Our feature on River Cottage might make you jump a jet to England but in the meantime, here’s one of our favorite super-simple recipes from Hugh’s latest cookbook.
Guests feasted on foods grown right on the farm, with a heaping helping of food systems thinking.
This well-worth-the-trip Inn is surrounded by a working dairy farm making prize-winning farmstead cheese, all in support of a non-profit providing world-class environmental education.
If you think a cheesemaking class sounds like more fun than a beachside massage, you’re going to dig our travel issue.
Masienda has imported 80,000 pounds of heirloom kernels to New York and farmers in Mexico are already tending plantings for them to sell next year.
Northwest Spain is incredible — very mountainous and rugged, like a mashup of Switzerland and Ireland, with extraordinary seafood.
Seventeen chefs are going whole hog cooking for Pig Mountain, a worth-the-trip upstate pork-and-more fest that you should hit this Saturday night.
In this little appliance I roast everything from apricots to zucchini, eggs to turnips, fluke to scallops — all without cooking myself in the process.
Put down your fork and get out a glass, because a new book will inspire you to, as its title puts it, Drink the Harvest.
We present, free to download on any device, our “Icons” e-book: a 334-page essential collection of the most quintessential Gotham stories in Edible’s archives.
Once a year, Mary Cleaver shutters shop so her whole staff — from serves and sous chefs to dishwashers and bookkeepers — can go back to the land, at least for the day.
Rob Stephenson shot gardens and farms with a large-format camera (you know, the kind with the giant hood that goes over the shooter’s head). The result is a gorgeous book featuring urban agriculture in all five boroughs.
