Note Cards (blank inside) Historic Treats of the Hudson ValleyEight cards and envelopes. Four images portray the foods and customs of the Valley's settlers, going back to the 17th-century, when this area was part of Dutch New Netherland. Description and recipe are included on the back of each card. Hudson Valley Magazine hailed them as "a collection out of the norm." and added "there's plenty of space for your own meaningful prose." $5/box, plus shipping To order:
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Peter's PicksI have picked out some Hudson Valley products that I find to be of exceptional quality. I do not get paid for these listings. I list them simply because I like them and use them. All companies can ship orders. Where possible a website link has been established. |
We could call our daughter Peter Pamela a "Hudson Valley Product" in the sense that she grew up in the Valley. If you are interested in Acting/Directing/Life Coaching, please visit her website at (Her parents are proud...) |
Mountain Products Smokehouse in LaGrangeville, 845 223 7900 They have various carefully smoked meats and sausages. Try their bacon! |
They sell assorted herb blends, but their topseller is Bushwacker's, a savory sauce, just right for dipping or marinating. WWW.HUDSONVALLEYHOMESTEAD.COM |
Michael's Candy Corner in Kingston, 845 338 6782 The only hand-made candy canes around. They are big and beautiful. www.candycornerusa.com If you visit the store in August/early September, you can watch them make their famous candy canes. |
Old Chatham Sheepherding Co. in Old Chatham, 888 SHEEP60 Their Hudson Valley Brie is the best cheese in the Valley. |
Alternative Baker in Kingston, 845 331 5517 This bakery knows its bread. It also makes products, such as sugar-free or wheat-free, for special diets. My favorites are their baquettes and pumpkin muffins, but the pound cake and lemon cake are standouts as well. |
ZAZ Mustard in Big Indian, NY. This little company makes a lush, sweet mustard. It is terrific when used in deviled eggs. Pure Almond Paste in 7 pound tubs. Shipped directly to you from Kingsma Market 2225 Painfield Avenue, NE, Grand Rapids, MI 49505
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Here is a website FILLED with information on the Dutch experience in America, created by the New Netherland Institute in Albany: Check their website:www.nnp.org Very well worth the visit! |
Len Tantillo is a well-known painter of Hudson Valley scenes going as far back as the 17th-century. His website shows off his portrayals of the Half Moon, Fort Orange, or the old Erie Canal. Sandy Oliver has been writing Food History News for 16 years. Visit her website: www.foodhistorynews.com for lots of worthwhile information. |
More Picks to come as I discover them. |
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