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Mom says, РІР‚ВEveryone wants to be in the kitchen.РІР‚в„ўРІР‚Сњ Another area got popped up with a bedroom. РІР‚СљThis commercial kitchen is a whole new structure. РІР‚СљIt took nine months,РІР‚Сњ she said of the renovations. When the owners sold four years ago, the house was purchased along with another nearby. РІР‚СљThe building was a single-family residence, and we rented it and had friends over,РІР‚Сњ Wiedemann said. The B&B vision had been a goal for a while.

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P.S.: Guests will get a full breakfast made with the farmРІР‚в„ўs produce.

РІР‚СљThe CSA membership has more than doubled in one year,РІР‚Сњ she said. The eggs, honey, with organic vegetables raised on three acres by former chef and Early Girl farmer Patty Gentry, are offered through Community Supported Agriculture other products including cheese, maple syrup and bread, have been added. Once Mama Farm was established in 2013, it evolved with heritage chickens raised for eggs (also turkeys) as well as bees for their honey. Wiedemann, a former model and cookbook author, is the daughter of Isabella Rossellini, who purchased the property, a 27-acre wooded parcel in Brookhaven hamlet with 20.8 acres set aside as a conservation easement to the Peconic Land Trust, in January 2012. The kitchen opens up to a garage-like space for event dining that overlooks woods. The beautiful burnished wood used on the cabinetry is from South America. An eight-burner stove and three refrigerators/freezers, with several downstairs, indicate serious cooking planned. Thanks to architect Pietro Cicognani, thereРІР‚в„ўs plenty of counter space and open shelves with bowls, cutlery in baskets, glasses, dinnerware. РІР‚СљYou canРІР‚в„ўt make a profit on a farm these days unless you have infrastructure,РІР‚Сњ explained Elettra Wiedemann of the commercial kitchen that would be privy to paying guests, but also for those taking future cooking classes and for creating on-site food products. Hoping that I have not labored in vain, I beg leave to remain THE AUTHOR.The kitchen at The Mama Farm Bed & Breakfast isРІР‚В¦ big.

In short, I have endeavored from beginning to end to give the reader a complete guide, and in this particular it will be seen that the well filled advertising pages are not the least important to the book. Everything mentioned in the book is advertised by reliable parties, so that the reader will at once know where to apply. The advertising pages have been carefully edited, and I feel proud of the success of my efforts in that direction. To more properly conduct the work, I have visited large duck farms on Long Island, and prominent poultry establishments in different parts of the country so that the instructions as given in the book are those from my own personal experience, coupled with what I have seen in my rounds. I give a number of experiences and plans, and let the reader do the selecting. This little work is written with the intention of showing how money can be made by small farms, and the advantages in making poultry an adjunct with some other income. I see no profit in a business that must depend upon hired help. I oppose gigantic ventures, as I see no money in the 'thousand-hen farms.' Some have succeeded, hut many failed. If I succeed in my mission I am satisfied.

I have written this work for the purpose of assisting the novice who has taken on the 'hen fever,' and would like practical advice with the enthusiasm left off.

It is customary, in writing a book, to have a preface, and that is the only excuse I have for giving one.