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Selma Café: March 6, 2009

 
Selma Café: March 6, 2009 | Selma Café, hosted by Lisa Gottlieb and Jeff McCabe, is located at 722 Soule — directly in front of Eberwhite Elementary School. | Jeff McCabe is about to dig into a breakfast made almost exclusively with locally sourced ingredients. (And he knitted his own socks!)
Selma Café, hosted by Lisa Gottlieb and Jeff McCabe, is located at 722 Soule — directly in front of Eberwhite Elementary School. | Jeff McCabe is about to dig into a breakfast made almost exclusively with locally sourced ingredients. (And he knitted his own socks!)

After being online for nearly 18 months, it’s high time this blog got around to covering a food-related event — I mean, it’s called “Relish,” right?

So let me start with something über-cool: Selma Café. The best way to learn about this “breakfast salon” is to just show up on a Friday between 6:30–10am. You will be so glad you did! As the Repasts, Present & Future website puts it: “Eat local food, schmooze with local foodies, co-create the next wave of our local food community. No reservation needed, walk on in — come early, food while it lasts.”

Featuring all local ingredients and suppliers, including:

Suggested donation: $10–$15 for breakfast, $3 for a cup of coffee or tea with biscotti. All proceeds go directly to the local farmers and producers who supply the ingredients and to non-profit groups working to expand access to healthy, sustainable food resources.

More info:

I’m excited about this vast and energized (not to mention yummy) world that is opening up right before my eyes. Bon appétit!

Selma Café: March 6, 2009 | Each week features a guest chef who works with seasonal, local ingredients. Today, diners enjoyed chef Scott MacInnis’s delicious creations. I can personally vouch for the bread pudding!
Each week features a guest chef who works with seasonal, local ingredients. Today, diners enjoyed chef Scott MacInnis’s delicious creations. I can personally vouch for the bread pudding!
Selma Café: March 6, 2009 | OMG, those waffles look amazing. Let’s go in for a closer look…
OMG, those waffles look amazing. Let’s go in for a closer look…
Selma Café: March 6, 2009 | Yes! This diner slathered butter into every single Cartesian compartment — exactly how all right-thinking persons enjoy their waffles.
Yes! This diner slathered butter into every single Cartesian compartment — exactly how all right-thinking persons enjoy their waffles.
Selma Café: March 6, 2009 | Gather ’round the counter for some great food and conversation.
Gather ’round the counter for some great food and conversation.
Selma Café: March 6, 2009 | The eggs served come from Jeff and Lisa’s chickens, which run free in their spacious backyard. | The mini-egg mysteriously came from a chicken, not from Cadbury.
The eggs served come from Jeff and Lisa’s chickens, which run free in their spacious backyard. | The mini-egg mysteriously came from a chicken, not from Cadbury.
Selma Café: March 6, 2009 | Today’s all-volunteer crew: Shana Kimball (Gastronomical Three), Matt Burton and Garin Fons (both active with Local Food Portal and Local Food Summit), Scott MacInnis (tranche de vie), and Aubrey Thomason (Growing Hope, Zingerman’s Creamery, to name but a few of her many impressive community/food affiliations).
Today’s all-volunteer crew: Shana Kimball (Gastronomical Three), Matt Burton and Garin Fons (both active with Local Food Portal and Local Food Summit), Scott MacInnis (tranche de vie), and Aubrey Thomason (Growing Hope, Zingerman’s Creamery, to name but a few of her many impressive community/food affiliations).
Selma Café: March 6, 2009 | The chef on-deck for next week: Jeremy Lopatin, of Arbor Teas, who will be serving up a selection of sweet and savory crepes. I’ll be there!
The chef on-deck for next week: Jeremy Lopatin, of Arbor Teas, who will be serving up a selection of sweet and savory crepes. I’ll be there!

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Comments

Oh My Goddess! You rock. I believe I live in a glossy magazine now. I will never look at our kitchen the same again. Welcome to your new fan club. Jeff

What Jeff said! What a gorgeous document of our little breakfast adventure—thank you so very, very much. It was great meeting you on Friday!

#2 Shana

Wow! I hope to see you at one of these soon :)

Lovely shots of a beautiful event – they really demonstrate the emotional connection to the food/community we are part of. I love that.

#4 kim

PS – I also love Jeff’s socks!

#5 kim

Myra, you are magic! Since I couldn’t stay past 8am last week, you helped me feel like I was there the whole time by your amazing ability to capture the lovely moments of good food and community with ease and clarity.
Thank you! LG

I’m sorry I wasn’t able to attend last Friday. It looks like I missed out on some great food and conversation. Your photos are amazing!

#7 Kristin

Wow. This looks so awesome! Beautiful picks and such a lovely offering: breakfast on Fridays. Wish you were in Boston!!!

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I’m a professional photographer specializing in studio and lifestyle portraits of children, families, high school seniors, and performing artists. I live in Ann Arbor with my husband, Rich, and our 21-year-old son, Max. Learn more about my portrait and headshot services at Myra Klarman Photography.

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