Food Talk: Away from the Big Apple; From Farm to Table
Irene Khin Wong
When my friend Alan Adelson invited me to his house in the Catskills for dinner to talk about his new documentary film project, we didn't hesitate.
Thursday night after work on MTA train to Poughkeepsie takes me and my partner to the heart of the Hudson Valley, where we picked up a rental car.
For the next three days, we had enjoyed very much being vegan with the abundance of fresh farm grown vegetables to varieties of melons in the rolling hills by the Hudson Valley.
We stayed at an organic vegan B&B in the western Catskills. Early morning breakfast consists of tofu "scrambled eggs" with corn and freshly picked berries and a glass of kale smoothie, with granola and blueberries. One morning our aromatic tea concoction was a blend of purple sage, mint and calendula
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More in the area:
Graham and Co
Organic and vegan dish with thin crust pizza on weekends.
Table Onten
Newly opened this year with 20 rooms and swimming pool to cool off.
Fieldstone Farm (4236 County Highway 18, Delhi, N.Y.)
The Rama family operated The Cattle Exchange-breeding, buying and selling cattle. Fieldstone Farm Black Angus beef brings their expertise and love of great-tasting beef together.
Autumn Cafe (244 Main St, Oneonta, N.Y. 13820)
Rich Farm (13075 County Highway 18, Hobart, N.Y.)
Fresh, Cage-Free eggs available year round.
On The Left Bank (4845 County Highway 18, Delhi, N.Y.)
Seasonal varieties of produce for your table, nurtured riverside on the Delaware's West Branch.
Maplewood Farm (5700 County Highway 18, Bloomville, N.Y.)
Pure Maple Products
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