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From Hudson Valley Beekeeper and Baker to Miller of Grains for Eataly’s Breads
Don Lewis, the founder of the Wild Hive Farm Community Grain Project (WHFCGP), grew up on a chicken farm under the watchful eye of his...
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The Revival of Diary: How Artisans Are Giving Dairy a Second Life
Who would have thought that old-fashioned cultured yogurt could make a comeback so rapidly? From old-fashioned yogurts to innovative dairy-based drinks, farmers and local artisans...
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Queen Creek Olive Mill
Can a trip to Phoenix turn into a life-changing, family business venture? For one couple it did! Perry and Brenda Rea visited Phoenix, Arizona in...
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From Sap to Maple Sugaring and Handcrafted Maple Syrup in the Hudson Valley
Katie Smith and her husband Chris Cashen own and operate The Farm at Miller’s Crossing in Hudson, an organic vegetable, herb and flower farm with...
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Visiting Olive Oil Tasting Rooms
If you want to develope your organoleptic – or tasting – skills where olive oil is concerned, start in the tasting rooms that offer oily...
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How Breadmaking Became an Art
Bread making is going back to its roots, thanks to artisan bakers such as Kathy Hester, who owns the New Mexico-based BakeHouse with her husband,...
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Visiting Cheese Tasting Rooms
Like wineries and micro-breweries, cheese tasting rooms offer aficionados the opportunity to explore and taste new flavors before making the commitment to purchase a bottle...
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Raw Chocolate: What Is It Exactly?
Surfing on the ‘raw’ food wave, some local artisans are pushing the boundaries of chocolate making by creating ‘raw’ chocolate bars. Born from a desire...
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From Grassfed Dairy Cows to Gourmet Artisan Cheeses in the Hudson Valley
Almost everyone is familiar with the terms “farm-to-table,” “locally sourced,” and “organic, non-GMO.” Can you imagine a land where there would only be huge commercial...
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What’s Happening at New York International Olive Oil Competition?
The third edition of annual NYIOOC will take place at the Mondrian Soho from April 13-15, 2015 at the International Culinary Centre in NYC. This...
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San Francisco’s Dogpatch Tour Blends Local Craft Culture with Historical Flavor
With its quaint neighborhoods and famous landmarks, San Francisco is known as one of the most walkable cities in the U.S. and attracts tourists from...
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Vegetables are the New Steak
The era of the meaty burger and charred rib eye is waning. Chefs at gastropubs and haute cuisine restaurants alike are turning to vegetables to...
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The Art of Eating Chocolate: How to Taste Chocolate like an Expert
Chocolate – much like fine wine – has hundreds of flavored nuances that can best be appreciated by following a few tasting guidelines. While a...
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Finding the Best Produce at Farmers Markets
Farmers Markets are wonderful places to shop. Fresh, colorful, locally-sourced fruits and vegetables. High quality baked goods, spreads, cheeses. And in many cases, pricing more...
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The History of ‘Made in Brooklyn’: From a Nascent Artisan Scene to a Booming Market
The home of the Dodgers is no longer known for being an inferior alternative to Manhattan when it comes to gourmet foods. As a matter...
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Craft Beer and BBQ Pairings
Original article can be viewed here. By: AARON GOLDFARB There’s nothing quite like drinking a cold one by a hot grill or smoker. Forget mac ‘n’ cheese or potato salad,...
Warm Beer? Don’t Fear! Give CrushBrew Your Ear We’ll show you a 5min cooling method
By Sam Hill You’re headed to a pool party and you make a stop to pick up your favorite craft beverage to share with your pals. However, you live...
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