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GOLD COAST AN ANTON MEDIA GROUP SPECIAL • SUMMER 2020

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Outdoor Oasis

Safavieh furnishings transform your home into an escape BY CYNDI ZAWESKI

backyard is the increasing demand for outdoor sectionals. Upholstered in waterproof fabrics, such as Sunbrella, the cozy couch-like sectionals welcome relaxation and modern style. “Sectionals are popular for outdoor seating,” Yaraghi said. “People don’t want to sit on a thin cushion, they want to sit together comfortably.” Outdoor rugs that withstand the elements are another popular accessory when it comes to creating an outdoor living room. Ralph Lauren’s striped outdoor rugs, which come in tranquil shades of blues, greens and whites, are among the most sought-after this season. Lighter furniture finishes like light gray, stone colors and live edge wood are other elements that help create a comforting outdoor living space. In June, Safavieh began reopening its brick-and-mortar retail locations across the region with social distancing restrictions in place. The company, which recently opened two new stores in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan and in Norwalk, is supplying masks, gloves and sanitizers at the door for shoppers. Additionally, it eliminated 20 percent of indoor inventory in all of its stores to encourage social distancing. “When people walk in it will be much more open, they will not feel crowded,” Yaraghi said. “We have different design sections so no one has to be together in one room.” Technology also plays a part. Their designers are available via Zoom to help customers select the right furnishings for their homes without coming into the stores. In-person shoppers also have the luxury of viewing potential designs on large TV screens from a safe distance. “The customers are very excited to be able to come in,” Yaraghi said about the reopening. “They have been waiting for months and they are finally able to create the backyard of their dreams.” Safavieh Home Furnishings is located at 2 Channel Dr., in Port Washington.

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ow more than ever our home is our oasis. Since March, the COVID-19 pandemic has kept us cooped up inside—but now it is time to return to the outdoors. Typically summertime reprieves are associated with long weekend getaways or carefree al fresco dining at waterfront restaurants. And while New York and states across the nation are continuing to slowly reopen, many homeowners are opting instead to relax, mask-free in their own backyards. Creating an outdoor sanctuary that mimics the comfort and luxury of indoor spaces is becoming increasingly popular, said Michael Yaraghi, the owner and president of luxury home goods retailer Safavieh. “After being inside the house for three months during the cold season, people want to enjoy their backyards,” Yaraghi said. “They want to refresh everything because they can’t go to a friend’s house or a restaurant. They want to make their backyards as nice as they can so they feel like they’re on vacation.” In sharp contrast to last year’s trends that favored heavy materials, such as iron accents, summer 2020 is all about contemporary decor that emphasizes clean lines, lightness, and, most of all, comfort. That is true both in terms of color and accessories, Yaraghi noted. Airy hues like blue and white are the most apropos outdoor fabric colors of the season. The palette is prominent in Safavieh’s summer outdoors product line. “Lifestyle is becoming more causal everywhere—inside the home and outside,” he said. “The idea is that no one can go anywhere, they can’t travel, so people are making their homes an oasis.” The increased emphasis on the outdoor space has changed the landscape and perspective of outdoor furniture. A prime example of inviting the comfort of the indoors into the

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PLANTING FIELDS: From Mansion To Historic Site BY JOE SCOTCHIE

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The turn of the century represented the zenith of The Gilded Age. The captains of industry built the once-mighty middle-class and needless to say, they had plenty of money left to themselves. Land for the Planting Fields Arboretum State Historic Park, which includes the Coe Hall Historic House Museum, was first purchased in 1904 by Helen MacGregor Byrne, wife of New York City lawyer James Byrne. That land included six farming properties, which she dubbed as the “Upper Planting Fields Farm.” Between 1904 and 1910, modest work was done to create hedges, perennial borders, and espaliered fruit trees. However, most of the property was left undeveloped. In 1913, the 353-acre site was purchased by William Robertson Coe, an insurance and railroad executive, and his wife Mary “Mai” Huttleston (née Rogers) Coe, the youngest daughter of millionaire industrialist Henry H. Rogers, who had been a principal of Standard Oil. That’s serious money. The couple begin to create the property that stands as today. The 67-room Coe Hall included greenhouses, gardens, woodland paths and plant collections. Planting Fields also features an herbarium of more than 10,000 pressed specimens. As the Gilded Age boomed along, trees were ferried across Long Island Sound in mid-winter. Roads were widened. Plants included rhododendrons, Japanese crabapples and cherries, and forest and specimen trees, lindens, Scotch and red pines, oaks. In 1918, tragedy struck as the property’s first mansion burned to the ground. Its replacement, the present Coe Hall, was constructed

Planting Fields is one of only a few surviving estates on Long Island on its original acreage. The 409-acres of Planting Fields includes an extensive collection of gardens. The Oyster Bay park is opened daily from dawn to dusk, however the buildings remain closed due to COVID-19. The virtual tour and descriptions are available online provide highlights of this historic estate. between 1918-21 in the Tudor Revival-style. According to newspaper stories of the day, Coe Hall quickly became famous as the Coe’s “interest in rare species of trees and plant collections made the estate a botanical marvel.” Sadly, Mrs. Coe died in 1924 at age 49. As with other great North Shore mansions, the world of the Coe’s came to an end with World War II. By the 1950s, the great suburban boom was underway. In 1949,

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the estate was deeded to the state of New York to become a state park. The Planting Fields Arboretum was thus born. Between 1955 and 1964, the land was also used as a temporary campus for a State University of New York (SUNY) college of science and engineering. By 1968, the last of the Planting Fields was used for SUNY purposes. All facilities and grounds became the current day Planting Fields. Today, the arboretum and state

park covers more than 400 acres in Upper Brookville. Operated by a foundation, the fields include the Coe Hall mansion, hosting an annual summer concert series, primarily focused on jazz. As its website states: “Planting Fields is one of only a few surviving estates on Long Island on its original acreage, intact with all its buildings and its grandly furnished mansion. Nearly a thousand such estates were built after the Civil War through about 1940, making this area the largest concentration of large estates anywhere in the U.S. Just under 60 percent of them survive today; about 400 are in residential use, most on reduced size lots. Planting Fields was one of the last of these estates to be created and is one of the most splendid, with 409-acres.” The fields face a bright future. Planting Fields Arboretum was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1979. In March, the Planting Fields Foundation was selected to participate in the Museum Assessment Program (MAP), which is administered by the American Alliance of Museums. The Foundation’s participation is made possible through funding provided by the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS). “We are honored to have the opportunity to participate in AAM’s highly regarded MAP program,” Planting Fields executive director Gina Wouters said, “Not only is it a reflection of our core values around standards of excellence, but the timing of this exercise is also perfectly aligned with the development of our Strategic Plan.” Coe Hall is currently closed due to COVID-19, but Planting Fields is offering several fun digital events on www.plantingfields.org. The grounds are also open.


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Knock out Roses

Summer Flowering Shrubs Add Color To Your Garden BY KAREN MUSGRAVE

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he easiest and most colorful way to decorate your yard for the summer is to add plants. Not only will they rebloom all season long, they’ll come back year-after-year.

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Summer flowering shrubs include many old favorites such as roses and hydrangea. Newer varieties are more durable and help even the novice gardener realize they too can grow beautiful plants. In August, your garden should be busting with foliage and blooms.

The easy care and low maintenance butterfly bush blooms throughButterfly out the Bush summer in shades of pink, white and purple. The fragrant blooms attract birds, butterflies and hummingbirds, making them a favorite in everyone’s gardens. Butterfly bush makes an attractive backdrop for garden beds. And once established, it is drought resistant.

Hydrangea

There are hundreds of varieties of hydrangea available including lacecap, Summer mophead blooming and Hydrangea climbing varieties. ‘Endless Summer’ is one of the most popular varieties. It has rich beautiful pink or blue flowers, depending on your soil acidity. ‘Endless Summer’ blooms on both old and new growth, ensuring you will have gorgeous flowers year after year—even if you prune it during the wrong time of year. It is also more mildew resistant than other macrophylla varieties.

Roses

Nothing in the garden quite matches the beauty and elegance of a rose. Knock Out shrub roses are handsdown my favorite. They are drought tolerant and resistant to black spot, which are problems that can plague traditional roses. The sweet fragrance of the Knock Out rose comes from blooms that appear from April until November. The foliage turns burgundy in the fall. This is a musthave for every garden. Planting summer blooming shrubs will provide you and your family with many years of spectacular color in your garden. Fragrant roses, colorful hydrangea, crape myrtle and butterfly bush are the perfect plants to create a festive atmosphere you can enjoy all summer long. Karen Musgrave, CNLP, is a marketing and education specialist at Hicks Nurseries.


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Light & Bright Fashion trends for summer 2020 BY KATIE FENTON

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ou might not have as many movie dates or brunch outings to get dressed up for this summer, but the latest fashion trends are still a must for keeping cool and looking good during your next socially-distant cookout or shopping trip. Even paired with a face mask, these styles are perfect for feeling confident and comfortable in the next few months. Alexander McQueen Lace-Side Damask Linen Peg-Leg Trousers

Linen is one of the biggest trends of the past few months, and it’s not going anywhere. The light, breathable fabric is ideal for the summer months and can be dressed up or down easily. The damask lace sides on these trousers are also in line with the recent trend of cut-out details, adding some subtle flair to a pantsuit or more breezy ensemble. www.bergdorfgoodman.com; $1,540

Light Tunic Blouse in Cotton Voile

In the summer heat, a sheer blouse is one of the most versatile ways to get the layered look without worrying about the temperature. Buttoned up over an undershirt with slacks or draped over a simple sundress, this sheer blouse can work as a classic centerpiece to any outfit or add some colorful elegance to it. www.akris.com; $597 Dolce & Gabbana Flora Ankle Tie Sandal Strappy sandals and heels have exploded in popularity throughout the past few years, and an unconventional pattern (i.e., not floral print) is a great way to make your next pair stand out. Tropical patterns are a new trend this season, so these Dolce & Gabbana sandals are the perfect modern, summery accessory for any outfit. www.nordstrom.com; $895

Bauery Puff Sleeve Mini Dress

Puff sleeves are making a big comeback with other vintage-inspired trends, which look particularly chic on babydoll dresses. This Alice + Olivia mini dress looks effortlessly elegant, whether paired with sandals during the day or high heels at night. www.aliceandolivia.com; $93.75

Saint Laurent Kate YSL Monogram Neon Belt Bag

Neon is another big trend that’s easy to incorporate into your wardrobe this summer. This bright pink Saint Laurent belt bag is all you need to add a pop of color to any look in a classic, polished way. www.neimanmarcus.com; $1,190

Linen Eyelet Midi Dress

A fresh, bucolic aesthetic is very popular this summer, and a white sundress represents that trend beautifully. It’s nearly impossible to go wrong with a simple white dress, but this linen midi dress’s embroidered eyelets and modest silhouette give it a current yet classic style that works for any occasion. www.ralphlauren.com; $598

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Kiton DoubleStripe Cotton Sport Shirt

Vertical stripes are timeless, but they’re especially in style for men this summer. Keep the traditional look interesting with a bold stripe and bright color. Kiton’s shirts for men are appropriate and fashionable in any setting, yet freshly original. www.bergdorfgoodman. com; $895

GOETZE Ted Bowling Shirt

This summer, bowling shirts don’t have to look campy or outdated. As one of the newest trends this season, bowling shirts are being reimagined by brands like Goetze with bold yet understated designs. These shirts are comfortable and unique without being gaudy. www.totokaelo.com; $143

Magnanni for Neiman Marcus Colorblock Leather/Suede Runner Sneakers

Suede is popular again this summer, and it’s making its way onto formal and casual pieces alike. The color blocking on these sneakers adds some panache to the comfortable shoes so that form truly meets function. www.neimanmarcus.com; $395


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Skincare Saviors Must-have products for summertime BY CAROLINE RYAN

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ummer is the best time to implement a skincare routine that will help you deal with the hot weather and added sun exposure. Here are some skincare products to help you attain your perfect summertime glow, while adding in hydration and keeping yourself safe from the sun.

Farmacy Beauty Green Defense SPF

SPF is super important all year round, but especially in the summer when you’re outdoors more often. This SPF 30 mineral sunscreen doesn’t leave a white cast and is never greasy. It’s the perfect product to apply under makeup and most importantly protects your skin from blue light and UVA/UVB rays. www.farmacybeauty.com, $36

Eve Lom Rescue Peel Pads

Exfoliate and re-surface your skin with the rescue peel pads from Eve Lom. A combination of AHA, PHA and BHA acids help shed built up layers of dead skin cells for smoother and brighter skin. These peel pads will leave your skin feeling soothed, and hydrated for up to 12 hours. www.evelom.com, $75

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This calming and nourishing serum contains Vitamin U, which has great anti-inflammation, anti-oxidation and soothing benefits. Featuring 63 percent of Jeju’s purple cabbage extract and Beta-glucan, this product is great to incorporate into your skincare routine. www.serumkind.com, $49

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This oil-free moisturizer melts into your skin for intense, shine-free hydration. This moisturizer is perfect for those with oily or congested skin, it’s lightweight— perfect for the summer season. This product helps to control oil, protect skin from pollution and hydrate skin for up to 12 hours. www.evelom.com, $115

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The hottest beauty trends not only make you look great, they make you feel great, too. Each purchase is tied to a charitable initiative, from human rights to ovarian cancer research. These beauty brands are making it easier than ever to support worthy causes while practicing self-care. Lush Charity Pot Body Lotion

Spread the love, literally, with this hydrating body lotion by Lush. This vegan formula employs moisturizing cocoa butter that refreshes the driest winter skin, plus it’s infused with a delicate floral perfume of ylang ylang and rosewood oils for a beautiful subtle scent. This rich cream contains seven ingredients sourced from Sustainable Lush Fund projects that support regenerative agriculture around the world. With every purchase of Charity Pot, Lush donates 100 percent of the price to small grassroots organizations that work to support human rights, animal protection and environmental justice. Lush Charity Pot Body Lotion, $27.95; www.lushusa.com

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Winner of the Prevention Beauty Awards for 2019 for Best Mascara, Thrive Causemetics’ Liquid Lash Extensions Mascara promises the glamorous look of lash extensions minus the glue. The formula is powered by the company’s trademarked Flake-Free Tubing Technology, which provides voluminous, stay-all-day dramatic length without being clumpy. Thrive Causemetics’ “bigger than beauty” motto is more than just a saying. Each purchase goes toward helping women and supporting charities related to fighting cancer and domestic violence. Liquid Lash Extensions Mascara, $24; www.thrivecausemetics.com

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Return To Recreation The best of Long Island’s hiking, biking, golfing and water sports

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After being cooped up in the house all winter long due to the COVID-19 pandemic, there is nothing like getting back into nature to celebrate the return of warmer temps. Here on Long Island, residents have their pick of beautiful trails, country clubs and waterways to explore. From the shores of the Gold Coast to the peaceful preserve of Shelter Island, here is your ultimate guide to the best of Long Island’s hiking, biking, golfing and water sports.

Hiking & Biking Trails Nassau-Suffolk Greenbelt Trail

Extending from Massapequa to Woodbury along the border of Nassau and Suffolk Counties, the Nassau-Suffolk Greenbelt Trail stretches 20 miles from the North Shore to the South Shore. Accessible year-round, though certainly more enjoyable come spring, the trail is dog and bicycle-friendly. It takes an estimated eight hours to walk the full trail, but there are other activities along the way. For example, the west shore of the Massapequa Reservoir is a popular spot for fishing with breathtaking views. Learn more: www.nynjtc.org

Nassau-Suffolk Greenbelt Trail (Photo courtesy of dot.ny.gov)

Sands Point Preserve

Located on the Gold Coast, Sands Point Preserve’s grounds are open for visitors on a new summer schedule due to COVID-19. The Great Lawn, Rose Garden, forest trails and pond area are accessible, however, the iconic Hempstead House, Welcome Center, Woodland Playground and dog run are closed for the health and safety of visitors. Restrooms are available in Castle Gould’s Black Box, and are closed periodically for sterilizing and cleaning throughout the day. The number of cars will be limited to avoid crowding in the parking areas and on the grounds. Learn more: www.sandspointpreserveconservancy.org

Hempstead House at Sands Point

(Photo courtesy of Sands Point Preserve)

Mashomack Preserve

Often referred to as the “Jewel of the Peconic,” Mashomack Preserve on Shelter Island is well worth the quick ferry ride from Sag Harbor or Greenport. Stretching more than 2,000 acres, the preserve accounts for nearly a third of the entire island. Trails range from 1.5 to 10 miles long, taking hikers passed tidal creeks, mature oak woodlands, fields and freshwater marshes. The preserve teems with wildlife, and it is common to see ospreys, piping plovers and other animals. Due to COVID-19, Mashomack’s in-person events have been postponed until further notice. Learn more: www.nature.org

Sunken Meadow State Park

Sunken Meadow State Park in Kings Park offers one of the most stunning views on the Long Island Sound. The 3.7-mile trail takes hikers and bikers passed both wildflowers and sandy shorelines. The park also boasts a boardwalk and activities, including windsurfing, kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding and canoeing. Pets are allowed on the trails, but not in developed areas. Learn more: www.parks.ny.gov

Mashomack Preserve

(Courtesy of The Nature Conservancy)

Quogue Wildlife Refuge

This 300-acre nonprofit nature preserve boasts seven miles of trails to explore diverse habitats, including forests, ponds and wildlife. While the Outdoor Wildlife Complex, Greenhouse and restrooms are closed to the public until further notice due to COVID-19, the trails are open daily from sunrise until sunset. Dogs and bikes are not permitted. Learn more: www.quoguewildliferefuge.org *Be advised, to encourage social distancing and help stop the spread of COVID-19, many parks have reduced parking by 50 percent and local roads may have closures in effect. Several popular parks will fill to capacity by noon and close early to incoming visitors and traffic.

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Quogue Wildlife Refuge

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Country Clubs & Golf Courses Harbor Links

This daily fee Port Washington golf course is currently open to the public with restrictions due to COVID-19. Tee times on the 18-hole Championship Golf Course are spaced out every 15 minutes from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily. The Golf Shop is closed, however, the restrooms are open for golfers. Built on a reclaimed sand mine adjacent to water, the scenic links are perfect for a socially distanced afternoon outing. Learn more: www.harborlinks.com

Christopher Morley Park

Christopher Morley Park on the beautiful North Shore in Roslyn-North Hills boasts 98-acres of recreational fun, including a fitness trail and a nine-hole, par-30 golf course. The course is 1,603-yards, with holes ranging from 97-yards to 267-yards. Due to COVID-19, single occupation golf carts are available and tee times are by appointment only. Learn more: www.nassaucountyny.gov/1779/golf

Village Club of Lake Success

Located on scenic Lake Success, Village Club of Lake Success is a championship-caliber at the site of the Vanderbilt’s private golf club. The historic venue offers a 6,329-yard, par 70 course with well-manicured fairways and impeccable greens. Guests can choose from a range of membership options for couples, individuals, new members under 40 years old and full and weekday memberships. Social distancing measures are in effect. Learn more: www.vclsgolf.com

Town of Oyster Bay Golf Course

Nestled on 121-acres, the Town of Oyster Bay’s 18-hole, par 70, championship golf course features narrow fairways, water holes, sand and grass bunkers, as well as a putting green. Opened to the public Tuesday through Sunday, tee times are 7 a.m. to 3:56 p.m. Twilight golf is also offered Tuesday through Sunday, starting at 5 p.m. Due to COVID-19, restrictions will be in place as per New York State regulations. Learn more: www.oysterbaytown.com

Bethpage State Park Golf Course

Named one of “America’s 100 Greatest Public Courses” by Golf Digest, Bethpage State Park Golf Course is one of the most iconic courses on Long Island. Host to PGA Tour events and the Ryder Cup, the ground boasts 18-hole regulation golf courses, including the world-renowned Bethpage Black. Social distancing measures are in effect. Visitors should reserve a tee time in advance. Learn more: www.bethpagegolfcourse.com

Lido Golf Club

This green is considered among the most challenging on Long Island. Overlooking the water, the Lido Beach golf course offers 18-holes. It is quite a windy locale so golfers should consider bringing extra balls. COVID-19 protocols are in effect. Visitors can reserve a tee time online. Learn more: www.lidogolf.com

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Watersports & Activities

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Hamptons Boat Rental

Renting a boat and sailing around the Hamptons for a day is the essence of summer. The Hamptons is an area with endless opportunity and you’ll rarely find that you’re bored if you venture out to sea. From traveling to Shelter Island, going on Sag Harbor Boat Tours, visiting the many harbors and dining at luxurious restaurants, there are entertaining activities everywhere you look. Explore and appreciate the beauty of the Hamptons with the help of Hamptons Boat Rental. Hamptons Boat Rental is currently accepting single-trip as well as five and ten trip packages with strict COVID-19 precautions in place. Learn more: www.hamptonsboatrental.com

Stony Brook Harbor Kayak & Paddleboard Rentals

Explore the beautiful Stony Brook Harbor on a kayak or paddleboard with Stony Brook Harbor Kayak & Paddleboard Rentals. Renters are encouraged to pack a small cooler with lunch and bring along fishing poles and a camera to capture the scenery. Due to the tide, hours of operation change every day. Check out the www.sbharborrentals.com for an up-to-date schedule and call or text 631-834-3130 to make a reservation.

Shore Thing Rentals

Shore Thing Rentals in Glen Cove offers pay-by-thehour kayaks, standup paddleboards, canoes and (for land lovers) bikes. Located on scenic Shore Road, these activities are perfect for a summer’s day. Social distancing protocols are currently in effect. Shore Thing Rentals is open by appointment only during the pandemic, call or text 516-669-2296 or visit www. shorethingrentals.net to learn more.

Long Island Boat Rentals

Long Island Boat Rentals offers a variety of opportunities to get out on the water in Port Washington. In addition to luxury bareboat rentals, which allow boaters to take to the waters solo, the company also offers a number of options for guided boat outings led by an expert captain, including a watersports special. That package includes a three-hour captained boat rental equipped with a wakeboard, tube and water skis all included. As of June, Long Island Boat Rentals is currently operating bareboat rentals on a modified schedule. Learn more: www.liboatrentals.com


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Feast Of Kings How to host a clambake at home

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he tradition of the clambake dates back to before our country was founded. It was Native Americans who taught settlers the art of steaming freshly caught seafood on the sandy New England shores. The New England clambake is generally credited to the Wampanoag Indians, indigenous to Cape Cod, Massachusetts. At the time, lobster was generally used as bait to lure local fish. Oysters, scallops and clams along with locally grown corn were (and remain) hallmarks of the clambake. Today, the clambake has evolved to include lobster, mussels and potatoes, as well. Fish and sausage are also commonly used. The ancient cook method of preparing a traditional pit-dug clambake is still practiced today. But there are

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drawbacks. Firstly, it’s a day-long affair of digging and steaming so if you’re located near a beach that doesn’t have local restrictions for open fires, you might be in luck. Though for many this is not the case, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, which is restricting beach access. No beach? No problem. You can have a mini bake in your backyard. No fire permits necessary and you don’t have to dig a hole and start a big wood fire. You just need a big pot, some cheesecloth and seaweed. Plus, if your not a pitmaster, using a pot makes it much simpler to achieve an even cook. “It is a modern twist on the traditional clambake,” Kevin Fagan, outreach manager at LobsterAnywhere. com, said. “The traditional clambake takes a long time.”

Clambake at Home

Ingredients 4 dozen steamer clams fresh seaweed 6 potatoes, skin on 6 ears of corn with the husk on 6 medium whole onions melted or drawn butter 6 sausages 6 live lobsters, about 1 ¼ lb each

Clambake Instructions Soak some seaweed in a pot of wat er. Divide the steamers among 6 pieces of cheesecloth and tie corners so you can pick them up. Place on seaweed. Remove silk and all but two layers of corn husk from the corn . Place corn, potatoes, onions and sausage over the clam s in that order. Top off with the lobsters. Put a layer of cheese cloth over the lobsters and cover with another 4 inches of sea weed. Cover closely and place pot over high heat. When stea ming begins, reduce heat to medium and cook for one hour and 15 minutes. Serve with fresh, hot crusty bread and plenty of melted butter. Lobster Anywhere’s experts sugges t serving with watermelon, strawberry shortcake or who opie pies for dessert. For any additional recipes and coo king tips, visit www. lobsteranywhere.com, where you may also shop for your seafood needs.

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A Fresh Generation Ford Reveals All-New F-150

The new F-150 kicks off a new generation as Ford optimizes its technology and reveals a hybrid version of the pickup. (Photos courtesy of Ford Motor Company) BY JOSEPH WOLKIN

of the F-150 came at the perfect time as states begin to reopen. In New York, there might not be a truck that’s more enjoyable to drive out to here are few vehicles on the road as the East End of Long Island than the F-150. recognizable as the Ford F-150. How “First of all, some things are the same, and can you miss this gargantuan pickup it’s going to be built Ford tough,” LaNeve said. truck? You simply can’t because it is “It’s going to set a new bar like every generaindeed a beast among the flock. The F-150 came into existence in 1975, as the tion we bring out, from torque, towing, payload and durability. What’s really different about blue oval transitioned its F-Series trucks to a brand-new look. The F-Series initially debuted this truck from previous generations is it’s going to have all of the latest technology.” in 1948, weighing an astonishing half-ton The all-new F-150, which is set to be (1,000 pounds). But through the years, Ford available in dealerships later this year, will have took on the challenge of making a heavier, a foot-long screen, driver assist technology more durable machine. and more. The driver assist function actually makes the F-150 the first full-size pickup to offer hands-free driving. The truck will have lane shifting assistance, as well as the ability to update the software just like one’s smart phone. New for 2021 is the plug-in hybrid version of the F-150. The hybrid will feature a Ford EcoBoost 3.5-liter power plant, which will go hand-in-hand with the hybrid motor. While it isn’t fully electric, it is a preview of what Ford will have in the future in terms of the F-150. “It has a huge desk that comes out of the center console, which can fit an iPad, an The 2020 F-150 will begin a new generation engineer’s graphing sheets and more,” LaNeve for Ford, and it includes the option of having said. “It’s great for personal use and work. It’ll a powerful twin-turbo V6 engine under the be a truck leader for many more years.” hood. Once again, it leads its class by towing And if that’s not enough, the Pro Power an impressive 13,200 pounds. Now, the 2021 Onboard function means people can leave the version of the F-150 is set to even be more generator at home and free up cargo space. powerful. There’s energy equivalent to powering up Mark LaNeve, Ford’s vice president of marketing sales and service, believes the unveiling 28 average refrigerators, charging a bed full

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of electric dirt bikes or running an entire job site worth of tools The F-150’s pricing will be similar to that of the last few years. Brand-new pickups will start at $30,000 for the XL edition, ranging in price until you get to the Limited, which will be approximately $70,000. Additionally, the F-150 continues to lead the way in terms of towing capability. The new F-150 will have a towing capacity of more than 12,000 pounds, which is perfect for construction on the island. But one of the craziest parts about the new F-150 is that it will include a sleeper seat. Essentially, the seat can go from sitting up right to fully down, just like your bed. Now, as stay-at-home orders are being lifted, Ford is ready to get people excited about not only driving everywhere, but getting to work in a hefty pickup. “The showrooms are slowly reopening,” LaNeve said. “Our dealers kept all of these essential vehicles on the road. The dealers have adapted and have moved part of the sales process online.” At dealerships, Ford is mandating employees to continue social distancing practices. Unfortunately, that means no more handshakes when you seal a deal. “Customers, if they request, can have the keys left in a box outside,” he said. “The steering wheel and shift knob can be wrapped in plastic, as well as floor mats, plus hand sanitizer in the car. We think this is going to be the new norm.”


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