Celebrating the Harvest of the Hamptons and North Fork
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LANDSCAPE PLEASURES
THE EDIBLE GARDEN
Journal and guide.
DEPARTMENTS
6
GRIST FOR THE MILL
9
NOTABLE EDIBLES
City chef, country chef. Attention shoppers. The holy garden. Wine for your oysters. Have card, will travel. Wine country gets a wine bar. Two for tea.
12
FARMGIRL ANGST
The story of chicken.
22
VISUAL VICTUALS
Fish prints.
31
CULT OF TASTE
Alchemy in the cellar.
36
COOKING FRESH
38
HEIRLOOMS
Making horseradish.
40
BACK TO THE GARDEN
Start with seeds.
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EDIBLE EVENTS
60
ROADSIDE DIARIES
Asparagus Man
Strawberry Politics
65
HANDS IN THE DIRT
Eat your lawn.
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DIRECTORY
80
AFTERTASTE
COVER
Hen and eggs, Diaz House, Water Mill
by Lindsay Morris.
FEATURES
16
OUT TO SEA
BOAT-TO-TABLE
When fishermen own the restaurant.
24
EATER AT LARGE
INCREDIBLE EDIBLE EAST END EGGS
For fresh and tasty, look no further.
27
BACK OF THE HOUSE
GREENPORT FOR DINNER
Dining in this town gives home cooking new meaning.
34
ARTISANS
A CHEESE COMPANY AGES
Raising kids on the farm.
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FROM GOOD LAND
GARDEN OF YOUTH
The East End’s oldest community farm carries on.
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