We had the most delicious local and organic food this weekend! I just had to take pictures and share :)
On Saturday, all of our meals (with the exception of snacks) were provided by Jennifer Bright, the owner of the the Tabor House Inn where we stayed. I was VERY impressed!
For breakfast, we started with these to DIE for scones. They were so good I asked Jennifer for the recipe! I created a new recipe page just for them: Cranberry Yogurt Scones. Yummm! And yes, they were made with Stonyfield yogurt! :)
It’s a good thing Tina and I ran 4 miles Saturday morning to work up an appetite, because after the scones, we were served amazing bacon and an egg omelet stuffed with local prize-winning goat cheese!
MY OTHER RECIPES
Our mid-morning snack was at one of the organic farms! We were excited to receive a glass of delicious, cold, fresh milk — straight from the source! Yum.
The farmer’s wife also made us whole wheat blueberry muffins, which were AMAZING and made with yogurt! :)
For lunch, Jennifer brought a meal over to us at the second organic farm. We shared it with the family, so it was great to get to know them in their own home!
We had chicken salad sandwiches on delicious homemade whole wheat bread (made by the wife of the farmer who let us milk his cows!):
Shrimp, cucumber, and goat cheese orzo salad:
And potato salad. Mmm! Love the pretty garnish :)
Dinner was awesome — we invited three of the farmers and their families over to the inn for another delicious meal! It was great to get to know them better over dinner.
We began our evening with wine and some appetizers while mingling. We were served spinach and cheese stuffed mushrooms:
These were awesome! Let me know if you guys are interested in the recipe for these as well! :)
And bruschetta. LOVE!
For dinner, we started with a watermelon (!) and tomato lobster soup, served chilled:
YUM! I loved this soup — so unique!
And our main course was beef and veggie skewers, served with a cucumber yogurt sauce and Israeli couscous.
On Sunday morning, after our cow milking adventure (before which I had a snack of some yogurt!), Jennifer served us this beautiful and delicious strawberry stuffed french toast!
Wow. What a treat! :)
Lunch on Sunday was eaten at our final organic dairy farm visit in New Hampshire! We had quite the view :)
We were served pasta and veggie salad:
Fresh fruit:
And veggie wraps:
Delish :)
I hope you enjoyed the foodie tour of the weekend! I’ll leave you with this:
Hehe. I looooove ice cream.
Coming up on the blog:
- Rotational grazing
- Sustainability
- Why one farmer calls his cows his athletes
- Details about milking cows
- Pictures of the organic veggies we sampled (including one veggie I’d never even heard of!)
- Videos of the farmers
And more! :)
Have a great day!
All of the dishes look so yummy! I am going to have to try that scone recipe! I can’t wait for your Q & A blog !
Great photos! Thanks for the recipe for the scones. They look incredible.
yes! recipes please. they all look amazing.
dude this looks amaaaazing!!! so jealous girl! and if i could be chocolate chip cookie dough ice cream, i totally would be. but then i couldnt eat it… sigh. those muffins look incredible.
I love that there is still so much more to be shared. That scone looks amazing. Good call on snagging the recipe.
Wow it looked like they had some amazing food for you guys to eat. I love food that is very natural and delish
recipes please!
…so how about that stuffed mushroom recipe? those look delish!
Wow that food looks amazing! I am drooling!
Being a New England girl, I am loving the posts from this weekend! Everything looks so beautiful, fresh, and delicious. What an amazing opportunity!
I must go make those scones!
That’s got to be the some of the most delicious food I’ve ever seen! And yes, please share the recipes. :)
OMG, the pictures of food in this post is all sorts of amazing!
Oh gosh everything looks so fresh!!
I need to eat in Vermont more apparently
Lol, yes, yes you do.
AAAAAAAAAAND i’m so jealous. wow. those meals look AMAZING. i heart pasta salad, veggie wraps, scones, omelettes, stuffed mushrooms (recipe please!) and basically everything you showed. yum!
Hi Anne, YES to the recipes. I have been just loving your and Tina’s posts about the weekend. What a great way to learn more about organic products and what makes them different. Thanks for being so detailed about the weekend and all the lovely pictures. It takes a lot of time to do such a great job with the blog and I sure do appreciate you!
Aw, thank you! It’s really nice to hear that the posts are appreciated – you are right, they are very time consuming, but fun, too :) I’m really excited about the ones I have coming up about the farms themselves!
Looks like you had a blast! I am so jealous. I heard Vermont is gorgeous this time of year!
Definitely want the stuffed mushroom recipe!!
Those pictures are awesome – you guys were treated to some fabulous meals. I am especially eager to read the upcoming sustainability post.
All the food looks so incredible! What a great experience, looks like so much fun!
Yummy – I want the recipe for the stuffed mushrooms. The bruschetta looks wonderful, I love bruschetta. You are a lucky girl. I bet it was a fun weekend
That sounds so good! I would love to have the mushroom recipie!
All of the food looks great! I’m so jealous! Can’t wait for more info. I’m sure it will be somewhat along the lines of Omnivore’s Dilemma and In the Defense of Food. ;)
Oh my – what a glorious array of eats!
Those mushrooms look so good!!!
Hi Anne, I read often but rarely comment. Great photos! It’s fun seeing something completely different. The food looks fantastic – fresh and simple.
Aren’t farmers the nicest people? Did you happen to get the recipe for the blueberry muffins? They look delicious.
They really are :) I wanted to be their best friend! Lol. And I’ll look into the blueberry muffin recipe!
Wow- everything looks scrumptious! I only recently tried scones but I see the appeal for sure!
Wow! I am soooo jealous. Sounds like you are having a wonderful learning experience. i would be interested in ALL the recipes!
Thanks for sharing.
Love, love, love all the pictures and recipes from your visit to Stoneyfield!!! Originally a New Englander myself, it brought back fond memories of home! Please share as many of the recipes as you have!!
Ignore the fact that I’m drooling over those breakfasts…
Strawberry STUFFED french toast?! Please tell me there’s a recipe coming for that one. NOM.
Wow!!! That food looks soo fresh! There is just something about organic, local food.