Eat Local, Eat Fresh

Oklahoma City chef and organic gardener Kamala Gamble takes a fresh approach to food and shares her tips for healthy eating.

Kamala Gamble
Ralph Anderson

Slow Food

Fresh food like this helps trained chef and organic gardener Kamala Gamble (far right) teach children the value of gardening. “If they grow it, they’ll eat it,” she says. 

Cofounder of Slow Food Oklahoma City, Kamala believes that meals made from naturally produced local vegetables, fruits, meats, and dairy products are good for your health, good for the local economy, and good for your taste buds.

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