April 22nd, 2009 By Aaron French
On this 39th anniversary of Earth Day, it seems our appetite for all things sustainable is increasing faster than ever. Every company, industry, and product is being repackaged and redesigned with sustainability in mind, and every newspaper, magazine, and television station has a growing list of sustainable themed programs. In the food world, everyone from large agribusiness to corner markets are flaunting their sustainable credentials…no one wants to be left behind. Read More
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November 5th, 2008 By Paula Crossfield

Normally I don’t like soft-boiled eggs. But there I was, sitting at Blue Hill restaurant at Stone Barns Center for Food and Agriculture in Tarrytown, New York, with a plate of delicately cooked spinach in a savory sauce crowned with a battered, soft-boiled egg and enjoying every last bite. That is because chef Dan Barber is out to refocus our attention on the spoils of the farm right outside: an 80 acre four-season and pastured livestock farm that grows and raises most of the food served on the premises. Watching chickens scratch around on pasture, and then enjoying their eggs elegantly prepared is transparency you can taste. Read More
Tags: Add new tag, blue hill, dan barber, dining, farming, local food, organic, restaurant, stone barns