Looking Ahead to 5 Long Island Fall Favorite Meals
Kerriann Flanagan Brosky takes us on a quick tour of the meals she’s looking forward to this fall.
RECIPE: What to do with an Abundance of Hot Peppers ~ Hot Sauce
After your hot sauce spends some time aging in your refrigerator, bottle it up for gifts. • Photographs by Kerriann Flanagan Brosky
Fall Lettuce Harvesting
Don’t be surprised that you can grow lettuce late into the fall.
RECIPE: Eintopf mit Wurst und Kraut
Just in time for Oktoberfest! The Forest Pork Store has offered this quick and easy recipe for a one pot meal.
Saturday is Greenlawn’s Annual Pickle Festival
On Saturday, September 20, 2014 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., the Greenlawn-Centerport Historical Association will be hosting the 35th Annual Pickle Festival at the…
Würstchen Und Vieles Mehr
German tradition lives on at Forest Pork Store.
The Five Best Foods I Ate This Summer
As the summer winds down and I recall happy memories, the fabulous foods I consumed also comes to mind. Here are my picks for the five best foods I ate this summer:
Farmigo Online Farmers Market Gaining in Popularity
Farmigo, a virtual farmers market connecting consumers directly with growers, is cropping up in a multitude of unlikely places on Long Island. Cafeterias, schools, restaurants and even yoga studios have become drop-off sites for local produce. Preordered online by health-savvy consumers, Farmigo’s mission statement is to “connect people with real food from small-scale local and regional producers.”
Let’s Go Retro with Long Island Iced Tea
We’ve all drunk them. Maybe for some, more than they’d like to admit, but like Billy Joel, the Big Duck and Jones Beach, the Long Island Iced Tea can take its place in our culture and history here on Long Island. For all you trivia buffs out there, do you know where this smooth, yet potent, world-famous concoction originated from?
Savora Style: Innovation and Design
Savora, a division of Lifetime Brands in Garden City, is quickly raising the bar with its new, high-end line of innovative kitchen tools and gadgets. Created in sleek designs, bold colors and shiny chrome, these once ordinary kitchen gadgets are literally turning heads.
Christine Frederick: Kitchen Innovator of Efficiency
Before there was Martha Stewart there was Christine Frederick, innovator, scientific homemaker and kitchen connoisseur. From 1912 through the 1940s, Frederick transformed domestic efficiency at her Applecroft Home Experiment Station in Greenlawn, New York, where she took modernizing homemaking to a new level.
Dining in on Valentine’s Day
Dining out Valentine’s Day can be a bit overrated. My husband and I stopped going out once my children were born. Trying to find a babysitter for the most romantic night of the year was like putting toothpaste back in a tube.
