“That’s My job, to lift people up with great food.” paul prudhomme
The opening of the restaurants in Southern Delaware I could not wait for. Don’t get me wrong, when you like to cook it does not matter. But what matter is the ambiance of a restaurant full of people, having fun and enjoying beautifully prepared food using local products. This part of the country is full of amazing chefs….it is a foodie’s destination in case you did not know.
I am enjoying the fact that so many people have taken cooking during the lockdown. There is nothing better when you put food in your mouth that has been cooked with love and not rushed.
It has been some time since I visited Good Earth Market located at 31806 Good Earth Lane on Rt. 26 in Ocean View, DE. Depending where you are coming from you turn on Rt. 26 in Bethany Beach, west, and go about 3 or miles and after you pass the Rt. 17 intersection continue a bit longer and it will be on your left hand side. Tel 302-537-7100 Website? http://www.goodearthmarket.com
It was the perfect evening. A full moon, low humidity. Al Fresco dining does taste better. At Good Earth Market dining outdoors is taken to a different level. You are among nature. If the weather does not cooperate, they do have an enclosed screened in porch where you can dine and still get a good view of the gardens.
Get your drinks and walk around the property. In making the reservation I called the restaurant and they gave me Sue Ryan’s number. She is the owner and so nice and friendly. At this time of limited reservations she is taking such calls.
A new menu but also their traditional menu was offered. Good wine list and attentive service.
For a first course their Crab & Avocado Salad with a side of corn tortillas was plentiful and delicious.
I had the Shrimp & Scallop Ceviche…chiles, coconut, citrus, Baywater Bibb Lettuce Roll ’em Ups. Spicy!! But I like that heat.
For our second course we had their Good Earth Wedge. Romaine, Heirloom cherry tomatoes, smoky Benton’s Bacon (so crispy), pickled shallots and creamy blue cheese. As you can see a photo says a thousand words and at Good Earth their presentation climbed up to a different level.
I love beets and can roast my own. So choosing their Roasted Beet and Arugula Salad with toasted walnut and hemp seed granola, whipped feta and a lemon vinaigrette gave it a light summery taste.
A dining experience for sure with the Strawberry Moon watching.
What to choose for our third course. Scallops I enjoy so much. This particular offering of Good Earth was awesome. Look at this photo. Pan Roasted Dayboat Scallops with smoky bacon asparagus and black garlic vinaigrette.
Shrimp & Grits…. I do have a weakness for this dish. Having it in Charleston gives it a different meaning but here in Southern Delaware they can really also prepare it well. Full of flavor and spice, Good Earth’s was delicious and enough to take a doggie bag; not really. Sadie would not like it. Haha. It had aged chorizo, tomato broth and creamy corn grits.
We did not have dessert. I think we were very satisfied. But their desserts looked very good. A sweet ending definitely.
This was such an enjoyable evening. I hope you do visit them while you are at the beach. And if you are a resident, please go.
So until next time remember “one cannot think well, love well, sleep well, if one has not dined well”…
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When my husband, John, was first diagnosed 6 years ago with celiac disease, eating gluten free became a way of life. It is the only treatment for people with celiac disease and gluten sensitivities. It is an allergy to wheat and its derivatives. It does not stop just by not eating gluten, but also, you have to watch out for products that contain gluten and cross-contamination. Believe me, there are many, including prescription drugs.
Needless to say, we learned quickly and just like anything, you adapt. He really would have preferred to have had chicken fried steak, sweet breads, or anything traditionally cooked, but all in all he was pretty good about it. He had to.
In 2008 people would say, how lucky we were because prior to that year, not much was on the market. Nowadays, I say, how lucky everyone is because restaurants, grocery stores, and gourmet shops have jumped on the band wagon….oh yes, it is definitely a business. There is still more to do but if you have a gluten allergy, then, Welcome to the Beach!
The Birch Tree Cafe is Delaware’s 100% Gluten Free restaurant. It is also an espresso bar and a bake shoppe. It is located in Clarksville, which is about 4 miles west of Bethany Beach on Rt. 26. The actual address is 31826 Good Earth Lane. Tel. 302-539-2468. You can find The Birch Tree Cafe on Facebook and Twitter.
I stopped by to get a few things for a friend in Rehoboth Beach. Some special treats. It was late in the day, but Cathy Berzins, Co-Owner, and Chef, was there like always. She opens every day. And, this is what I got.
Muffins: 2 cinnamon, 2, blueberry, 2 chocolate chip….my friend has a sweet tooth. These muffins, besides being gluten free were also dairy free and nut free.
Everything is baked by Cathy from scratch, so I also got Multi Grain with Flax bread; 6 whole grains plus flaxeed.
Could not resist the Pecan Brownies….a classic made also dairy free.
Living Gluten Free in Delaware….is all about food. Every 2nd Tuesday of every month, from 6:30 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. the public is invited to join The Birch Tree Cafe and discuss the Gluten Feree Lifestyle. Share recipes, stores, and dining advice….we all have something to say about that, cooking/baking how-to’s and product information. Cathy will also have samplins. Any questions, pease call 302-539-2468.
The Birch Tree Cafe features its own pizza crust. To me, that was the hardest thing to achieve. Cathy also offers quiche, sandwiches, salads and soups. Her cream of crab soup is her signature dish. If you have been coming to Bethany Beach, you might remember that Cathy owned South Bethany Seafood Market. The soup is made with organic cream, organic milk and touched with a finish of sherry.
Her breads and muffins can be ordered in quatities, just give her a call. Any other dietary restrictions or allergies….she can handle that, as well.
The Birch Tree Cafe sits inside Good Earth Market & Organic Farm, http://www.goodearthmarket.com. You walk through the market and pick up natural products, groceries, and then step outside to see the actual farm.
Now you know that if you have celiac disease or gluten allergy, even a sensitivity…..the Delaware Beaches have it all. You don’t have to arrive carrying tons of groceries. Relax, you are at the Beach!
Have a great day!
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The Second Season at the Delaware Beaches is usually a time when local residents claim the beaches and towns that have been so busy during the Summer Season. Guess what? The Delaware Beaches are year round…the activities never stop, and neither do the fundraising events.
Delaware is a small wonder with a big heart. On Thursday, September 26th, a benefit event hosted by Matt Haley Companies and Good Earth Market & Organic Farm in Ocean View, Delaware. Location? 31806 Good Earth Lane (Rt. 26), 4.5 miles west of Bethany Beach, Delaware in Clarksville, DE 19970. More info? Please visit http://www.goodearthmarket.com.
Matt Haley is a restauranteur and philanthropist whose restaurants at the Delaware Beaches and his cooking style are what this coastal area is all about; the freshest ingredients and local catch. More info? Please visit http://www.matthaleycompanies.com.
The dinner on Thursday will be catered by Plate Catering, Matt’s catering company. Join fellow diners as the sun sets for a unique dining experience.
Locally grown ingredients will be prepared and paired with perfect wines.
The evening will start at 6 p.m. with cocktail hour…appetizers. The main course will be family style with produce grown on-site. The dessert will be apple pie with fresh whipped cinnamon cream.
All proceeds will benefit The Delaware Botanic Gardens at Pepper Creek (Southern Delaware Botanic Gardens, Inc.), which strives to exalt nature’s beauty, to delight and educate visitors, and to study and preserve Delmarva’s natural ecosystems through the creation of a unique sustainable accessible world-class gardens for the benefit of the public. It is scheduled to open in 2016. More info? Please visit http://www.delawaregardens.org.
Tickets are $95. Please call for tickets and info. 302-537-7100. There is still time!!
Talk to you later.
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To be able to sit outdoors and enjoy dinner at this time of the year at the Delaware Beaches, is priceless. It is our time to shine in Southern Delaware; beautiful skies, balmy temperatures.
Matt Haley Companies invite you to enjoy a special evening at Good Earth Market & Organic Farm. It will be an outdoor event; a farm to table dinner. It will take place on Tuesday, June 18th at 6 p.m. Tickets are $95; limited seating. For tickets and information, please call 302-537-7100. Good Earth Market & Organic Farm is located 4 miles west of Bethany Beach on Rt. 26, at 31806 Good Earth Lane in Clarksville, DE 19970.
All proceeds will benefit The Delaware Adolescent Program, Inc. (DAPI) is a non-profit organization developed in 1969 in New Castle County, Delaware, to provide pregnant teens a way to continue their education and receive prenatal care. Please visit http://www.dapi.org.
The evening will begin with a cocktail hour with appetizers being passed around the guests. Then, the main course will be family style. The dessert will be showcasing produce grown on site.
A farm to table dinner extends an invitation to converse at the dinner table….I have been to them and they are unique!
All food will be prepared by Plate Catering, a Division of The Matt Haley Companies.
Have a great time!!
Note: Photos were taken at Good Earth Market & Organic Farm.
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Animal friendly cuisine, the benefits of choosing plant based foods. I wanted to learn more. Then, I came upon the card that announced an upcoming new festival in Rehoboth Beach….VegFest! It would be a vegetarian celebration at the Beach. It would feature speakers, cooking demonstrations, samples, exhibitors, food vendors and a little something for everyone…loved the vegetable garden, including the sensory garden where kids could touch and feel what was growing.
The festival was sponsored by Compassion Over Killing (COK), a national non-profit animal protection organization based in Washington,DC. COK has another office in Los Angeles. Since 1995, they have been working to end animal abuse. If you are in Washington on Saturday, September 28th, COK will be presenting DC VegFest. More info? Please visit http://www.cok.net.
In Rehoboth Beach you will find a social and outreach organization called VegRehoboth, a sister sponsor to this outdoor festival. It is open to all residents and visitors to our beaches. Even if you have that curiosity. Some people want to cut back, some are vegetarians, vegans, and some called themselves part-time vegetarians. VegRehoboth hosts social gatherings; make new friends, information and great food. For more information, please visit http://www.vegrehoboth.com.
VegFest was held on a hot day but with a nice breeze. Tents were set up to accommodate the speakers and cooking demonstrations.
One of the speakers, Dr. Ruby Lathon who is a holistic health and wellness expert is an advocate for plant based nutrition. She made a couple of dishes, one in particular, caught my attention. Made with kale and mango. As soon as I get the recipe, I will put it on the post. It looked so easy and it was delicious. To learn more about Dr. Lathon’s story, please visit http://www.rubylathon.com.
Strolling from one booth to another I met Chef Kris. It was good to finally meet her in person and not through the postings on Facebook. Kris is a personal chef and she also holds cooking classes year-round. More info? Please visit http://www.abracadinner.com.
Kris also offers Dinner N Massage…in your own home. To know more about it, please visit http://www.dinnernmassage.com.
Great to say hello to Kari Ainsworth. Kari is the owner of Kia Massage and Wellness. She is a Southern Delaware based Holistic Coach, working with both, men and women, one-to-one in person. She is a Licensed massage therapist, licensed cosmetologist, intrinsic coach and yoga instructor. Please call her if you want to get off from the diet roller-coaster and learn more about her passion for holistic nutrition and health. Her motto? ” Find Your Balance, Live Your Bliss”. Her website? http://www.kiamassagellc.com.
Sue Ryan, owner of Good Earth Market & Organic Farm was having a blast with her customers. Good Earth is located at 31806 Good Earth Lane in Clarksville, Delaware, only about 4 miles west of Bethany Beach on Rt. 26. Great events happening at the farm. Please call 302-537-7100, or visit http://www.goodearthmarket.com.
Continued on my VegFest strolling, I stopped next at Rehoboth Beach Pet Sitting Service. This, in your own home, pet care service has been in the area for a couple of years. They serve Rehoboth Beach and Lewes. They are insured and bonded. Owned by Lynn Barnett and Brent Joyce Finkbiner. Tel. 302-827-4966. They are another option, in case you do not want to take your best friend to a boarding facility. If your pet needs medication, they are able to take care of it, as well. Website? http://www.rehobothbeachpetsitting.com.
Another stop at Delmarva Board Sports Adventures. For the entire family, from Lewes to Assateague. Stand Up Paddle Boarding. They have a new waterfront location on Rt. 54 and the Bay in Fenwick Island, next to Harpoon Hanna’s. They offer a Cape Henlopen Delaware Dolphin Excursion, paddling the calm waters of the Delaware Bay in search of the many dolphins who frolic nearby. How about SUP Wellness? Yoga, and meditation on a paddle board. You may call to reserve your spot. Classes are held on a secluded Delmarva pond. Windsurfing lesson and rentals, as well. To know more, please visit http://www.delmarvaboardsportsadventures.com.
It is called MERR, and that was by next stop. This is a non-profit stranding and rehabilitation organization completely committed to marine mammal and sea turtle rescue and conservation. They are first responders for stranded mammals and sea turtles. Their new automobile license plate is now available. It passed the House & Senate and was signed into law August 1st by Governor Jack Markell; also approved by the DMV. So, if you are a resident of Delaware…one time fee of $50; MERR gets $35 back. More info? Please visit http://www.merrinstitute.org.
Delaware Votes for Animals….Protecting animals through political action. This is a non partisan organization and to know more, please visit http://www.voteanimalsde.org.
The Delaware SPCA – Georgetown Shelter is very active. Their available dogs for adoption are always out and about, trying to find their forever home. And, they were at VegFest. The Georgetown Shelter is located at 22918 Dupont Blvd., Georgetown, DE 19947. Tel. 302-856-6361. You can adopt but they also need volunteers. Please visit http://www.delspca.org. You can find Delaware SPCA Georgetown Shelter on Facebook, as well.
This guy was in his own Oasis….being given a massage by Oasis Wellness Spa. I think he was asleep; so relaxed. Oasis Wellness Spa is located at 415 Rehoboth Avenue with parking available year-round. They offer skincare, massage therapy, yoga…host a bridal party or a spa day with a friend or two. Just Check them out at http://www.oasiswellnessspa.net.
I enjoyed every minute of it, hope they continue to have it….I think they have the community and visitor support already! Great job. Thanks!
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My New Year’s resolution this year was not to make any. It is easier that way. You don’t have to feel so guilty a couple of days later when the diet goes out the window. If I had made a resolution; dieting would have been the one. I am always on some diet or another.
But no, I think this year I want a little bit more. I want to imagine myself waking up rested, thinking clearly, full of energy and interest in the day ahead. So, I was excited to find an invite on Facebook. It said something like “Are Sugar Blues getting you Down?” Hmm, sounded interesting. This time of the year is the quietest at the Delaware Beaches. I love it because is a time to recharge those batteries; to kick back and relax. There is still plenty to do. The beaches are not dead by any means. Starting the year over with this event, perfect!!
Then, I saw that Kari Ainsworth, LMT, IC, CHHC, was going to be giving the talk. I met Kari this year and she is a Licensed Massage Therapist, Cosmetologist, Intrinsic Coach, Yoga Instructor and Holistic Health Coach. Her company is Kia Massage, LLC. Her Tel. is 302-362-2033. Website? http://www.kiamassagellc.com.
This event was going to be taking place at The Birch Tree Cafe, located inside Good Earth Market at 31826 Good Earth Lane, Clarksville, DE 19970. This is 4.8 miles west of Bethany Beach, on Rt. 26.
The Birch Tree Cafe is a 100% Gluten Free restaurant. Chef and Owner is Cathy Berzins. They carry soups, coffees, lattes, salads, quiches, sandwiches, muffins and gluten free baked goods.
From January 7th until the 18th, there will be a limited menu due to vacation time. It will be closed on Saturday, 1/12. Regular times and menu will resume on the 19th. Tel. 302-539-2468. Website? http://www.thebirchtreecafe.com.
I was not sure how many people were going to be attending. Afterall, the holidays were just a thing of the past. But, guess what? It was crowded. Saw a few familiar faces, as well.
In this photo, please meet Cathy on the left and Kari on the right.
Kari introduced herself and talked a little about her professional journey. I think, everyone that was present sort of knew what they needed to do. But, just like me, we also needed to learn more and have someone give us that extra push.
When Kari asked what were our favorite “sugar treats” when growing up, I did not speak up. I did not want to date myself. I did love Mary Janes, pix at stix (don’t even know how to spell it) and a few others that I want to forget now.
Nicotine is to cigarettes as sugar is to food. An addiction. The more you have, the more you want. I could not believe that there are 15 teaspoons in a 20 ounce bottle of Coke. Yikes!
The ups and crashes of sugar. Feeling great and then crashing…start over.
Sugar is an inflammatory food. They are even relating it to high cholesterol.
Someone said ” I feel like I want a cookie or something at 7 p.m.” Kari gave ideas on how to prevent those cravings. A lot has to do with television commercials and other shows. But, also a lot of times we eat because we are thirsty. So please drink up your water.
Food changes everything. The way you feel, your attitude, your skin, and how well you sleep.
If you would like to meet with Kari, please give her a call. She can help you to improve your eating habits, understand your body better, make your self-care a priority, feel confident in choosing and preparing better food for you and your family and experience an increase in overall happiness in your life.
We all had a great time….I even won a prize. Almond Butter and Coconut Sugar!! Will tell you about it on another post since I have not tried them yet.
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It might be quiet now, but it is not dead by any means. Bethany Beach and Fenwick Island are called the Quiet Resorts. In the summer, they are hopping. In the winter, they take a well deserve rest.
After all the cooking and eating I was so glad to see some of the events that are for everyone….giving us a head start on healthy eating habits for 2013.
Anyway, if you are around the Delaware Beaches, check what’s going on.
Saturday, 1/5 – “Sugar Blues” got you down? Join Good Earth Market and Organic Farm at 3 p.m. for a free workshop, and you will discover why you crave sweets. Why sugar is addictive. How to break free of sugar cravings and emotional eating. You will leave the workshop with a step by step action plan to kick your sugar habit for good.
Kari Ainsworth, LMT, HHC, is a Licensed Massage Therapist, Cosmetologist, Intrinsic Coach, Yoga Instructor, and Holistic Health Coach. She works with you one on one to help you reduce stress, improve nutrition, lose weight, increase energy levels and live your most balanced life.
Good Earth Market is located at 31806 Good Earth Lane (Rt. 26), Clarksville, DE 19970. Clarksville is about 4.8 miles west of Bethany Beach. It is open Monday – Saturday from 9 a.m. until 6 p.m. and on Sunday from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. For more information, please visit http://www.goodearthmarket.com.
Tuesday, 1/8 – Free Cooking Demo at Catch 54 at 6 p.m. – Catch 54 wants you to get a head start and this cooking demo will do just that when they will focus on lower caloric cooking options and healthy food choices for the whole family.
Cocktail hour will start at 4:45 p.m. with small appetizers available. Followed by the free cooking demo from 6 – 7 p.m. To reserve your spot, please call 302-436-8600, or email Jim@sodelconcepts.com. But, hurry up because these cooking demos are very popular. Now that the days will be getting a bit longer, try to get there early to see the beautiful views from Catch 54. Catch 54 is located at 3819 Madison Avenue in Fenwick Island. Website? http://www.catch54.com
Friday, 1/18 – Classic Casino (James Bond Style), Proceeds to benefit the Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition. 7:00 p.m. at The Cove at Bayside Resort located at 31806 Lakeview Dr., Selbyville, DE 19975. Tel. 302-541-4065.
Tickets are $40 in advance or $45 at the door. Individual tickets include heavy appetizers, one drink ticket, $100 in casino chips, music, dancing and fun.
A limited number of High Roller Table tickets are available for $100 each. It includes heavy appetizers, 3 drink tickets, designated server, private area with choice of Black Jack or Poker. Limited to 7 players per table.
Saturday, 1/19 – Weight Loss and Digestive Wellness. Join Mark Stoehr, MAC, LAc and learn how to naturally lose body fat and manage gastrointestinal concerns. Topics will include fat loss, gut/brain connection and celiac disease. Treatment methods, such as nutrition, acupuncture, herbal medicine and probiotic therapy will also be discussed.
Mark Stoehr is a Licensed Acupuncturist and Herbalist with a practice in Ocean City, Maryland.
Good Earth Market is located 4.8 miles west of Bethany Beach, at 31806 Good Earth Lane, Clarksville, DE 19970. More info? Check http://www.goodearthmarket.com.
So, I guess the post is about feeling healthier, more motivated and interested. Have a good one!!
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Just like any farm or garden, the farm changes with the season. Good Earth Market is no different. It is the oldest USDA certified organic farm in Delaware. You probably have passed it on the way to Bethany Beach. It is only 4.7 miles west of Bethany in the unincorporated town of Clarksville. The address is 31806 Good Earth Lane, Rt. 26, Clarksville, DE 19970. Tel. 302-537-7100. Website? http://www.goodearthmarket.com. The owners are Susan and David Ryan.
Hours of operation are:
Summer: Monday – Saturday from 9 a.m. until 7 p.m. Sunday, from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m.
Winter: Monday – Saturday from 9 a.m. until 6 p.m. Sunday, from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m.
I stopped by the other day; I wanted to see how it would look at this time of the year. There is plenty of parking.
It did look so pretty; everything in bloom, herbs ready for picking.
Just picked organic vegetables that are, at times, still warm from the vine.
This is a full service market, offering dairy, non-dairy, local items like organic eggs, jams and jellies, cereals, juices, cookies, frozen foods and meals, a full gluten free grocery and food department…check the website; better yet, stop by.
Herbs can be cut to order and cut flowers in season are always available.
Sandwiches and salads are available daily. Call in your order and they will have it ready for you when you arrive.
Good Earth is a busy farm. It offers events to the community and our visitors.
So, What’s Happening at the Farm?
Tuesday, August 14th – Jump into Rain Gardens. Join Good Earth Market, The Delaware Center for Inland Bays & Environmental Concern. Learn about them and how they benefit the environment. You will be able to participate in planting a demonstration rain garden at Good Earth, so please dress appropriately for the outdoors and bring your garden gloves. Gain skills, and enjoy refreshments at the new Earth Market Cafe.
This event is free. You must register in advance. Please call Sara Hilderbrand at 410-745-9620 or email dir.educate@wetland.org.
Saturday, September 15th – Semi-Annual Arts & Crafts Show at Good Earth. Local favorite artists will be back. There will be glass, woodwork, paintings, soap, clothing, and pottery. One of a kind items. A local philanthropic organization will have a Bake Sale Tent. Rain date? Next day, same time, same place.
Farm Dinners at Good Earth Market & Organic Farm
I have fallen for farm dinners. Farms, farmers and chefs team up, producing a meal made with local produce; most of it you will find out is growing on the farm, where you will sit at a table set out on one of their fields for a unique experience.
Menus are often not decided until last minute; not knowing what will be ready for picking on the farm.
On Tuesday, September 18th Good Earth is hosting a Farm to Table Feast, benefiting The Global Delaware Fund, http://www.theglobaldelawarefund.com. Local grown ingredients will be prepared by Plate Catering; paired with the perfect wines, http://www.plate-catering.com. Call 302-537-7100 for reservations. Dinner will start at 6:00 p.m. Tickets are $95 per person. Rain date? The following day.
These dinners are so much fun; you can bring friends or make new ones.
Good Earth Market & Organic Farm is also the perfect venue for weddings and private parties. The east side of the farm can hold up to 500 guests.
The Herb Garden and Flower Garden is the perfect spot for cocktails and ceremonies.
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