SHOP: Shindig Shuck Box
Southold Bay Oysters recently unveiled their Shindig Shuck Box, a one-stop shop for any oyster aficionado or amateur that includes two dozen Southold Shindig Oysters grown right in Southold Bay and a stainless steel Plymouth-style shucking knife with instructions.
Thanksgiving at a Different House
In 2011, a survey by the National Restaurant Association concluded that 6 percent of Thanksgiving diners would eat or order out for the national holiday.
Feeding Families for Thanksgiving at Mecox Bay
As Turkey Day draws near, Art Ludlow of Mecox Bay Dairy in Bridgehampton shares how the farm prepares to feed families celebrating on the East End, including his own.
‘The Three Sisters’ To Uplift, And Nourish
There is a reason that The Three Sisters — also known as corn, beans and squash — are planted together in many indigenous traditions.
Bistro Eté Offers a Taste of the French Coast
Hunting, foraging, fishing. Farm-to-table was never a trend for chef Arie Pavlou, rather the only way of life he knew, instilled in him as a child growing up on the small island of Cyprus.
Dish: Long Island Restaurant Week Returns
For eateries and diners alike, Long Island Restaurant Week is a fall favorite island-wide, especially on the East End — giving restaurants a boost in business while customers try menus that, sometimes, are outside their budgets during the on-season.
It’s Summer Every Day at Westhampton Beach Brewing Co.,
Every day’s a beach day. Though summer is over, this slogan still rings true for Westhampton Beach Brewing Co. as they’re smack in the middle of their first October — in which case, every day’s a beer day.
Business: Fall Food Specials, Personal Training Deals, Kids Dial Day
Baron’s Cove’s new fall menu debuts with heritage pork shank with braised polenta, Brussels sprouts and natural jus, featuring pork raised at the Sag Harbor resort’s own 62-acre Beach Plum Farm.
New Edible Education Course Open to All Long Island Residents
For epicureans craving contemporary food culture — from farm to table and organic vs. local vs. biodynamic to culinary diversity and food politics — Stony Brook Southampton has the answer.
A Class on Cooking — and Korean Culture — at John Jermain
On October 11 at the John Jermain Memorial Library, the Korean Spirit and Culture Promotion Project will put on “Taste of Korea: Full of Wisdom and Nature,” a cooking demonstration that will offer attendees a window into Korean culture.
Il Capuccino Has Endured the Test of Time
The Tagliasacchi family, owners of Italian staple Il Capuccino, has managed to survive through both good times and bad, through the economically rocky 1970s (the restaurant opened in 1974), and market crashes that marked the 1980s, 1990s, and mid-2000s.
Food Lab: ‘Eat Global, Cook Local’
This combination of global meets local cuisine is the theme of this year’s Food Lab Conference — which includes several panels, a cooking class and dinner — on September 14 and 15 at Stony Brook Southampton.
A Conversation With Laura Luciano
A graphic designer with her own firm, Laura Luciano is a board member of Slow Food East End who has been Slow Food Governor for New York State since 2017.
Amidst a Changing Tide, Donna Karan Settles in Sag Harbor
On any given day, Donna Karan takes a trip around the world — draped in fabrics from Italy and surrounded by furniture from Bali, Thailand and South Africa.
SummerFest Returns to the Southampton Arts Center
For foodies, SummerFest is the one Hamptons event that should not be missed. In addition to serving as the premier fundraiser for the Southampton Arts Center, the event allows some of the East End’s most prominent chefs and restaurants to proudly showcase their latest culinary creations.
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For One Night, “A Christmas Carol” Comes to Bay Street
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Bits: Sharing Clothes To Build Community, Holidays at Parrish, Upgrades at Guild Hall
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