Winter 2013-14: The Food Issue
The current issue of Keene State Today has a focus on food, with a look at the topic from farm to table and beyond. Here鈥檚 some additional foodie content to supplement the print publication.
Online Extras
Foodies in the Marketplace
New Hampshire
The Bridges Inn at Whitcomb House, Swanzey, NH
David Schuster 鈥13, chef
George鈥檚 Seafood & B-B-Que, Plymouth, NH
Dave and Pam (Shaw) 鈥80 Castelot, owners
Hannaford supermarkets
Katy Magoon 鈥09, dietitian, Concord and Keene, NH stores
Hannah Millon-Garvey 鈥98, dietitian, Concord and Keene, NH stores
Lab 鈥檔 Lager, Jaffrey and Keene, NH
Doni Ash 鈥04, owner
Monadnock Food Co-op, Keene, NH
Erin O鈥橪oughlin 鈥11, prep cook
Polly鈥檚 Pancake Parlor, Sugar Hill, NH
Katherine (Aldrich) 鈥80 and Dennis C么t茅 鈥80, owners
The Restaurant at Burdick Chocolate, Walpole, NH
Wesley Babb 鈥98, chef de cuisine
Squam Lake Marketplace, Holderness, NH
Donna Bunnell 鈥79, customer service
Timoleon鈥檚, Keene, NH
Timoleon 鈥淟indy鈥 Chakalos 鈥53, owner
Walpole Scoop Shop, ice cream, Walpole, NH
David Westover 鈥72, owner
White Birch Brewing, Hooksett, NH
Brian Parda 鈥01, director of marketing & sales
Zorn Dining Commons, 国产探花
Rebecca (Briggs) Hunt 鈥97, Registered Dietitian and marketing coordinator
Massachusetts
Brazilian Grill, Hyannis, MA
Kalley (Ayer) Borsatto 鈥98, owner
Emack & Bolio鈥檚, ice cream, Orleans and Chatham, MA
A Nice Cream Stop, Wellfleet, MA
Carol (Hutchinson) Piemontese 鈥90, owner
Hannaford supermarkets
Diana Carty 鈥11, dietitian, Norwell, Waltham, and Easton, MA stores
J & B BUTCHER, butcher shop, Tewksbury, MA
Joseph Ward 鈥04, owner
Northampton Brewery Bar and Grille, Northampton, MA
Abby (Maher) Martin 鈥01, manager
Texas
The Roaming Baker, Fort Hood, TX
Casie Davidowsky, 鈥09, owner
Eat Local, Be Happy
Students, staff, and faculty dined on local meats, produce, and dairy at the fall Localvore Lunch, a semi-annual event at the Zorn Dining Commons.
Try These at Home
A Punch from the Past
Alumni who were on campus during the 25 years that L. P. Young was president of the College, 1939-1964, may remember a beverage that his wife, Dorothy, whipped up for special occasions. We provide the recipe below for those who鈥檇 like to raise a glass of punch for old times鈥 sake.
Mrs. Young鈥檚 Rhubarb Punch
6 lbs. rhubarb
鈥℅rated rind of 2 lemons
鈥℅rated rind of 2 oranges
鈥3 lbs. sugar鈥
1 pint lemon juice
鈥1 pint orange juice
鈥1 quart ginger ale
Wash rhubarb and cut into 2-inch pieces. Cover with water. Simmer until tender. During last of cooking, add sugar and enough water to make 6 quarts. When ready to serve, add lemon juice, orange juice, and ginger ale.
A Taste of South Africa
Here鈥檚 a simple sauce provided by chef Johann Becker that鈥檚 a standard in his country, South Africa. Becker visited campus in the fall through Sodexo鈥檚 Global Chef program.
Sheba Sauce
1 onion, chopped 鈥⊿mall can diced tomatoes
鈥1 crushed garlic
Fry onions and garlic in a little butter or oil until translucent. Add tomatoes. Season with salt and pepper. Bring to a boil, then reduce heat and simmer for 5 to 10 minutes. Add a teaspoon of sugar or apricot jelly. Serve on pasta or with sausages.
A Place at the Table
鈥淎 Place at the Table: One Nation, Underfed鈥 is one of several sculptures displayed on campus and at the Monadnock Food Co-op in Keene this November as part of CANstruction, an annual international design/build competition that draws attention to the issue of hunger. This sculpture was created by a team from Markem-Imaje鈥檚 Keene location. Photo by Jane Eklund
Links to more information
If you saw the eye 鈥 鈥淩ead more online at keene.edu/mag鈥 鈥 you鈥檒l find links below to learn more about stories in the Winter 2013-14 issue of Keene State Today.
- Learn more about the Early Sprouts program.
- Learn more about Keene State鈥檚 Dietetic Internship program.鈥
Faculty & Staff Accomplishments
- Paul Baures receives $65,000 grant to make oil pipelines safer.
- Julio Del Sesto 鈥07 receives volunteer award from Cedarcrest Center.
- Alice B. Fogel appointed New Hampshire Poet Laureate.
- Jamie Landau receives Lambda award.
- Susan Whittemore receives $69,169 grant to continue work on pollutants present in human milk and cord blood.














