I'm off to take a silent retreat in the Hudson Valley. No blogging, no computer, lots of silence, and walking, and simple meals. I'll be back and posting on Wednesday. Cheers!
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Upstate NY Blogs--Culture, Sustainability, Other
Local Food Sources: Dairy
- Adirondack Creamery--Kingston
- Cayuga Lake Creamery - Homemade Ice Cream and More
- Cowlick Farms: Finger Lakes Gelato, Latte, and Cheese
- Evan's Farmhouse Creamery--Norwich
- Heamour Farm: Farmstead Cheese
- Kortright Creamery at Stone and Thistle Farm
- Lively Run Goat Dairy
- Maple Hill Creamery
- Meadowood Farms
- Muranda Cheese Company
- NY Cheese :: New York Cheese :: Artisan Cheese :: Farmstead Cheese
- Wake Robin Farm--Jordan
Local Sources: Grass Fed Meats
Local Food Sources: Produce
Local Food Sources: Wine
- Anyela's Vineyards, Skaneateles Lake
- Atwater Estate Vineyards--Seneca Lake
- Billsboro Winery - Geneva NY
- Bloomer Creek Vineyard--Seneca Lake
- Channing Daughters Winery--Bridgehampton
- Finger Lakes Wine Guild
- Glenhaven Farm Winery - Finger Lakes Wine
- Lamoreaux Landing Wine--Seneca Lake
- Pheasant Ridge Vineyards--Jamesville
- Ravines Wine Cellars--Keuka Lake
- Red Feet Wine Ithaca, NY
- Shaw Vineyard--Seneca Lake
- Silver Thread Vineyards--Seneca Lake
- The Savvy Wine Cellar--Camillus
Local Food Sources: Coffee, Tea, Chocolate
Local Food Sources: Grains and Cereals
Local Food Sources: CSAs
Local Food Sources: Markets and Stores
- Elderberry Pond Farm Country Store--Auburn
- Green Hills Market
- Green Planet Grocery, Fairmount
- Ithaca Farmer's Market
- Local Harvest--Find a Market or Farm
- Ludgate Farms--Ithaca
- Niles Gourmet - Natural and Organic Specialty Food Store
- Syracuse Eastside Neighborhood Farmers' Market
- Syracuse Real Food Co-op--Syracuse
Good Eats in Central NY
- Alto Cinco Restaurant, Syracuse
- BC Restaurant Armory Square
- Carriage House Cafe - Ithaca
- China Road Chinese Restaurant, Mattydale
- Circa Restaurant | New American Cuisine | Cazenovia
- Elderberry Pond Farm and Restaurant, Auburn
- Empire Brewing Company - Armory Square - Syracuse, New York
- Funk and Waffles--Syracuse
- Gentile's Restaurant, Syracuse
- Gimme Coffee--Ithaca Roasters
- Hazelnut Kitchen, Trumansburg, NY
- Joelle's French Bistro--Skaneateles
- Maxie's Supper Club and Oyster Bar, Ithaca
- Mirbeau Inn and Spa
- Moosewood Restaurant - Ithaca, NY
- Moro's Table » Auburn
- Niles Gourmet
- Pastabilities Restaurant
- Roji Tea Lounge
- Sparky Town, Syracuse
Stay Informed
- Center for Ecoliteracy
- Farm to Table--a project of Earth Pledge
- Finger Lakes Culinary Bounty
- FoodRoutes - Where Does Your Food Come From?
- New York farms & farming, information on NY Farms: heritage,tradition & quality of life
- Northeast Organic Farming Association of NY
- Organic Consumers Association
- Slow Food CNY
- Slow Food USA
- Stone Barns Center For Food and Agriculture
Think Before you Eat--More Blogs
Eating Well from Coast to Coast
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Just found your blog and really enjoy your posts. I read your post about scones and your mention of Friday afternoon teas at college--I have to guess that you went to Smith? Anyway, I did too--my first Friday tea was as a visiting prospective student and it was the clincher in my decision to attend.
Erin '01
Posted by: Erin | January 04, 2006 at 12:14 AM
Hi Erin! Thanks for stopping by. And yes, guilt as charged--I'm a Smithie, class of 1988. I love your blog too--can't wait to spend some time exploring--we have some cooking interests in common--like that salmon on wilted spinach--gotta check that out!
Posted by: Jennifer | January 04, 2006 at 05:20 PM
I just saw this site and want to know more about what is going on in Central NY. I just moved to Hamilton from Philadelphia but lived in NYC......I am wondering how I can find good ingredients here.
Thanks,
C.
Posted by: Catherine | November 22, 2006 at 01:25 PM
Hi Catherine, Thanks for stopping by and posting a comment. You actually live in the hotbed of great food. Check out the links on the left side of this blog for some great food sources and be sure to check out the Hamilton Farmers' market in the spring. If you email the folks at Green Rabbit Farm--see the link--they can probably tell you about where to get great food until the market reopens.
Posted by: Jennifer | November 28, 2006 at 10:07 AM