Create Your Own Culinary Experience At The Birches Cabin
On a cold weekend in January, while spending an enjoyable weekend at The Birches Cabin in Marlow, New Hampshire, we decided to create our own culinary experience. Supporting small local business is such a great way to give back to the community. At Road and Table Travel Agency, we specialize in culinary travel and Marlow, New Hampshire didn’t disappoint.
First, we created a list of local farms and small specialty food shops, then we set out on our Birches Cabin Food Tour. Each farm or specialty food shop we visited provided us with items we could use to create a delicious dinner, right at cabin. What a fantastic way to get to know the area, soak in the scenery and meet some of the locals!
While, weaving through the beautiful country roads of New Hampshire and Vermont, passing covered bridges, and rambling streams, we were able to get a great feel of the area. The tour consisted of five different stops, all providing us with delicious food options for our culinary experience.
How to create your own culinary experience
Below are all of the places that we stopped and what we picked up at each location. I’ve included the addresses of each as well, so if you are staying at The Birches Cabin, you too can enjoy creating your own culinary experience.
OUR BIRCHES CABIN FOOD TOUR: Create Your Own Culinary Experience
STOP #1:
Address: 47 Main Street, Walpole, New Hampshire
Phone: 603-756-9098
At Walpole Grocery we picked up meat from their butcher and grabbed some veggies for our side dishes. Their lamb chops we some of the best I have ever had!
Stop #2
Address: 47 Main Street, Walpole, New Hampshire
Phone: 603-756-2882
OH MY! This place is incredible! From the hanging lights, to the smell of fresh ground coffee, it was the perfect spot to grab dessert! We picked up coffee so we could make a coffee rub for our steak, and of course we had to bring home a few sweet treats!
Stop #3
Address: 295 Main Street, Chester, Vermont
Phone: 802-875-9463
We picked up some great wines from here. Be sure to check out the wines behind the cashier!
Stop #4
Address: 1292 Rockingham Road, Bellow Falls, Vermont
Phone: 802-463-2224
Who doesn’t want to put together a nice cheese and meat tray to snack on while your cooking? The cheese selection was fantastic, the perfect spot to create a great cheese and meat tray! We also found some great jams and accompaniments for our meal.
Stop #5
Address: 121 Old Settlers Road, East Alstead, New Hampshire
Phone: 603-835-7845
OK, for those of you who know me well, know that I love fresh bread, I make it at home and I just love everything about it. They had some great loafs! We even grabbed a loaf of cinnamon raisin to make french toast with! YOU’RE WELCOME!!!
Creating your own culinary experiences is a great way to experience new foods and visit locations that you wouldn’t normally. It does take a lot of research and planning, so you can always stop back by Road and Table and see what other tours we have created! For example be sure to check out our NYC Dumpling Tour!
I will say that being cuddled up in a cozy cabin, in the woods of New Hampshire, creating a great meal with the ones I love, was a perfect way to spend our getaway!
Looking for the perfect quick getaway? Book The Birches Cabin for two nights, make a reservation at Luca’s Mediterranean Cafe one night (check out our review) and create your own culinary experience on another night.
If you have stayed at The Birches Cabin, or have created a great culinary experience of your own, please be sure to share it with us, in the comments below!
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