Washington Grown
Women in Agriculture
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From restaurant kitchens to running farms, we celebrate women in ag.
This episode is all about women in AG. We’ll head to one of the hottest spots in Spokane, The Blackbird, to put a fun twist on the classic caprese salad, and then we will whip up the restaurant’s most popular chicken dish. Then, we’re off to the International District in Seattle to try some local cuisine and chat with a restaurateur about Washington ingredients in ethnic cooking.
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Washington Grown is a local public television program presented by KSPS PBS
Washington Grown
Women in Agriculture
Preview | 30s
This episode is all about women in AG. We’ll head to one of the hottest spots in Spokane, The Blackbird, to put a fun twist on the classic caprese salad, and then we will whip up the restaurant’s most popular chicken dish. Then, we’re off to the International District in Seattle to try some local cuisine and chat with a restaurateur about Washington ingredients in ethnic cooking.
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