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Table Talk: Anna Frumes of The Borland House Inn & Restaurant in Montgomery

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The Hudson Valley is a community of food lovers. More than foodies, the residents of the region are those who live and breathe food and its journey from seed to plate. They’re just as passionate about the farm-to-table movement as they are about the individuals who power it, nurture it, and allow it to grow. Across the region, local food lovers are chefs, farmers, and restaurateurs. They’re also business owners, brewers, and winemakers. They’re just as much born-and-bred Hudson Valleyites as they are newcomers to the region. Above all, they’re the movers and shakers who make the Hudson Valley’s food scene so rich and so unforgettable.

To celebrate these local food leaders, we invite you to tune into Valley Table Talk, our exclusive video series with the region’s artisans, chefs, entrepreneurs, and makers. Follow along with us on The Valley Table and @valleytable on Instagram as we share previews and announce upcoming guests. 

Episode 3: Anna Frumes

After growing up in the kitchen at her parents’ restaurant, Frumes traveled the world before planting her roots in the Hudson Valley. Drawing upon her global experience and love of local ingredients, Frumes opened The Borland House Inn & Restaurant in Montgomery with her parents. Today, Frumes serves as manager and chef, delighting diners with delectable breakfast, brunch, and, more recently, supper club menus. She is a member of Hudson Valley Restaurant Week’s advisory board. Watch her exclusive interview with Publisher Mike Martinelli below, or listen to the audio on our podcast.

 

Hudson Valley Restaurant Week is back this April 8-21!