This is Laini’s original list of things to do on the weekend in the Lehigh Valley. It’s her own recipe, made from scratch, every week, just for you. This one even has its own soundtrack. Enjoy!
It’s May. That means it’s market season. The Lehigh Valley is seeing more of these every year. Good eats!
Are you curious about what the deal with this whole “local food” thing is? Wonder why someone would want to shop at a farmers’ market instead of the regular food store? This should answer some of your questions. Still have questions after you read it? Please leave them in the comments section. We can try to sort this all out together. It’s worth it. 🙂
Tuesday afternoons and evenings will never be the same. Prepare for a summer of freshness!
Sun, Sunny, ribbon-cutting, Earl the accordionist, an Asphalt Orchestra and lots of furry friends and green foods.
Do you like to buy locally-grown food and support your local farmers? Why not take it to the next level this summer by enrolling in a CSA program. What’s a CSA? Read on.
Getting great food here, from the source, is just a short drive away. You’ll always know exactly what’s in season and can ask the local farmers how the food was grown to how it is best prepared. Try any one—or all—of the following providers, who are happy to help. This is the local food post for the Eastern end of the Valley. Look for the Central and Western versions soon!
Executive Chef Jason Hook, who took over the kitchen less than three months ago, has the youthful energy and creative vision to put Glasbern on the national culinary map.
Special [almost] All-Holiday List!
How long can you stay out of the malls? Can you do it til January? I think you can. With this list, you’ll be too busy to even think about going near one. Every little downtown in our Valley has wonderful stuff for you! And remember, there’s lots of little pocket guides to Easton and Bethlehem out there that will fill lots of stockings!
To us at LPG.com, this is evidence that summer really is over. Hopefully whenever we are feeling the chill of winter, we can look at these photos and look forward to the opening of the markets next May. Thank you to Chris Elston for preserving these moments for us.