After our delicious meal at the Chocolate Mill, (click here if you missed that post, you should go see it even if you've already read it, as I've updated it a little bit), it was time for the main event of the day: Lake George.
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Lake George
Wednesday, September 01, 2010
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Glens Falls by Jack Tiggleman
The days adventures began with a bowl of cereal and some Chocolate Milk from Battenkill Valley Creamery. It wasn't exactly yesterday's life-changing meal, but sometimes even professional chefs get lazy. We ended up in Lake George by late afternoon (look above), and those adventures shall be shared in next post.
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American Masala Farm
- Charlie and my farm is in the bucolic hills and valleys nestled between the Adirondack and Green Mountain ranges.
Fall Cider Party
- An annual tradition in our farm community is the Cider Press Party at the home of our neighbors Ron and Judy DeWitt.
Delhi
- My home in India rich with sensory experiences and an electrifying energy that is at once captivating and dizzying.
Beirut Farmers Market
- The smells of fresh bread, the tastes of pastes and pickles, the feel of the sea winds.
Hiroko Shimbo
- My friend Hiroko is wthout a doubt one of the most talented Japanese chefs I know. Here a few images from a lunch she hosted for Charlie, I, and a few dear friends.
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