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FROM GOOD LAND: The Salad Bowl of the North Fork
Dominant Greens CUTCHOGUE—Paulette Satur deals in ephemeral pleasures. Tomatoes ripened to near splitting perfection. Pungent leeks with firm, unblemished trunks. Squash blossoms that exist for just...
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ON GOOD LAND: Under Plastic
When the old idea of extending your growing season becomes new. Early last month, bare days after blizzard winds tore across the East End, one of the North Fork’s most popular farm shops reopened,...
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Whole Foods Taps Satur for Greens Delivering East End agricultural products into the hands of consumers on the other side of Riverhead can be daunting. Moving produce takes oil, and that’s assuming you...
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City Locavores Sell Out Tasting Table’s North Fork Bounty Dinner in 24 Hours
“It’s no secret that Long Island’s North Fork is paradise for New York food lovers,” the Gotham-based daily email Tasting Table recently declared. Well, duh! But we had no idea just how popular that...
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Department of DIY: Jumpstart Your Growing Season with a Greenhouse
Last Saturday at the Sag Harbor Farmers Market, I was startled but something I hadn’t seen in months: fresh produce. But there it was. The local food purveyor Rustic Roots out of Hampton Bays was...
View ArticleCrazy Long Tables
You dip down Deep Lane and park in a grassy area with row crops just beyond. Kick down a dirt trail to reveal multiple tables by the farm stand, one with oysters being shucked, another with Channing...
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THROWBACK THURSDAY: Satur Farms
When Brian Halweil talked to Paulette Satur about her vegetable business in 2005, she was farming nearly 200 acres in Cutchogue with her husband Eberhard Müller. Now the couple’s produce is featured...
View ArticleOur Dinner with Russell
Like many winemakers, Russell Hearn loves to eat, and he loves to cook. “I guess the stereotype is that I would like to grill, and I do,” says Hearn, who was trained to make wine in “barbie”-crazed...
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FROM GOOD LAND: The Salad Bowl of the North Fork
Dominant Greens CUTCHOGUE—Paulette Satur deals in ephemeral pleasures. Tomatoes ripened to near splitting perfection. Pungent leeks with firm, unblemished trunks. Squash blossoms that exist for just...
View ArticleClik here to view.
ON GOOD LAND: Under Plastic
When the old idea of extending your growing season becomes new. Early last month, bare days after blizzard winds tore across the East End, one of the North Fork’s most popular farm shops reopened,...
View ArticleNOTABLE EDIBLES
Whole Foods Taps Satur for Greens Delivering East End agricultural products into the hands of consumers on the other side of Riverhead can be daunting. Moving produce takes oil, and that’s assuming you...
View ArticleClik here to view.
City Locavores Sell Out Tasting Table’s North Fork Bounty Dinner in 24 Hours
“It’s no secret that Long Island’s North Fork is paradise for New York food lovers,” the Gotham-based daily email Tasting Table recently declared. Well, duh! But we had no idea just how popular that...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Department of DIY: Jumpstart Your Growing Season with a Greenhouse
Last Saturday at the Sag Harbor Farmers Market, I was startled but something I hadn’t seen in months: fresh produce. But there it was. The local food purveyor Rustic Roots out of Hampton Bays was...
View ArticleCrazy Long Tables
You dip down Deep Lane and park in a grassy area with row crops just beyond. Kick down a dirt trail to reveal multiple tables by the farm stand, one with oysters being shucked, another with Channing...
View ArticleClik here to view.
THROWBACK THURSDAY: Satur Farms
When Brian Halweil talked to Paulette Satur about her vegetable business in 2005, she was farming nearly 200 acres in Cutchogue with her husband Eberhard Müller. Now the couple’s produce is featured...
View ArticleOur Dinner with Russell
Like many winemakers, Russell Hearn loves to eat, and he loves to cook. “I guess the stereotype is that I would like to grill, and I do,” says Hearn, who was trained to make wine in “barbie”-crazed...
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Satur Farms Releases New Line of Organic Salad Dressings
Photo courtesy of Satur FarmsSatur Farms is renowned for their specialty salads, leafy vegetables and herbs—with their spinach and salad mixes sold everywhere from the East End to Whole Foods markets...
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