Some of the products made at a nonprofit food development center, which provides assistance and production space for farmers and small-scale 'food entrepreneurs.' I'm working on a story about one of these places (there are only about 35 in the U.S.) this week.

One of the products being made the day I visited was Shootflying Hill Dessert Sauce - named after a road that's very familiar to me, as it's a major throughway where I grew up. Turns out the creator, Cory Clarke, went to college near my hometown and always loved the name (me too). She gave me a sample jar to bring home and man, is it delish. Yummo!
