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Join us for Open Farm Week

…r field of corn, beans, and squash grown using traditional Native American companion planting. And there will there will be a scarecrow making workshop, (bring your own shirt and pants, hat optional!) Sunday, August 20th is our Annual Farm-to-Table Feast with the Floating Bridge Food and Farms Coop at Ariel’s Restaurant. Book Tickets Early!   And our FBFFC partner Brookfield Bees (yep their honey, maple syrup and cider syrup are in our farmstand)…

Scallion Pancakes

Photo from ChewOutLoud.com, a food/cooking blog The scallions are crisp, luscious and ok, a bit prolific. The reaction from several folks that have seen them is, “time for Scallion Pancakes”. Yes, what a great idea. Many like the Serious Eats recipe. We have done a bit of merging of that recipe along with one from Bon Appetit, Chew Out Loud and How to Cook Everything for a slightly more reasonable approach. The article with the Serious Eats recip…

Health per Acre – Dr. Vandana Shiva

…sion with yield (volume) per acre, noting, “If food is nourishment, then health and nutrition per acre, is what we should be measuring.” With passion for the power of small farms she said, “Small, organic farms grow health.” Asia Week has called Dr. Shiva one of the five most effective communicators in Asia, and Forbes named her one of the most 7 influential women in the world. After listening to her concise, yet powerful talk, I understand why. I…

Hasselback Potatoes

Photo from Wander-crush.com Looking for something new to add to the dinner party or just a festive, but easy new way to serve potatoes, or sweet potatoes? Look no further – this recipe transforms your everyday potato into something magical with minimal prep. These have become a favorite of many over the past few years. Some call them crispy Swedish Potatoes, but most often that are called Hasselback potatoes after the Stockholm restaurant that st…

Overnight Pork Roast

…dwhirl! 10 years later still a go to! Cook while you sleep! From Foodwhirl.com Ingredients Pork Roast (any type, but ideally with a decent layer of fat) Salt & Pepper Directions Begin by preheating your oven to 225F. Place the roast in a roasting pan and cover it liberally with kosher salt and pepper, all over. Place it on a rack in the middle of the oven and leave it. Seriously – leave it. Ours generally need at least 7 hours on convection and we…

Spam, Sperm and feedback loops

…quests, concerns, interests, we’d love your feedback…. Farmers@eatstayfarm.com Thanks! Otherwise, it is winter, a cold one at that! Unfortunately that means challenging some of our systems… our “frost free” hydrants have frozen for example. Bummer as it has implications for chores from now well into Spring. Lamborghini On the upside, many a pest, including the Emerald Ash bore, not yet in our area, are knocked back by these temperatures. And the s…

Rainy Days and Roots

…enjoy his artful documentation of this week’s work readying and planting out the West hoop house with winter greens! http://eatstayfarm.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/Quack-Rap_1.mp3  …

Vermont Life features Lattes on the Hoof

…tured in Vermont Life Magazine               Check out the full write up at the newstand or online at: VermontLife.com

Lettuce Cups & Wraps

Inspired by the beautiful heads of lettuce coming in from the field and some delicious Thai Larb salad Chef Lee Duberman made with our pork a few years ago…     Lettuce Wraps or kale if you must! Google it and you get a beautiful set of images of delicious meats, veggies and salads served up in the cup of the lettuce leaf.     So a few thoughts and links to inspire you! Get creative and send us photos of your Lettuce Wraps!   BuzzFeed: 29 Fresh &…

Seared Bok Choy with Bacon Vinaigrette – Bittman

Photo: MarkBittman.com From Mark Bittman’s How to Cook Everything Mark says, “You can grill the bok choy instead of searing it if you like.” 1 1/2 to 2 pounds bok choy, parboiled and shocked 6 ounces bacon, finely chopped 3 tablespoons sherry or white wine vinegar, Artesano’s Honey Wine vinegar is also really nice here. Salt and freshly ground black pepper 5 tablespoons neutral oil, like grapeseed or corn or lard Cut the bok choy in half lengthwi…