Re: Lentils

["bill london" <bill_london@hotmail.com>]

J-
Local agriculture is focused on export.  As I understand it, local farmers 
grow soft wheat for Asian noodles and lentils for Mid-Eastern appetites.
However, the Moscow Food Co-op sells locally grown organic lentils.
The Co-op also sells various prepared foods made by Paradise Farm 
Organics--a Moscow company that owns a mill, buys local organic grains, 
grinds its own flours, and sells internationally.
The Co-op is on Third Street at Jefferson, 882-8537.
BL

>From: John and Michell Murray <jmbmurrays@turbonet.com>
>To: vision2020@moscow.com
>Subject: Lentils
>Date: Tue, 28 Mar 2000 21:40:47 -0800
>
>The Palouse is supposed to be one of the largest producers of lentils in
>the U.S., and we claim the reputation, yet we don't serve lentil dishes
>in our local restaurants, with exception to Mickeys and the Co-op that
>serve them on occasions. Why is this?  Can we buy locally grown lentils
>or are they shipped mainly overseas?  And another question, do we mill
>our own wheat in the Palouse?
>
>MM
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