Well, besides the pandemic our season ended early. The earliest it ever ended. We closed the orchards for picking at the end of September. A light crop, heavy June drop, the extreme drought and many loyal customers added up to a shortened season. We closed the Farm Store on October
Any apple can be used for a pie. We like McIntosh. Others swear by Cortland. Northern Spy makes one of the best pies. How to make a pie crust and videoPreheat oven to 400 degrees6 cups of thinly sliced apples, pared, cored3/4 cup of sugar – adjust this for your
This recipe came from Ellen’s Great Aunt Polly. When we posted this picture on Instagram and Facebook we received some comments from relatives. “Rhubarb always reminds me of Aunt Polly. Rhubarb sauce!” and “Yes!!! I remember Aunt Polly making that pie…recipe please?”. So why not share the recipe. 1 heaping
You may have noticed that we took a break from posting right around Christmas… that’s because Semi-Retired Captain Jack and family were in full vacation mode…in Mexico!.That’s right, Jack and family spent the holidays in the city of Mérida, bringing North Pole vibes to southern climes (meaning, yes, of course
We are not looking for a pat on the back. We could only make these donations because we had such a fantastic season. We did try to sell as much as we could. Surely other farmers in the State donated also. Every year the Master Gardeners have gleaned apples here
PICK YOUR OWN
Apples
Plums
Pears
Fall Raspberries
SERVICES
Cash, Credit/Debit
Local Checks
EBT, WIC
Mixed Fruit CSA
IN OUR FARM STORE
Apples
Apple Cider (hand pressed)
Veggies and flowers
Local Honey and Maple Syrup
Jams and Jellies
Capt Jack’s Cider Donuts
Pumpkins & Gourds
Fall Decorations
Winter Squashes
Mums
Peaches & Nectarines
WE’RE CLOSER THAN YOU THINK!
20 min. off the ME Tpke
90 min. from Boston MA
90 min. from Manchester NH
45 min. from Portland ME
45 min. from Portsmouth NH
