The Harvest Show with Emeril Lagasse - September 28, 2011
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Our Harvest Show studio audience is filled with fruit and vegetable growers from all over the country! Here, Stephen Kessman from Kessman Farms in Patterson, New York, shows off a bushel of his corn.
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Linda Girardi (left) of Glenville, New York, displays her herbs, peppers, and squash. Carina Sawyer brought her peppers, preserves, and carrots all the way from Rochester, New York.
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Keha McAlwaine (left) and Leah Rutherford from the Queens County Farm Museum in Floral Park, New York, display their napa cabbage, squash, and kohlrabi.
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Frank Sarrica and Sonia Valentin -- both from Brooklyn, New York -- showcase their produce. The green vegetable at the back of Frank's basket is an Italian squash called a cucuzza.
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Squash, carrots, and tomatoes from the gardens of Diane Naddeo and Anne Smith, both from the tri-state area. Anne grows her vegetables in pots in her apartment.
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Joe and Ida DeFrancesco of Farmer Joe's Gardens in Wallingford, Connecticut, display their fresh tomatoes and squash.
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Sisters Amy Brown and Teresa Zeng from Red Oak Farm in Stuyvesant, New York, show off their farm-fresh produce.
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Marie and Deb Lucas from Marysville, Pennsylvania, share squash, herbs, and more.
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Gardeners Kristina Lombardo (left), Susan Pisano, and Jennifer Erb, from Long Island, New York, display their herbs, carrots, and onions.
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Representatives from the Bronxville Farmers Market in Bronxville, New York, showcase herbs, apples, and more.
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Erron Ramsey (left) holds her porch-grown potatoes with her mother Carol Glasshoff, who runs an elementary school garden.
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Amy Jeanroy brought her canned peppers and spicy beans all the way from Nebraska.
Celebrate the bounty of fall as Martha and chef Emeril Lagasse ("Emeril's Table") use freshly grown vegetables from our audience of farmers and Greenmarket vendors from the tri-state area to create light, seasonal recipes. Then, learn about the distinctive flavors and history of heirloom vegetables with a visit to the National Heirloom Exposition and get expert tips on preserving summer produce.
Recipes
- Martha's Vegetable Saute
- Heirloom Tomato Sauce
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Late-Summer Harvest Linguine
GUEST: Chef Emeril Lagasse, host of "Emeril's Table"
How-Tos
Featured Resources
QUICK LINKS:
"Emeril's Table"
The National Heirloom Exposition
Valpak 2 Pros Sweepstakes
GIVEAWAYS:
"Sizzling Skillets and Other One-Pot Wonders," by Emeril Lagasse
"The Heirloom Life Gardener," by Jere and Emilee Gettle
SEED SOURCES:
Wild Boar Farms
Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds
Seed Savers Exchange
Comstock Seeds
Bountiful Gardens
Homestead Seeds
Seeds of Change
Seeds from Italy
Kitazawa Seeds
Turtle Tree Seed
Terroir Seeds
ITEMS ON SET:
Vintage maps by Blue Monocle.
Gourds and pumpkins from Jones Family Farm.
Candy from M&M/Mars, Jelly Belly, Necco, Hammonds, and Oriental Trading.
Halloween decorations from Martha Stewart for Grandin Road and Funkins Artificial Carvable Pumpkins.
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I wanted to thank the staff in the studio, for making everything run so smoothly. It was very exciting and a real honor to see how much work it takes to tape a single show.
The Harvest show was so much fun, and definitely the highlight of this farming wife's week. Thanks again!
Warmly,
Amy Jeanroy
I have to agree with domesticgoddess3. The archives were easy to find in the old format. I was perfect the way it was. Why make it more difficult to get to what you want. Thanks.
Please return the archives! It is a "good thing"!
I think from the comments what Martha's fans want is a return of the archives tab on the homepage with dated entries so we can re-watch or watch for the first time entire old editions of shows. It was just perfect the way it was so why change it?
Hi there. We're working to improve the site and appreciate your feedback! Regarding the archives, past show content (including videos) is still accessible – just type a keyword into the search field at the top of the page. To help refine your results, you can search by content type (select "show").
jes59 - Here's Emeril's pasta recipe from the 9/28 episode: http://www.marthastewart.com/857063/late-summer-harvest-linguine
GuyText - Thanks for the tip! Will pass it along to the TV producers.
I also would like the archives back for all the TV shows, please! It is too time-consuming to flip through episode pages one day at a time!
Where is Emeril's pasta recipe from Wed. 9.28.11. You said it would be on the web site but I can't find it. I think your web site is very difficult to use. It takes forever to find anything. Also the recipes do not print out right. There isn't a print button on the recipe page. It would be nice to to print out the recipe with the picture.
How about a contest to attent the Heirloom Expo with Martha next year. I think there are a lot of home gardner fans that would love to participate.
I'm watching the Martha shows online from abroad and there is no chance for me to watch them on Hallmark channel. I would therefor also love to have the archives back, pleeeease! Besides, I love going back to the old shows and watch again. Thanks! Kind regards, Karin
We really miss the archives! Please add a way for those of us who can't watch on TV to see the previous shows. Thanks! ( I comment because I care - I love the cool things I am learning thanks to watching Martha)