Salem, NY, Nov 25, 2009 — For many of us, food is an important part of the holiday season. In the North Country, we have lots of regional food traditions and flavors -- maple syrup, apples, wildgame and locally grown vegetables. Food writer and community organizer Annette Nielsen has edited a new collection of recipes from four decades of Adirondack Life magazine. She spoke with Todd Moe about picking out dozens of recipes for the new book that celebrates the region's favorite foods.  Go to full article

Antwerp, NY, Sep 23, 2009 — A number of restaurants and cafeterias in schools and hospitals are teaming up with local growers with a simple goal: serving locally grown food. These chefs are turning to neighboring farms to get local ingredients, and they're learning to cook with the seasons. The Northern Adirondack Trading Cooperative is sponsoring a "Farm to Chef" tasting event on Monday at Beartown Farms in Antwerp. Todd Moe spoke with a farmer and a chef taking part.  Go to full article

May 23, 2008 — North Country gardens are just starting to yield regional delicacies. So, it's into the NCPR kitchen with Martha Foley and Chef George Arnold who cooks up an omelet using fresh, locally grown ingredients.  Go to full article

May 20, 2008 — This year, NCPR is celebrating its 40th anniversary and food in the North Country. As part of "Local Flavor", our occasional series on growing, cooking and eating locally, Todd Moe heads into the woods near Canton in search of wild leeks. It's planting season in many backyards, but not all local food is cultivated. Sometimes it's nice to reap delicacies from nature's garden.  Go to full article

Dec 11, 2007 — Host Martha Foley is joined by Jackie Sauter, Wally Seibel and Carol Berard, cooks and food enthusiasts all, to share holiday recipes and tips with callers. The call-in is an annual holiday feature.  Go to full article

Oct 02, 2007 — Laurey Masterton grew up in Vermont, the daughter of the founders of Blueberry Hill Inn and authors of the Blueberry Hill cookbooks. Masterton now owns a gourmet food store in North Carolina. In Elsie's Biscuits she tells about growing up in Vermont, losing ones parents, and then finding a way back to them through food and stories. Betsy Kepes has our review.  Go to full article

Sep 23, 2007 — Host Martha Foley, guests chef George Arnold and Carol Berard take your calls on cooking up the harvest. Part of the NCPR Food Book project.  Go to full article

Mar 21, 2007 — Michele Whalen pulled a 10-pound Northern Pike out of the St. Lawrence River in front of her house. Next day it was the main ingredient for her prize-winning chowder in the Morristown Chili/Chowder Cook Off.  Go to full article

Dec 18, 2006 — Host Martha Foley is joined by Jackie Sauter, Wally Seibel and Carol Berard, cooks and food enthusiasts all, to share holiday recipes and tips with callers. The call-in is an annual holiday feature.  Go to full article

May 12, 2006 — Food maven Lynne Rossetto Kasper talks with NCPR callers about the lively arts of cooking and dining, and the passion for food. Martha Foley and Jackie Sauter co-host.  Go to full article