About this episode

Nite Yun discusses making Khmer American food accessible, alongside insights on agriculture and unique tomato varieties.

This week on Good Food: Nite Yun aims to make Khmer American food accessible to everyone. Kate Brown argues that the most fertile agriculture is in small garden beds often on the edges of mainstream society. Hans Fama breeds unique tomato varieties with a surprising shelf life. Casey Lane shops for English peas at the farmers market. Connect with Good Food host Evan Kleiman on Substack .

People in this episode

Host: Evan Kleiman

Guests: Nite Yun, Kate Brown, Hans Fama, Casey Lane

Topics covered

• Khmer food
• agriculture
• farmers market
• sustainability
• food accessibility

Keywords

• Khmer American food
• small garden beds
• unique tomato varieties
• farmers market
• food accessibility

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Organizations: Good Food, KCRW

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