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Issue 69, 2015

ISSUE 69: March-May 2015

Features:

Chefs Do Austin text by Marissa Sertich Velie

Rescuing Rockland’s Farms text and photos by Christine Gritmon

Community Supported Agriculture Listings

Departments:

Editors’s letter: Empire State Indeed

Good stuff: Farm to Form Fondo, Farm to Bottle, to the Max, For What It’s Worth, Fungus on Tap, Farm-to-Vase Anemone Blooms, Got Your Wine Trail Passport?, Boosting the Brew with Biology

Eating by the Season: Watercress text by Robin Cherry, photos by Ethan Harrison and Margaret Rizzuto

Locally Grown: The Dirt on Dirt, Part 2 text by Kieth Stewart

Last Call: Bugs on the Brain text by Marissa Sertich Velie

Recipes:

Peconic Bay Scallops with Grapefruit and Yam (Eric Gabrynowicz, Restaurant North)

Nights in Mink (Darren Joseph, Tuthill House)

Saffron & Mango Green Tea Shrub (Darren Joseph, Tuthill House)

Shrub “Adult” Soda (The Hudson Standard)

Homemade Grenadine (Kelly Verardo, Restaurant North)

Old New York (Kelly Verardo, Restaurant North)

Watercress Salad (Peter Milano, Dish Bistro)

Watercress Roasted Beet Salad (Vincent Ricciardelli, Harvest)

Watercress and Nettle Soup (John Lekic, Le Express)

Watercress and Blood Orange Salad (Vincent Mokarski, Valley Restaurant)

Watercress Oshitashi (Makio Idesako, SushiMakio)

Shrubs

KELLY VERARDO, BAR MANAGER and mixologist at Restaurant North in Armonk, offers an unusual caveat to trepidatious guests about to order her Summer Sidecar cocktail: “I will get you something

Chefs Do Austin

THROW A COUPLE OF YOUNG HUDSON VALLEY chefs into a hip and thriving food scene and something delicious is bound to happen. Richard Parente, chef and co-owner of Clock Tower Grill,

Hudson Valley Restaurant Week is back this October 28 to November 10!