In the News:
MAPLE WEEKEND
Toad Hill Maple Farm will play host to guests
from throughout the region during the two upcoming
Maple Weekend tours. As the largest producer in the
region with a state of the art production system,
visitors will get to experience modern maple
production and learn how we produce some of the best
maple products available anywhere. If the weather
cooperates, guests will get to see sap flowing from
the sugarbush, through the production process and
turned into finished syrup. Free samples of fresh
syrup and other products will be available to
delight your taste buds, so plan to visit us with
your family and friends for an enjoyable learning
experience in the Adirondacks.
See our
directions page for dates, times and directions.
ADIRONDACK LIFE MAGAZINE
Toad
Hill Maple Farm has been featured in a “Working”
section article written by Persis “Perky” Granger (www.persisgranger.com)
in the March/April 07 issue of Adirondack Life
Magazine. The article traces the history of Toad
Hill Maple Farm from it’s very beginning when Randy
and his brother Patrick found some old sap spouts in
their father’s barn to it’s modern production
facilities. Along the way, Perky shares some of the
family stories that will both entertain and educate
the reader about the perils and evolution of maple
production at Toad Hill.
ADIRONDACK CUISINE
COOKBOOK
A
gourmet cookbook inspired by traditional Adirondack
fare, this cookbook of over 200 recipes includes
over 30 recipes that use pure Adirondack maple syrup
produced by Toad Hill Maple Farm. As a featured
purveyor of a main ingredient in many of these tasty
dishes, Toad Hill Maple Farm was selected as one of
the region’s most outstanding producers of fine
maple products. This cookbook presents a cuisine
that is both rustic and refined. Chef Armand offers
sumptuous yet easy-to-follow recipes for each course
and season. Published by Berkshire House Publishers
and written by Armand C. VanderStigchel and Robert
E. Birkel, Jr. this book is available online through
Amazon.com and other suppliers.
JOHN THURMAN HISTORICAL
SOCIETY QUARTERLY
A comprehensive look at the history and evolution
of Toad Hill Maple Farm from it’s early beginnings
to it’s modern production facilities. The June 2005
issue of the Quarterly includes an 8 page collection
of the Galusha family’s recollections of years gone
by. Collected and organized by author Persis “Perky”
Granger (www.persisgranger.com)
into a down home story of the development of Toad
Hill Maple Farm. Available from the John Thurman
Historical Society at:
http://www.thurman-ny.com/jths/JTHS_Publications.html. |