Life in “Clamalot”. Greenport Shellabration honoring the Hand that Feeds us

December 5th, 2012 · Comments Off · Brunch, Cuvee at The Greenporter Hotel, Dinner, Events, Fish, Gone fishing, Greenport, Holiday, Long Island Wine, Low-Calorie, Lunch, New York City, North Fork, Queens, Scallops, Seafood, Snack, Tips, Travels, Vegetarian, Wine, Winter Recipes

· Comments Off · Brunch, Cuvee at The Greenporter Hotel, Dinner, Events, Fish, Gone fishing, Greenport, Holiday, Long Island Wine, Low-Calorie, Lunch, New York City, North Fork, Queens, Scallops, Seafood, Snack, Tips, Travels, Vegetarian, Wine, Winter Recipes

Greenport Shellabration “restaurant crawl” this weekend on the North Fork. Satuday and Sunday December 8th and 9th from 12 noon to 5 p.m. Don’t miss it!

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Ratatouille-The dish. Straight from your garden

August 28th, 2012 · No Comments · Allergies, City Cooking, Columbus Day, Dietary Restrictions, Dinner, Entertaining, Gardening, Greenport, Grilling, Italian, Kosher, Long Island Wine, Low-Calorie, Lunch, Pasta, Preserves, Side Dishes, Snack, Summer, Summer Recipes, Tips, Vegan, Vegetarian, Wine, canning

· No Comments · Allergies, City Cooking, Columbus Day, Dietary Restrictions, Dinner, Entertaining, Gardening, Greenport, Grilling, Italian, Kosher, Long Island Wine, Low-Calorie, Lunch, Pasta, Preserves, Side Dishes, Snack, Summer, Summer Recipes, Tips, Vegan, Vegetarian, Wine, canning

Tomatoes this summer? Round up some zucchini and eggplant and make a Ratatouille for dinner and capture the rest of summer. Recipe on www.seasonedfork.com

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The Chicken or the Egg? When you’d rather have the egg. Farm Poached eggs or Stracciatella?

March 3rd, 2010 · No Comments · Dinner, Soups & Bisques, Vegetarian, Wine, Winter Recipes

· No Comments · Dinner, Soups & Bisques, Vegetarian, Wine, Winter Recipes

If you live in the Northeast, by the time February is over the options for local produce seem limited. There are always roots vegetables and members of the cabbage family but these are not for everyone. And if you are looking for a source of protein, there aren’t many other than legumes that don’t involve [...]

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New You Of 2010: What’s in the White House Garden-vegetables on your table?

January 11th, 2010 · No Comments · Dinner, Winter Recipes

· No Comments · Dinner, Winter Recipes

As part of my new year’s resolution to relax, eat better and “smell the roses“, I watched an Episode of Iron Chef today. They featured produce from the White House garden being served up so many different ways by culinary masters like Bobby Flay, Mario Batali and Emeril Lagasse with White House chef Cristeta Comerford. Despite the players (other [...]

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What is the Seasoned Fork?

Photo by: Chris Sanders

I started this blog in an effort to inspire the consumption of local food and local wine on the North Fork of Long Island. And even if you are reading this from your computer in another state or another country, I am hoping to motivate you to think about and cook with the food that grows around you. This blog can be for the occasional cook who is looking for sensational yet simple recipes or the gourmand who wishes to push their culinary limits by using new seasonal ingredients in their kitchens. And for foodies who want the inside scoop on the North Fork food scene, stay tuned to Seasoned Fork and stay hungry!

My Kitchen

I have been cooking in my kitchen at The Greenporter Hotel for almost eight years now. I was always a cook at heart even though my education and career took me in other directions. I began building this kitchen in March of 2001 and worked on every corner of it's design. Having a kitchen on the North Fork of Long Island is every chef's dream. Here you have local products sprouting in farms all around you. Whether it is local oysters, duck, mushrooms or Striped Bass, it's all fresh and even more heavenly accompanied by a glass of local wine. We cook using these local ingredients year-round. In the winter you'll find us here on the weekends and from Memorial Day to Labor Day you'll find us seven days a week. Let us know next time you stop at a farmstand and pick up some really beautiful locally grown or harvested goodies and SEND ME A LINE! I'll be happy to post some recipes for just for you.