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Adams Corned Beef
March 6, 2015

Adams Corned Beef

St. Patrick’s Day was a big deal in my home when I was growing up. My Dad’s mom was an immigrant whose ship docked at Ellis Island in 1907. My Mom’s father, Walter Sweeney’s, family came from Cork, Ireland. With both of my parents having such close ties with people directly from Ireland, the celebration […]
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Cracking a lobster
June 25, 2014

How to Handle and Eat Lobster

The below information was provided by the Maine Lobster Marketing Collaborative and originally appeared here. Handling Lobster Ideally, live lobsters should be cooked the same day they are delivered. However, they can be kept for an additional 2 days if handled properly. Live lobster can be kept in an open or ventilated container such as […]
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Ralph Adams Photo
June 12, 2014

A Father’s Day Tribute

This article originally appeared in the Southern Dutchess News, June, 2014. “Don’t buy too much stuff from New Jersey.” That was my dad’s advice when I asked him for a Father-to-Son Father’s Day quote. We were visiting in the store he and his brother Donald founded in 1960, just two years after their own father […]
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A Slice of Advice: The Best Tomatoes for your Garden
May 6, 2014

A Slice of Advice: The Best Tomatoes for your Garden

If you’re planning a vegetable garden, chances are, tomatoes are invited. But what are the best tomatoes to choose? Well, that’s kind of a trick question, because the answer really depends on what you like the most. Here are some tips to help find your dream tomato. Click here to learn more from our vendor, […]
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Fruit market
February 27, 2014

The Family Business Started With Farming in Mind

Excerpt taken from Country Wisdom News. “Adams has built a reputation in the Hudson Valley as a flourishing, independent, family owned business with a history in our area—longer than you might think!—and a great, aesthetically pleasing place to shop.” “Many Mid-Hudson Valley residents appreciate that a successful, customer-pleasing business like Adams is wholly independent, not […]
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drying herbs
April 23, 2013

Herbal Infusion Tips

Herbal Infusion Tips by Sue Adams How to get the most flavor from your herbs when infusing: To get the essential oil out of mint, basil or sage, bruise the leaves without crushing them. You can do this by placing the leaves in the palm of your hand and clapping your hands briskly once or […]
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Lavender Sugar
March 20, 2013

Lavender Sugar

Pack fresh lavender leaves in granulated white sugar in an airtight container. Stir every day to prevent clumping. After the sugar remains dry and loose, remove the leaves before they become crumbly and use the sugar in teas and desserts or make herb candies. Note: You can sub confectioners sugar for the granulated. Or you […]
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Lavender Projects
March 20, 2013

Lavender Projects

Potpourri Traditionally, potpourri is a mixture of dried, fragrant plant material placed in a small container or bowl. You can use almost anything in your garden to make an aromatic potpourri mixture. Choose ingredients for their visual appeal as well as smell. Here are the four basic points of making a potpourri, with examples: Aroma […]
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