Power to the People

Great news.  We learned this week that Chestnut Charter Elementary was awarded the state grant that they applied for earlier this year.  Not only is Uncle Sam opening his pocket for a school but also a school with a good cause in mind.  The grant focuses on teaching kids about where their food…
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On the Lookout

To all those who have said ” Where are you located?”, I want to give you an answer.  Sarah and I have begun our search into finding a location that you can find us anyway of the week.  The opening of a restaurant is in a word, daunting.  Excitement, caution, stress and daydreaming are my…
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Fungi Farmer

I have never thought of myself as a “Green Thumb”.  I have done ok with small herbs and I have gotten a few tomatoes but my garden production has left something to be desired.  Today, I have moved away from plants and onto fungi.  My best friend, Ben Jeter, was in town this weekend, and…
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Dinner

Dinner this evening was:

Ancho chili and dry mustard spiced thick cut bone-on pork chops with rosemary and garlic roasted red potatoes and spiced fuji apples.  It was all made in the wood-fired oven and was delish.  A positive step towards a broader catering menu, which I like.  It all went together really well and…
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Fall

What is there not to like about Fall?  This is my favorite part of the year.  The cooling temperatures, warming sun, lack of humidity and general feel of Fall is all I need to just enjoy every minute of it.  Not to mention the awesome colors that mother nature bestows on us.  I can only…
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All Tongue Tied

Obviously by reading the title of this post you know that Sarah is not writing this.  Was it the words I was trying to say, the moment I was taking in, the love and happiness in my heart that was blocking my throat, the difficulty in describing an eternity in a few sentences, or just…
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GPFM

The Grant Park Farmer’s Market was crazy yesterday.  We sold more pizzas at the market than we have ever sold before at a farmer’s market.  I guess delicious ingredients, awesome weather and a hot ‘za are a good combination.  I am glad Sarah and I thought so 18 months ago…
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Recap

Wow.  What a month.  August may have been on of the busiest months of my life.  Running S & J's Woodfired Pizza on a daily basis and selling pizza to the people 5-6 times per week is awesome but tiring.  There is much to do and also much to catch up on.

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  • Farmers Markets:

    S & J's Woodfired Pizza will be selling our delish home-made woodfired pizzas at several farmers markets throughout metro Atlanta.

    Be sure to check our calendar for the specific dates we'll be vending.

    Dunwoody Green Market
    1551 Dunwoody Village Parkway
    Dunwoody, GA 30338
    Wednesdays, 8am - noon
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    East Atlanta Village Farmers Market
    561 Flat Shoals Ave
    Atlanta, GA
    Thursdays, 4pm - 8pm
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    Peachtree Road Farmers Market
    Cathedral of St. Philip
    2744 Peachtree Road, NW
    Atlanta, Georgia 30305
    Saturdays, 8:30am - 12:00pm
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    Grant Park Farmers Market
    Miledge Fountain, Grant Park
    Atlanta, GA 30316
    Sundays, 9:30am - 1:30pm
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