OPEN — SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23RD
OPEN — SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23RD
Saturdays
at Boscobel
10 am to 1 pm
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THIS WEEK’S VENDORS
November 23rd, 2024
All You Knead Agape Premium Boscobel Braised Pies Breezy Hill Orchard Campo Amado Coyote Kitchen Dan Madura Farm Dashing Star Farm Edgwick Farm Eggbert’s Free Range Farm Four Wall Mushrooms Great Joy Farm HIBINO Day by Day La Talaye Little Loaf Bakeshop McGrath Cheese Mozzarella 4U Montauk Catch Club New York Textile Lab Orchard Hill OM Champagne Tea Pine Brothers Pesto Pura Vida Fisheries Rogowski Farm Signal Fire Bread Titusville Farm Tony’s Pickles White Pine Community Farm & Special Guests: Cold Spring Ceramics The Parcel Flower Co Unified Mills
Vendor spotlight
PRODUCE, FLOWERS
Titusville Farm
We are a four-season, diversified vegetable and fruit farm with regenerative and biodynamic principles. We recently added flower fields, cider apple trees, pasture raised hens, and high tunnels that will allow us to grow more organic produce through the winter!
COFFEE
Campo Amado
We hope to welcome you to our farm and family with every sip. ‘Black gold' — has brought peace, connection, and opportunity to our family, and we hope it does the same for you with each brew.
MAPLE SYRUP
Laurel & Ash Farm
A 50 acre-working family farm and forest which produces limited batches of 100% pure, wood-fired, Grade A maple syrup, has become an official Bird-Friendly Maple producer. As the tenth producer to join the program in New York, Laurel & Ash is managing their sugarbush in ways that help these birds raise the next generation of their species.
Mark your calendar
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Winter Hours
We will be switching to Winter Hours Saturday, November 2, 2024
NEW! 10am to 1pm
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Thanksgiving
Thursday, November 28th
Don’t forget to pre-order from your market vendors
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Santa in the Orangery
December 7th & 14th
Santa will be visiting Boscobel’s Orangery for photos and family fun
Mark your calendars!
Cook the market
Fettuccine with Sunchokes and Herbs
The Jerusalem artichoke (Helianthus tuberosus), also called sunroot, sunchoke, wild sunflower, topinambur, or earth apple. The plant, a species of sunflower, was called girasole in Italian, meaning “turns toward the sun.” Cultivated by Indigenous tribes like the Huron and Algonquin for their flavor and resilience. When introduced to Europe in the 1600s, they became a delicacy in France and Italy. (Sourced from Great Joy Farm stand)
Sautéed sunchokes add a nutty warmth to this rustic Italian dish.
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