The Simplest Chuck Roast Ever

This is one of those recipes we come back to again and again — especially in winter. It’s simple, forgiving, and deeply satisfying. The secret is a good sear, and […]
Simple Oven-Roasted Chicken Thighs

If there’s one thing I love on a busy weeknight, it’s a meal that tastes amazing without asking much of me and bone-in chicken thighs always deliver. Bone-in cuts stay […]
How to Grill or Broil the Perfect Grass-fed Steak

If you’ve ever heard me talk about cooking grass-fed beef, you know I’m a bit of a stickler. Grass-fed steaks cook differently than grain-fed, and when you treat them right, […]
Simple Beef Burgundy

Beef Burgundy (Boeuf à la Bourguignonne) By Lucien Hinkle of Westhaven Farm, Vermont A longtime favorite shared at the Farmers Market If you’ve ever stopped by our booth at the […]
A Brisket That Keeps on Giving

At the Williamsville Market this fall, our friend Deb, the Market Manager — who, funny enough, is a vegetarian — shared with me her traditional Jewish mother’s brisket recipe. She […]
Fall coming on…

Sorry for the laps in news from the farm. It’s been super busy and it got away from me. We are on our third time around the farm in grazing […]
As the summer progresses…

As we grind away at the summer season, I’m glad Julie and I are able to get a few days away and go up north to my cousins cottage in […]
Silvopasture grazing

I think the thing I like the most about farming is the diversity of what we do here and the challenge to end up with a superb product in the […]
Transition to outside

As the weather is finally turning to warmer weather on a daily basis, my thoughts turn from weeding the beds inside the greenhouse to preparing the grow beds outside. As […]