Spring brunch ideas? Try a bundle of asparagus spears topped with a poached farm fresh egg. Kick it up with a bottle of Cuvée from Lenz Winery. For this recipe and more, visit www.seasonedfork.com

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Christmas Eve Italian style. Use a combination of local and international ingredients to transport yourself to a village in Italy or the home of your ancestors. Head to your local fish monger and your farmstand or farmer’s market and start planning today with www.seasonedfork.com.

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Breakfast or Brunch fresh from the garden. Cuvee Bistro’s Fresh Herbed scrambled eggs with white truffle oil. And don’t forget the Mimosas. www.seasonedfork.com

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Invited to your friend’s summer house? Entertaining guests? Better a better host or guest and check out www.seasonedfork.com and enjoy what’s left of summer!

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Do you still have zucchini growing in your garden and you just don’t know how else to serve it? Try these fresh ideas and enjoy the last of your summer vegetables! Zucchini Hot Cakes with Blueberry Syrup for breakfast or chilled Zucchini bisque, Zucchini latkes for a summer dinner party.

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What’s going on this summer in Southold? Moonlight Mondays, Twilight Tuesdays, wine tasting on the water, live music, shopping and more.

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Release your oven from purgatory and bake for your loved ones. Try a few of these upcoming recipes for breads and cookies on www.seasonedfork.com

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Creamy, light scrambled eggs are a welcomed addition to any breakfast table. I love to cook them with Cremini mushrooms that I’ve sauteed with white Truffle oil and shallots. You can saute your mushrooms and shallot mixture the night before. The next morning you need to beat your eggs and add some half and half [...]

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Potatoes roasted in the oven with chopped fresh herbs, peppers and an addition of Italian sausage is not a bad thing to wake up to.  You can start it the day before and pop it in the oven first thing in the morning.  Your home will smell like the holidays.

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I love farmers markets and local farm-stands equally. When you shop at local farmstands you have to be an insider to know where to go. Sometimes, I sense that when you live in the country a farmstand can be come part of the backdrop. Like a stop sign or a traffic light, sometimes you just [...]

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