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Tag Archives: fall
Maine Brew Bus, Geary's Tasting Room, The Well at Jordan's Farm
The Maine Brew Bus as a shuttle to Geary’s new tasting room D.L. Geary’s Brewing Company, the oldest brewery in Maine, opened a new tasting room last week, embracing the public’s growing interest in craft beer. Located in Portland’s industrial … Continue reading
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Tagged beer, Cape Elizabeth, eating out, Eventide Oyster Co, fall, farmers' market, farms, Geary's, lunch, Maine Brew Bus, restaurants, reviews, The Well at Jordan's Farm
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Maine Brew Bus, Geary’s Tasting Room, The Well at Jordan’s Farm
The Maine Brew Bus as a shuttle to Geary’s new tasting room D.L. Geary’s Brewing Company, the oldest brewery in Maine, opened a new tasting room last week, embracing the public’s growing interest in craft beer. Located in Portland’s industrial … Continue reading
Posted in beer, Cape Elizabeth, eating out, Eventide Oyster Co, fall, farmers' market, farms, Geary's, http://schemas.google.com/blogger/2008/kind#post, lunch, Maine Brew Bus, restaurants, The Well at Jordan's Farm
Tagged beer, Cape Elizabeth, eating out, Eventide Oyster Co, fall, farmers' market, farms, Geary's, lunch, Maine Brew Bus, restaurants, reviews, The Well at Jordan's Farm
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Canning Spaghetti Sauce in a Pressure Canner
My love for fresh, local tomatoes cannot be overstated. But (and I feel I’m making a bit of a canning confession here), I think preserving tomatoes in a way that captures their sweet, in-season taste can be a struggle. Preparing … Continue reading
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Tagged canning, easily vegetarian, fall, food preservation, local eating, pressure canning, summer, tomatoes, veggies
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Canning Spaghetti Sauce in a Pressure Canner
My love for fresh, local tomatoes cannot be overstated. But (and I feel I’m making a bit of a canning confession here), I think preserving tomatoes in a way that captures their sweet, in-season taste can be a struggle. Preparing … Continue reading
Sunday Visit to Bresca and the Honey Bee
It was a sad day for Portland’s restaurant scene when Krista Desjarlais announced that she was closing her restaurant, Bresca. Fortunately, the news came quickly that she and her husband Erik (also a chef), bought the Snack Shack at Sabbathday … Continue reading
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Tagged blogs, Bresca, dessert, fall, friends, fruit, Maine, New Gloucester, restaurants
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Sunday Visit to Bresca and the Honey Bee
It was a sad day for Portland’s restaurant scene when Krista Desjarlais announced that she was closing her restaurant, Bresca. Fortunately, the news came quickly that she and her husband Erik (also a chef), bought the Snack Shack at Sabbathday … Continue reading
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Out On A Limb Apple CSA – 3rd Share
This is my third of a share from the 3rd delivery of the Out On A Limb CSA. Eight varieties of apples this time – the most yet. Clockwise from top: Cox’s Orange Pippin, Wolf River, Nodhead, Wagener, Pomme Grise, Whitefield, … Continue reading
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Tagged apples, CSA, fall, fruit, local eating, Out On A Limb
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Out On A Limb Apple CSA – 3rd Share
This is my third of a share from the 3rd delivery of the Out On A Limb CSA. Eight varieties of apples this time – the most yet. Clockwise from top: Cox’s Orange Pippin, Wolf River, Nodhead, Wagener, Pomme Grise, Whitefield, … Continue reading
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Second Year in Review
Well, today is my 2nd blog-iversary, and this one crept up on me! I can hardly believe I’ve been writing this thing for two years. As I’ve said before, I’ve met a lot of amazing people through my blog and … Continue reading
Second Year in Review
Well, today is my 2nd blog-iversary, and this one crept up on me! I can hardly believe I’ve been writing this thing for two years. As I’ve said before, I’ve met a lot of amazing people through my blog and … Continue reading
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