Tuesday, November 18, 2008

New Morning Natural & Organic (Woodbury, CT)





We are pleased to have collaborated with New Morning Natural & Organic for their annual wine and cheese festival, which was a huge success once again. Next year they plan on moving to an even larger venue!

Make sure you stop in this week to do your Thanksgiving shopping. The store offers the areas largest selection of all natural and organic products, a wide selection of gourmet ready to eat foods at Provender their in-house catering kitchen, as well as a large supplement and homeopathic section. A variety of our fresh & aged cheeses are now available in the cheese department and at Provender to pair with a delicious salad!

New Morning Natural & Organic
738 Main Street South
Woodbury, CT 06798
phone: 203.263.4868
fax: 203.263.2408
Monday - Saturday 8-7pm
Sunday - 10-5pm

Monday, November 17, 2008

Red Devon

Friday night the meal was so fresh you may have thought you were eating right out of the garden for a moment. Five of us finally made it to the Red Devon in Bangall-the reformed Stage Stop restaurant. After a complete renovation the interior set the mood-with a handsome bar, autumn decorations and modern countryesque feel surrounding us. Before dinner we peaked in the market featuring anything you can think of from the surrounding area. They also have a delicious looking breakfast and lunch menu available daily. We've heard the omelette's are phenomenal!

All of us started out with organic mixed greens from Sky Farms in Millerton. A lemon or hazelnut vinaigrette was offered and enjoyed by all. One diner selected the artisan cheese plate featuring an array of aged cheeses with a delightful cranberry chutney and their own baguette thinly sliced. Following our first course we enjoyed the mushroom and leak ravioli, pork belly and halibut. Everyone could not stop talking about the menagerie of flavors they discovered in every bite. The waitress came back to empty plates-we laughed when she asked how everything was!

For dessert a few of us savored the chocolate mound and pear tart-just as phenomenal as dinner. Throughout the evening our server was attentive offering plenty of their artisanal breads and refilling water glasses. At this time they do not have their liquor license, but it is expected very shortly. A bar menu has also been established and is available to order from currently.

A definite "return to" on our dining list. A must eat for locavores and foodies of the like. Did I mention everything is local and sustainable? A feel good meal for you and the earth.

Red Devon
108 Hunns Lake Rd
Bangall, NY
845-868-3175

Tuesday, October 28, 2008

New Morning Natural Market Wine & Cheese Tasting

Join New Morning Natural Market at the Woodbury Public Library Thursday November 6th from 6:00-8:00pm for a tasting featuring local and organic wines and cheeses. Featured vintners include Walker Road Vineyards and Organic Vintages. Cheese will be accompanied by whole grain breads from Bantam Bread Company. Sample some of our fresh and aged varieties and stop in at the store that week to purchase some!

This event is free, and space is limited. First come first served.
Any questions contact 203-263-0673 ext.360

The Woodbury Public Library
269 Main Street South
Woodbury, CT 06798


http://www.newmorn.com/general/08_wineandcheese.php

New Morning Natural & Organic
738 Main Street South
Woodbury, CT 06798
203-263-4868

Thursday, October 23, 2008

Honoring the Hands


Coach Farm is pleased to annonce the Honoring the Hands 2009 Calendar is now available from Hudson River HealthCare.

Coach Farm as well as many other local growers, chefs, and restauranteurs were featured in this project supporing health care servies to the migrant and seasonal farmworkers whose labor makes our region's tremendous agricultural bounty possible.

Please visit www.honoringthehands.com to receive your 2009 calendar and learn more about the Honoring the Hands project.

Wednesday, October 1, 2008

100 Great Cheeses


If you haven't already heard, our fresh medallion was featured in Wine Spectator's 100 Great Cheeses Issue September 30th!

MEDALLION Coach Farm United States Goat $20 and less
The essence of fresh goat cheese, this 4-ounce nubbin has a taste that reminds one of a spring morning. The lemony, acidic tang leaves the mouth with a clean finish. This cheese is estate-produced from French Alpine goats raised just two hours north of New York City and is perfect for crumbling onto salads or being breaded and baked. It needs a light wine that won't overpower and has good matching acidity, such as a dry Finger Lakes Riesling

http://www.winespectator.com/Wine/Home/

To celebrate making the Top 100 Cheeses in the USA we will give you one free Fresh Medallion for every purchase of $50.00 or more from our online store. Click here to visit our store. Coupon Code: FREEMEDALLION Expires 1/1/09. Valid only at Coach Farm Online

Tuesday, September 30, 2008

Food for Everyone!








Last Thursday's event at the Glen Sanders Mansion in Scotia was a huge success! Over $70,000 was raised for the Regional Food Bank of Albany. The mansion was at its full capacity seating over 350 guests who wined and dined with local chefs creations from the area's harvest. Guests had the chance to win beautiful artwork, dinner for 8 aboard a yacht with a local chef, even a hydroplane for two over Lake Geroge with a gourmet lunch!

Thanks to everyone who attended and visited our tasting. It sounds like we have quite a few more fans in the capital region! Also thanks to our local distributor, Adventure in Food Trading, for having us. Visit them in the Menand's Farmer's Market for great cheeses, meats and other adventurous delicacies! I recommend the pomograntate molasses on some our fresh cheese-what a treat!

Celebrating the Hudson Valley Harvest at the CIA


http://bestcookingschoolblog.typepad.com/my_weblog/2008/09/the-cia-celebrates-farm-to-fork-with-hudson-valley-harvest-dinner.html


The CIA's first ever Hudson Valley Harvest dinner turned out to be quite a success. Beautiful fall weather, scrumptuous cheeses, and an outdoor farmer's market. Our herbed fresh cheese was featured in the cheese course topped with Beth's Farm Kitchen Hot Plum Chutney. Check out the CIA's web-site for their upcoming Winter Dining Series (yes I just used the W word).