The North Fork Foodie Tour was back and bigger than ever for its 12th year this past season.
The self-guided culinary adventure gave participants a rare behind-the-scenes look at local farms, vineyards and other establishments that have made the region a destination for farm fresh eats and craft beverages. (more…)
Sunday, Sept. 16, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.: North Fork foodie tour hosted by North Fork Reform Synagogue. Self-guided tour of local farms, vineyards, the Peconic Land Trust’s Agricultural Center and other locations producing local food and beverages. $25; children under 12, free. Tickets: northforkreformsynagogue.org, 631-722-5712; or at any location the day of the tour.
The North Fork Foodie Tour is back and bigger than ever for its 12thyear. The self-guided culinary adventure gives participants a rare behind-the-scenes look at local farms, vineyards and other establishments that have made the region a destination for farm fresh eats and local imbibes.
This year’s Foodie Tour, a fundraiser for North Fork Reform Synagogue, is showcasing 20 locations representing a wide array of food producers in the local artisanal food, wine and beer industries. (more…)
Ducks at Ty Llwyd Farm in Riverhead. (Credit: photos by Vera Chinese)
For the question of what makes the North Fork so special, the answer can be found on the North Fork Foodie Tour.
Now in its 10th year, the self-guided tour, which is the North Fork Reform Synagogue’s only fundraiser, offers a behind-the-scenes look at small-scale vegetable growing, winemaking and raising livestock on the East End.
It also gives participants a chance to get to know our local farmers and sample some of their scrumptious products. (more…)
The Nice Buns Food Truck will be at Macari Wines in October.
Love food trucks? Can’t decide which one to follow?
Macari Vineyards, the family-owned winery, plans to offer a rotating series of food trucks every Saturday and Sunday at their Cutchogue tasting room during September and October.
Ask a group of fourth-graders who spend several hours each week in an organic vegetable garden what they like to snack on and the answer may surprise you.
“I always eat all the kale,” said Southold Elementary School student Amelia Harmon, 9. (more…)
North Fork chickens roam free, snacking on bugs and seeds. (Credit: Katharine Schroeder)
Local farms and other artisanal food and drink purveyors will be the stops on North Fork Reform Synagogue’s ninth annual Foodie Tour, set for Sunday, Sept. 20. The self-guided event will run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., with exclusive tours, demonstrations, talks and family activities. (more…)
