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GRIST FOR THE MILL |
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NOTABLE EDIBLES
The delicate red fruit. Smoothie salvation.
Shaved ice and sambosa.
All-American Wednesdays. |
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FARMGIRL ANGST
Got beans? |
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PECONIC FORAGER
All for the girls. |
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EAST END OENOPHILE |
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COOKING FRESH |
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ROADSIDE DIARIES
Terry Farms, Orient.
Bayview Farm, Aquebogue, and
Hayground Markets, Bridgehampton. |
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DIRECTORY |
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AFTERTASTE
Supply and demand. |
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COVER
Gardiner’s Island porgies, Seafood
Shop, Wainscott.
by Brian Halweil
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EATER AT LARGE
Feeling Blue
Blueberry products abound but
growing the crop is a struggle. |
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CULT OF TASTE
Eat, Drink, and Be Merry
Taking a walk through the East
End’s oldest vineyard. |
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BACK OF THE HOUSE
Architecture and Food
Two Victorian hamlets grow to be
a culinary mecca. |
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IN THE KITCHEN
Hamptons BBQ
Will you get sloppy? |
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ON THE VINE
Exotic Structures
The art and craft of winemaking. |
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HEIRLOOMS
Scallops for 5 Cents a Pound
Shelter Island’s last bayman speaks. |
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OUT TO SEA
Freshest Fish in the City
When you can’t make a living as a
bayman, try Brooklyn. |
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