Hudson Valley Magazine March 2009
Hudson Valley Magazine's March issue
Ginger is the secret ingredient to transform martinis into standout drinks when paired with powerhouse flavors like blood orange, grapefruit, and rosemary.
Irish eyes will surely be smilin’ at these local celebrations. Don’t forget to wear green!
You don’t have to go to the Land of the Rising Sun to land some great sashimi. Here are our picks of top-notch sushi bars — right in your own backyard
Care to escape the dreary New York winter blues for a taste of European charm? Spoil yourself with “Chocolate Indulgence,” a delectable dessert offered at DA|BA, the Scandanavian-inspired eatery in Hudson. A crisp chocolate base ...
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These days, we’re all looking for bargains — and not just at the supermarket or shopping mall. So we did some digging. Here are seven of our favorite restaurants that offer prix-fixe menus, and three well-priced ...
After major renovations, The Bar at the Rhinecliff, the new eatery at the famed Rhinecliff hotel, reopens with an updated look and a varied menu
A staple of Latin American cuisine, the versatile plantain can be served as a savory side dish or a sweet dessert
If temaki is still as foreign to you as Tokyo, read on. We tell you all about raw fish and rolls, seaweed and sashimi — everything you need to know to become a sushi sophisticate ...
Porterhouse. Rib Eye. Filet Mignon. Are you hungry yet? From city-style hot spots to down-home dining rooms, here are eleven of the Valley’s best places to find the beef
The Hudson Valley Materials Exchange keeps tons of perfectly good products from filling local landfills. It saves consumers and municipalities millions of dollars. And it is struggling to stay afloat
More than a year before our founding fathers got around to it, the citizens of Coxsackie said “no” to British rule
More than just a diet, macrobiotics is a lifestyle that encourages followers to live in harmony with their environment
St. Patrick’s Day wouldn’t be complete without some Irish music to get your toes tapping. So we’ve compiled a list of local performances that showcase the best of traditional — and not-so-traditional — Irish tunes ...
A father honors his son, a cancer victim, by raising money to help other children fighting the disease