Post: #1

...get your copy today, it will be a keeper.

A-YUP.


Yankee ingenuity
On its 75^th anniversary, the venerable magazine is still ahead of the curve

Boston Globe / September 7, 2010
DUBLIN, N.H. — Robb Sagendorph was a classic Yankee. Frugal and self-sufficient, committed to tradition — and more than a little cranky — he personified the New Englander he hoped to reach when he founded Yankee magazine in 1935.

throughout the years the tall, dour Sagendorph, who died in 1970, wasn’t exactly prone to fits of laughter. Today, however, there is plenty of good cheer in the halls of the old red barn that still houses his magazine, across from town hall and the hilltop flagpole in this picturesque hamlet.

With its September-October issue, Yankee is celebrating its 75^th anniversary.

In contrast to its old-fashioned image, Yankee was an early adopter of online content, way back in the 1990s. For the 75^th anniversary year, the magazine has been publishing a favorite feature from its archives on its website every weekday.
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YANKEE

Post: #2

good article, cider time~~ makes me glad to be home!

edit later to add...i got the last copy at my store. yippee!
but go to the website for HUNDREDS of classic New England recipes! it's fabulous!! from apples to pumpkins to maple syrup to indian pudding to boiled dinner and clams and scallops! YUMMY!!
click for scrumpy~
CIDER

Post: #3

WOW I used to like reading that magazine. Hard to find around here these days, fewer magazine stores around. I will have to check the website.

Post: #4

you'll like it QB! i added it to my favorites. it needs a warning though...WILL MAKE YOU HUNGRY! AND I LOVE THE HOLIDAY STUFF~~

Post: #5

They say that magazines are on the way out..........I just cannot see myself on the John Crapper with a laptop.

Post: #6

I do like the farmers almanac and have each issue since 1969, it takes me a year to read that damn thing.

Post: #7

It makes me feel a little nostalgic seeing that magazine. I used to see it on my grandparents coffee table back in the day & I haven't even heard anyone say, "boiled dinner" since I left home.

Post: #8

OMG, too funny, grandma's house had a stack by her favorite chair. I usually only get to read one in the waiting room at the doctors office nowadays.

Post: #9

Maggot...new issue..is it maple sugaring time yet??

Post: #10

Yes it is! Everyone has their taps out and I just welded up a stainless boiling pan last week and sold it for 450.00 the guy wants 2 more.

Post: #11

oh good! sugar time! are you tapping trees this year?

Post: #12

Thats a trick question.

Post: #13

where's my maple sugar candy sugarbutt?

Post: #14

brief sugar house video here:

http://new.yankeemagazine.com/video/vide...e-sugaring

i'm waiting for the UPS guy, i am getting some fresh sugar maple syrup and candy from my wonderful sugar bear buddy Maggot! YAY!! :B


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