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Hungry For Linkage: More Women Chefs + Pinterest Adds Recipe Search + Whole Foods Bans Sludge

Food news and headlines from Northern Virginia

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With Time publishing “Gods of Food,” which detailed the leaders of the culinary world and left out women completely, the story of women in the kitchen has been a major media theme. New York Times studies the numbers of women as chefs. [NYT] 

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The Heavy Seas Alehouse adds Chef de Cuisine Marc Kennedy, most recently of Arlington’s McCormick & Schmick, in preparation for its February opening in Rosslyn. The restaurant takes its name from its owner: the Baltimore craft brewery Heavy Seas. 

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Governor McAuliffe announces Fauquier and Stafford are among the Virginia counties receiving $149,678.46 in farmland preservation grants, with a goal of conserving 400,000 acres across Virginia. [Office of Governor Terry McAuliffe]

Pinterest adds new recipe search features. [Pinterest]

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Whole Foods bans all produce made with “sludge,” a type of biosolid fertilizer. [NPR]

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