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Aug 25
by efrancovitch in Blog 0 comments tags: peach and prosciutto three cheese pizza, peaches, pizza, prosciutto, three cheese peach and prosciutto pizza with fresh basil and a honey balsamic reduction

Peach and Prosciutto Three Cheese Pizza

Last week, I talked to you all about my recent trip to Belkin Family Lookout Farm. I even convinced a few friends of mine to head there on their own peach picking trip. One thing that I always do as soon as I go fruit picking is to look for recipes that I can make with that fruit. Usually I look through Pinterest and recipe websites that I love. One site that I have found multiple awesome recipes is Cooking Classy, and that is where I found this recipe for a three cheese peach and prosciutto pizza with fresh basil and a honey balsamic reduction. I was a little worried at first because I had never made a reduction like the honey balsamic reduction required in the recipe. Luckily, it went well and didn’t stick to the pan. I will say, the one shortcut that I took with this recipe is that I bought the pizza dough. Whole Foods sells some pretty decent pizza dough, so I felt like that is an acceptable short cut to make. This recipe was awesome, it made some incredibly delicious pizza. I always love recipes that blend the sweet and savory flavors and this […]
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Aug 18
by efrancovitch in Blog 1 comments tags: belkin family lookout farm, farm, grapes, nectarines, orchard, peaches, plums

Peach and Plum Picking

Here are a few shots from a recent trip to the Belkin Family Lookout Farm in Natick, MA, where my boyfriend Matt and I took to picking our own peaches, plums, and nectarines. I would have put nectarines in the title of this post, but I was really liking the alliteration I had going there. This place was adorable, it had a little train (not an actual train, more like a tram with a train look to it) that would take you to different parts of their farm and had several stops along the way to pick different kinds of fruit. Though Matt and I usually frequent Honey Pot Hill Orchards for our apple picking in the fall, this place was a great alternative for picking summer fruits. I also learned after going there that apparently this farm is actually one of the oldest continuous working farms in the country. It has been used as a farm in one person’s ownership or another since 1650. So there’s your little fun fact for the day. One thing that I was captivated by was that the farm had these pathways for the trolleys that were covered with grape vines. As a photographer, all I could think was […]
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