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Local Food & Drink YOUR 2012-13 FREE GUIDE LOCAL FOOD & DRINK in and around East Yorkshire LOCAL FOOD AND DRINK PRODUCERS • WHERE TO BUY • WHERE TO ENJOY PLUS FOOD FESTIVALS AND EVENTS DIARY • FARMERS’ MARKETS CALENDAR www.eateastyorkshire.com 2 3 Welcome to Your Guide to Enjoying Local Food and Drink in and around East Yorkshire For generations the wonderful and varied landscape of the East Riding of available on our doorstep. Buying local produce offers not only the Yorkshire and the surrounding area has produced some of the finest foods best in quality and value but also makes an essential contribution to in England. The area is home to a great diversity of well-managed farms the sustainability of the countryside, our market towns and the wider producing a wide range of delicious food and drink. Further abundance environment. comes from a coastline that lands freshly caught fish and seafood. We hope you enjoy browsing through this guide and it inspires you to start, This guide is designed to help you discover tasty local food and drink or continue, to tuck into mouth-watering local food and drink. There is no one better than local producers 4-9 to introduce themselves and their products. Local Food & Drink Producers 4 Bakery & Flour 6-7 Drinks However, not all of them are open to the 4-5 Cheese, Dairy & 7 Fish & Smoked Fish public, so please check before visiting. If Eggs 7-8 Fruit, Vegetables & 5 Chocolates & PYO not, they will be happy to advise you of Confectionery 8-9 Meat, Poultry & your nearest stockist or which farmers’ 5-6 Dressings, Herbs, Meat Products markets and food festivals they attend. Honey, Oils, 9 Prepared Foods Preserves & Sauces Local food and drink is becoming 11-13 increasingly available through farm Where to Buy shops, local shops and delicatessens. It is sometimes available direct from the farm, through local box schemes, or at farmers’ markets, food festivals and country shows. Restaurants, hotels, B&Bs, pubs and tea 14-18 rooms are increasingly using local produce Where to Enjoy in their menus. Enjoy a great pub lunch, delicious afternoon tea, gourmet dinner or the perfect pint, whilst discovering one of the pretty villages and historic market towns set in beautiful countryside or along the stunning heritage coast. Or learn how to make the best use of local produce at a cookery class. Enjoy cookery demonstrations and meet 19 local producers at some of the many food Food Festivals & Events festivals, shows and events taking place in and around East Yorkshire throughout the year. Driffield Show held in July and Beverley Food Festival held in October are major dates in the calendar for visitors and locals alike. 20 Visiting a farmers’ market is one of the best Farmers’ Markets Calendar ways to meet the people who grow superb fruit and vegetables, make delicious cheese, bread and preserves, sell freshly caught fish and seafood and produce tasty meat. Whilst every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of information detailed in this guide, East Riding of Yorkshire Local Food Network cannot accept responsibility for any errors and omissions nor for any consequences arising from the use of this guide. All information correct at time of going to press. Front cover photo supplied by VHEY (South Dalton) 4 Local food and drink producers Brownie Heaven Map ref: G8 E B Bradshaw & Sons Ltd Not open to public Map ref: G5 Dark chocolate brownies baked with the finest local ingredients and Flour millers - a full range of wheat flours (white, brown, lots of love. Available as gifts online at www.brownieheaven.co.uk or wholemeal and malted) ideally suited for the professional direct from Dine on the Rowe, Butcher Row, Beverley HU17 0AB. and home baker alike. Flour available from Bell Mill Garden (Free first class delivery). Centre, opposite the Mill. Jason Rowe T: 01482 623933 T: 01377 253163 12-14 Butcher Row, W: www.brownieheaven.co.uk Bell Mills, Skerne Road, w: Beverley HU17 0AB E: [email protected] Driffield YO25 6XL E: [email protected] J Stringer & Sons Organic Produce Visitors by appointment Map ref: E5 Sarah’s Orchard Kitchen Not open to public Map ref: G5 Our family has been farming on the Yorkshire Wolds for more than 50 Traditional home baking, including fruit loaves, fruit pies, cakes, mince EAST RIDING years. Our flour and bread mixes are produced from organic cereals OF YORKSHIRE pies etc. All pies are made from fresh fruit, and are available locally grown and milled on the farm in a traditionally designed wooden through farm shops and farmers’ markets. Austrian mill which produces stone ground flour. The wheat grown for NETWORK our flour is predominantly Maris Widgeon, an old variety which has lots of flavour. Chris Stringer T: 07917 690473 Sarah Fetches T: 01377 270907 High Callis Wold, Bishop Wilton, w: Low Green Lodge, 42 Orchard Lane, W: York YO42 1TD E: [email protected] Hutton, Driffield YO25 9PZ E: Side Oven Bakery Visitors by appointment Map ref: H5 Skidby Windmill Map ref: G9 A range of breads, croissants and sweetbreads available at selected Skidby Windmill is East Yorkshire’s only working windmill, located four farmers’ markets, shows and food festivals. Honey toasted muesli, miles south of Beverley (off the A164). We use locally sourced grain to apple juice, cordials and flour are also produced on our organic farm produce wholemeal flour, suitable for most purposes. The flour is sold using home grown ingredients wherever possible - these are available in the mill shop and used by local bakers and premier restaurants. in stockists throughout the County. Caroline Sellers T: 01262 488376 Jane Bielby T: 01482 848405 Carr House Farm, Foston on the Wolds, W: www.sideoven.com Beverley Road, Skidby W: www.eastriding.gov.uk Driffield YO25 8BS E: [email protected] Cottingham HU16 5TF E: Wilson & Richardson Foods Ltd Not open to public Map ref: C5 Wolds Cookies Not open to public Producing truly healthy foods by blending oats, and other clinically Wolds Cookies - We are a small family business working in the trialled ingredients to deliver real benefits. We have our Energy Balance Yorkshire Wolds. We make and bake homemade luxury chocolate Blend - formulated to balance blood sugar and deliver sustained and oat cookies, they are soft on the inside as a cookie should be, energy for your daily needs. And our Easy Tummy Blend - to improve with a crunch to the outside and with large chunks of real Belgian digestive transit and optimal digestive health. chocolate. Pat Richardson / Elaine Wilson T: 01904 760859 Anna McKenzie T: 01377 252063 W: www.wilsonandrichardson.co.uk Driffield, W: www.woldscookies.com BAKERY & FLOUR BAKERY E: [email protected] YO25 6UF E: [email protected] Bluestone Farm Eggs Map ref: G8 Chestnut Dairies Not open to public Free-range eggs direct from the farm to the public, produced by hens Chestnut Dairies is a family business, celebrating 30 years of quality, EAST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE fed a natural diet and ranging from dawn till dusk. In compliance with local milk, sourced from local farmers. We are proud to support the Freedom Food standards. Eggs available direct from our farm 8am - local dairy farmers and ask our customers to do the same through NETWORK dusk. buying our milk. Alison Marsden T: 01482 873807 Mrs S Varley T: 01964 535061 Bluestone Farm, Little Weighton W: Stud Farm, Seaton, W: Road, Walkington HU17 8SP E: [email protected] Hull HU11 5RJ E: Cream of the Wolds Visitors by appointment Map ref: F6 Elliott Eggs Not open to public Specialise in luxury homemade ice cream and sorbets, Elliott Eggs are local farmers and suppliers of free range eggs. Packed supplying both the retail and catering sectors. We use all on our own site, from hens fed by wheat grown on our own farm. We natural ingredients and source local produce wherever supply retail, catering, wholesale and farm shops. possible. We have over 50 flavours to choose from. All the ice cream and sorbets are handmade on the farm and we offer a bespoke service. Richard & Heather Wright T: 01377 217593 T: 01964 533718 Westfield Farm, North Dalton, W: Manor House, Bewholme, W: www.elliotteggs.co.uk CHEESE, DAIRY & EGGS DAIRY CHEESE, Driffield YO25 9EJ E: [email protected] Driffield YO25 8DX E: Local food and drink producers 5 Epicure’s Larder Map ref: G3 K Fresh Ltd Visitors by appointment Map ref: J10 Award-winning, handmade cheese made from the milk of my rare Producer, packer and distributor of the high welfare eggs Hi-gran eggs. breed Shetland cattle. Soft fresh, mould ripened and hard cheeses. With the lowest carbon footprint possible on your doorstep in East Also my own rare breed beef, pork and lamb. I attend many farmers’ Yorkshire. markets in the area and country shows. Also come to visit me at Middle Wold Farm. Dr Jacqueline Broadhead T: 07769 819603 Chris Kirkwood T: 01964 612271 Middle Wold Farm, North Cotes Road, W: www.epicureslarder.co.uk Carr Farm, Rimswell, W: www.kfresh.co.uk Wold Newton Driffield YO25 3HY E: [email protected] Withernsea HU19 2BZ E: [email protected] Lowna Dairy Visitors by appointment Map ref: G9 Mr Moo’s Real Dairy Ice Cream Map ref: I6 Situated on the edge of the Wolds, Lowna Dairy produces a delicious Luxury, award-winning dairy ice cream made on the farm using locally range of handmade award-winning cheeses and ice creams using produced milk, cream and flavours without the addition of artificial milk from their herd of pedigree goats.
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