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The Work of a Farmer: Creating a Menu from the Ground Up
Culture
Sponsored: Chef Justin Walker of Earth at Hidden Pond also runs a 13-acre farm with his wife, Danielle, that provides a wide range of ingredients to the restaurant from heirloom tomatoes to honey to goat’s milk.

Tom Gore Vineyards

Want to Buy Produce Direct from Farms? This Site Makes It a Breeze
Shopping
Aina connects shoppers with independent growers across the country.

Megan Zhang

Chef Dan Barber on the Future of Farm-to-Table
Culture
Dan Barber talks about researching his book The Third Plate—and how it changed his outlook as a chef and restaurant owner.

Rochelle Bilow

Forget the Place Cards and Put These on Your Thanksgiving Table Instead
Lifestyle
From terrazzo scraps to actual Legos, here’s how to add even more fun to dinner.

Erika Owen

Our Favorite Restaurants That Operate Their Own Full-Scale Farms
Culture
Some of our favorite restaurants are going the extra mile and opening their own large-scale farms
Visit a Farm That Wants to Change How We Think About Meat (Video)
Video
A visit to Kinderhook Farm, meat supplier to some of NYC's best restaurants—and force for change in the meat biz. (Bonus: watch for the adorable farm dog!)

Matt Duckor

The Work of a Farmer: Making New York City Greener
sponsored
Sponsored: An inside look at the people driving the farm-to-table movement.

Tom Gore Vineyards

A Florist's Tips for Setting a Beautiful Thanksgiving Table
Culture
Set a seasonal Thanksgiving table, says florist Roberta Bendavid

Roberta Bendavid

Seven Essential Tools for Your Thanksgiving Table
Culture
Let's give thanks for these 7 essential tools that help get Thanksgiving dinner on the table

Bon Appétit

10 Farmer's Market Rules to Swear By (According to the BA Foodist)

Andrew Knowlton

6 Must-Know Tips to Shop Your Farmers' Market Like a Pro
Cooking
Hold it right there! Before you go to the farmers market, you'll want to know a few tips to get the most bang—and beautiful produce—for your buck.

Elyssa Goldberg

Don't Make These 9 Mistakes at the Farmers' Market!
techniques
Before you go buying ripe peaches willy-nilly, stuffing them in plastic bags, and paying with Amex, read these tips from our test kitchen

Danielle Walsh

How to Run Your Kitchen Like a Farm-to-Table Restaurant
sponsored
Sponsored: Chef’s Collaborative founding member Rick Bayless and Dig Inn culinary director Matt Weingarten share tips on how to feed yourself and your guests without exploiting the planet or other people

Claudine Ko

50 Ways to Eat Green

Hugh Garvey

How to Run Your Kitchen Like a Farm-to-Table Chef
sponsored
Sponsored: Chef’s Collaborative founding member Rick Bayless and Dig Inn culinary director Matt Weingarten share tips on how to feed yourself and your guests without exploiting the planet or other people

Claudine Ko

How To (Re)Organize Your Kitchen, According to a Professional Organizer
Lifestyle
Faith Roberson is here to restore order to our overworked, undercleaned kitchens

Emma Wartzman

Watch the Perennial Plate
Culture
In just a few minutes, you can see every part of the meal come together (and meet the people who make it happen)

Sam Dean

7 Questions You Should Be Asking at the Farmers' Market
Lifestyle
One Gun Ranch's Alice Bamford on how to get the most out of your next greenmarket run.

Mackenzie Wagoner

How to Grow Your Own Food Even If You Live In a Tiny Apartment
Lifestyle

Emma Wartzman

Keeping It Simple with the Farm's First Egg
techniques
You can do a lot with an egg, but sometimes it's the simplest thing that's just so good.

Ian Knauer

4 Tips for Prepping Your Kitchen for the Holidays
Culture
It's the busiest time of year. Stay (mostly) sane with these holiday preparation tips for the kitchen.

Rochelle Bilow

What the Holidays Are Really About: This Enormous Crown Roast
techniques
Hold off on the holly sprigs. The only centerpiece your table needs is this showstopping crown roast of pork that's fit for a queen—and a crowd.

Claire Saffitz

Food Takes Over the National Stationery Show
promotions
According to Design*Sponge, who so expertly captured the goods at this year's National Stationery Show, "the homesteading movement has reached stationery."

Julia Bainbridge

I Don’t Know Many Farmers Who Have the Kind of Relationship I Have With This Restaurant Group
Restaurants
In her second Restaurant Diary entry, farmer Kristyn Leach explains how this partnership benefits not only her but her farm and her produce in the long term.

Kristyn Leach, as told to Aliza Abarbanel