Do You Know the Muffin Man at Lakeside Farmers Market?
By Peter Lyons Hall Although in Victorian England there really was a muffin man who lived on Drury Lane and who sold muffins and crumpets dooRead More…
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Lakeside Farmers Market’s Summer Highlights
Whenever August arrives it’s a reminder that most farmers markets are in peak season for fresh fruits, vegetables, and prepared foods and it was obvRead More…
Memorable Tribute to The Fabulous Night Owl at The Cove
On August 21, 2025 Bob Pereira, owner of The Cove in Greenwood Lake, NY, orchestrated an unimaginable tribute to the legendary entertainment venue in Read More…
Fresh Lemonade Joins Lakeside Farmers Market Vendors
By Peter Lyons Hall It was a hot August Saturday in Greenwood Lake when Lu’s Lemons first appeared at the Lakeside Farmers Market and began quencRead More…
Lakeside Farmers Market: Time for Pie
By Peter Lyons Hall Making the perfect pie is all about getting the ingredients in perfect alignment: the fruit, the filling, and the crust. And wiRead More…
Fresh Fruits in Abundance at Lakeside Farmers Market
By Peter Lyons Hall Locust Grove Fruit Farm in Milton New York has been farming the fields for seven generations, and this past Saturday at LakesidRead More…
Lakeside Farmers Market Introduces Pattypan Squash
Pattypan squash with a mild, slightly sweet flavor and a dense texture that helps it hold its shape during sauteeing, was one of several varieties of Read More…
Master the Grill: Local Expert Breaks Down 7 Common BBQ Mistakes (And Shares a Winning Recipe)
By Myrek Zastavnyi Grilling season is in full swing, and for Stephen Kitar, owner of Sam’s Meat Warehouse in Florida, NY, it’s more than Read More…
Naturally Grown Popcorn On the Cob Debuts at Lakeside Farmers Market
By Peter Lyons Hall Late last year Jeff Bialis (J&A Farm, Goshen) had just harvested a crop of “popcorn ears” that he had planned to introdRead More…
Peach Picking Time
By Peter Lyons Hall From mid-July and continuing into August, peach varieties grown in the Hudson Valley typically begin to ripen and are symbolic Read More…