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Want to pick up the freshest eggs, meat, and vegetables in the Hudson Valley? These spring CSAs from local farms are the perfect way to do it.
Want to pick up the freshest eggs, meat, and vegetables in the Hudson Valley? These spring CSAs from local farms are the perfect way to do it.
At Finding Home Farms, Dana Putnam blends his family’s maple-sugaring legacy with a deep love for agriculture in Orange County.
Local, farm-fresh food goes down easy in some Hudson Valley cafeterias—but not without the focused efforts of school leaders who see big benefits for both students and area farmers.
I’ll always love fall in the Hudson Valley best, but there’s something so special about spring. Budding trees, greenery, a warm breeze here and there, daffodils and tulips…you can’t help getting caught up in it all, buoyed by feelings of expectancy and optimism for a new season and fresh start.
From March 31 to April 13, book a table at any of these Hudson Valley restaurants to dig into seafood-filled meals.
Just outside of Hudson, this Columbia County distillery and dining venue crafts artisanal brandy, vermouth, and more.
Ahead of St. Patrick’s Day or any time of year, chow down on traditional Irish cuisine at restaurants across the Hudson Valley.
Whether you’re hosting a holiday meal, planning a dinner at a local restaurant, or are just looking for an evening or afternoon out, be sure to explore one of these culinary hot spots.
Forget the Little House on the Prairie vibe. Today’s general stores go way beyond the basics with sophisticated products and inventive wares.
Bone broth is an easy addition to a healthy diet. Check out these Hudson Valley locations for homemade broth that will soothe the soul.
Efforts to reclaim Black agricultural heritage are reshaping the landscape in the Hudson Valley.
When the usual chocolate or vanilla doesn’t cut it, look to these Hudson Valley eateries for some tasty peanut butter treats.
Nutritious shelf-stable meals cooked up by Saugerties-based chef John Doherty are satisfying hunger in the Hudson Valley.
After baking out of their homes and posting about their journey on social media, Double D Sourdough’s owners opened their storefront on Main Street in Jeffersonville.
Fishkill welcomes an upmarket café for a boozy sip and a laidback lunch— and it’s the perfect companion to its heartier Italian relative next door.
With the weather colder than ever, these local restaurants whip up savory soups to get you through the frigid winter.
Piermont’s newest trattoria tempts pizza, pasta, and wine lovers with upscale, approachable eats in a colorful, casual-chic space.
Hudson Valley football fans can prepare for the Super Bowl by ordering wings or getting fixings to make their own at these locations. Â
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