first making chili as we know it. Beginning in the 1880s, women known at the time as Chili Queens sold what they named “bowls o’red” in San Antonio’s market."
James Rubenstein Feb 2, 2026
National Co-op Month

National Co-op Month

Take a co-op food tour around the world before ending in Oxford.
James Rubenstein Oct 13, 2025
Around 22 million pounds of plastic end up in the Great Lakes annually, according to Rochester Institute of Technology scientists Matthew Hoffman and Eric Hittinger.

On My Plate: Water

"Around 22 million pounds of plastic end up in the Great Lakes annually, according to Rochester Institute of Technology scientists Matthew Hoffman and Eric Hittinger."
James Rubenstein Aug 4, 2025
Little Creek Farm sells pint and quart-sized cartons of strawberries at the Oxford Farmers Market

On My Plate: Strawberries

The first modern garden-variety strawberry was bred in France in the 1750s through the pollination of male and female strawberry plants.
James Rubenstein Jun 7, 2025
A wooden basket holds lettuce heads with dark edges and loose open leaves at the Oxford Farmers Market

On My Plate: Lettuce

Local lettuce heads at the Oxford Farmers Market are more nutritious and last longer than supermarket lettuce
James Rubenstein May 24, 2025

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