The onion reigns supreme in Black Dirt Country
It is hard to imagine civilization without the onion. – Julia Child To our southwest is a motherlode of rich
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Spear of destiny: High season for freshly picked asparagus
With fresh asparagus, the higher your income, the higher up the stalk you cut the tip. – Bill Rathje
Krumville’s Country Inn offers top-notch roadhouse fare to match its famous beer list
Restaurants serving local food aren’t too hard to find these days, but coming across 500 kinds of bottled beer –
Sour power: Pickles aplenty at Saugerties’ Brine Barrel
It may be un-American not to love pickles. We have to have them, cozied up to all our beloved sandwiches,
Hudson Valley Restaurant Week (two weeks, really) runs March 18 to 31
This year’s Hudson Valley Restaurant Week, which runs March 18 to 31, got a jump start on February 28 when
Gone to seed in the kitchen
There’s a whole world in a seed. When cooked into or sprinkled over a dish, they bring more to the
Seafood’s secrets for your own kitchen
We’re afraid of fish. Whether it’s the cost, the odor or the intimidation factor, many of us are afraid to
There’s more than one way to whip up some eggnog
It was virgin eggnog that we kids drank on Christmas Eve around the sparkling Christmas tree with the flashing lights
Confessions of a chowderhead
“Clam chowder is essentially one of the most indelicate of our national dishes. It is rude, rugged, a food of
Dill with it at Rosendale’s International Pickle Festival
“Some may smile at the idea of ripe cucumbers, and say that the very thought of them, like the smell,