What does Corporate Social Responsibility have to do with food, and what does food have to do with Corporate Social Responsibility (or CSR)? It has to do with food when a prominent farmer and wine producer in the region operates his businesses on this model…which is having a positive impact on the community.
Playing With Food Responsibly
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Brian Talley of Talley Farms and Talley Vineyards is a lover of food and a dab hand at the BBQ!
Fr. Ian Delinger
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For today's meal and conversation, Brian uses fresh produce form the Talley Farms box (community supported agriculture or CSA produce delivery [see link below for that episode!]).
Fr. Ian Delinger
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What grows together goes together. The guacamole (with local late-harvest avocados, cilantro, onions and more) paired well with the local Talley Chardonnay.
Fr. Ian Delinger
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Everything has come off the grill, and dinner is ready!
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Fr. Ian's plate is piled high with local produce made with experience and love and paired with a Talley Vineyards 2019 Rosemary's Vineyard Pinot Noir. It doesn't get any more local ... or more responsible.
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If all the other produce weren't local enough, then there are the Meyer Lemons for the Lemon Meringue Pie with Brian's grandmother's pie crust. A great way to top off the conversation about all the good work that any company can do to support its worker and its community.
Fr. Ian Delinger
