Amid rolling fields and roaming goats, two of New England’s hardest-working culinary pros, Justin and Danielle Walker, create a family feast to remember.
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When Food Is Your Life | At Home with Portland, Maine, Restaurant Stars Steve and Michelle Corry
Having built a mini restaurant empire in Portland, what do two culinary stars want for their own kitchen? For one, an outdoor masonry oven.
Our annual celebration of extraordinary New Englanders honors a Maine couple on a mission to put the great outdoors within everyone’s reach and a Massachusetts mother working to connect, support, and empower parents of seriously ill children.
Dear Yankee | November 2017
A New Chapter When our feature about the forthcoming sale of E.B. White’s former home [“The House at Allen Cove,” September/October] appeared in a special preview on NewEngland.com, the news was picked up by dozens of national and even international outlets. The story created a swell of interest in the historic Maine salt-water farm where […]
Where can you find peak foliage right now? Learn more in our latest New England fall foliage report.
A scrumptious side and a decadent dessert from two Maine culinary pros’ lineup of chef-worthy Thanksgiving recipes.
Five Best Foliage Towns in New England
Fall in New England is more than just beautiful leaves. It encompasses a variety of experiences, from apple picking and browsing farmers’ markets to visiting unique shops and, of course, sampling great food. We ranked each town by using 14 categories that we felt best defined a great fall outing: color, scenery, vistas, water reflections, […]
Wondering where to find the best autumn color for Columbus Day weekend? Learn more in our latest New England fall foliage report.
Coming in November 2017
highlights /// A Movable Forest For a hard-luck Vermont farm family, bringing a crop of Christmas trees to the big city takes grit, perseverance, and just a touch of “secret sauce.” /// The Only Game That Matters When you live on an island that sometimes feels as if it belongs more to outsiders, you hold on tight […]
Yankee Classic: November 1984 Press play to hear how the story happened. THEY PRESSED CLOSE in the cab of the truck, canoes lashed on top, jostling over logging roads, stirring great clouds of dust beneath a high summer sun. “I was just thinking,” said the old guide. “I first came down this river with my father. I […]
A few days before my trip up to central Maine, I was standing in line at a grocery store, unloading handfuls of protein bars, fruit, and other snacks onto the conveyor belt, when the patron in front of me made a friendly observation: “Looks like you’re ready for some backpacking.” Not quite, I told him—I […]
New England Foliage Without the Crowds
Leave the car and your fellow leaf-peepers behind at these quintessential (and quiet) New England autumn destinations.