Slow Food Huron Valley
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Our Food Community

As eaters, we all need to have an understanding of and relationship with the people whose care, hard work and expertise cultivates the land and makes beautiful, sustainable food for our community.

 

Slow Food Huron Valley wants to help promote local growers, artisans and producers who practice Slow Food principles. These principles include: following traditional sustainable and artisanal practices; raising heirloom varieties, heritage breeds and regional specialties; participating in farm-to-school and other educational efforts connecting the community to its food.

Slow Food Huron Valley Recognizes

 

Mill Pond Bread

Owner: John Savanna

Location: 1534 Sugarloaf Lake Rd., Chelsea, MI 48118

Phone: (312) 208-5251

Email: millpondbread@yahoo.com

Website: http://millpondbread.com/

Hours: February, Saturdays 8am-4pm

 

Slow Food Connections: John Savanna at Mill Pond Bread bakes artisanal breads and pastries using 100 year old sourdough culture, stone-ground flour, and organic ingredients. Following the tradition of his grandfather in Langres, France, John bakes his many wonderful varieties of bread by hand, selling many of them at local farmer's markets.

Mill Pond

 

 

Tantré Farm

Owner: Richard Andres and Deb Lentz

Location: 2510 Hayes Road, Chelsea, MI 48118

Phone: (734) 475-4323

Email: tantrefarm@hotmail.com

Website: http://www.localharvest.org/farms/M5684

CSA Available.

 

Slow Food Connections: Richard Andres and Deb Lentz farm 11 acres of Tantré Farm using traditional by-hand methods, producing certified organic and heirloom vegetables for their CSA members and for the Ann Arbor and Chelsea farmer's markets. Deb and Richard are active in the FSEP Farm-to-school project, providing Chelsea Elementary School with their organic produce and helping to teach kids about where their food comes from. Deb and Richard involve the community in the farm by offering opportunities to visit by appointment, along with tours, workshops and seasonal work parties. Deb and Richard also run an internship program on the farm, offering room and board to seasonal interns interested in learning organic and sustainable farming methods.

Tantre Farm

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

If you have suggestions, please email us at: leadership@slowfoodhuronvalley.com

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Slow Food Huron Valley: Ann Arbor, MI
Last Changed: March 22, 2008
Graphic Design by Amanda Tsang
Contact: leadership@slowfoodhuronvalley.com