Indigenous-owned Katahdin Kitchen’s Cornmeal-Crusted Haddock brings together two traditional Wabanaki staples for a nourishing dish: tender, flaky fish with the delicate crisp of cornmeal crust.
For thousands of years, cooking over fire—from Wabanaki feasts to modern-day lobster bakes—has brought people together. Meet Maine's chefs and makers carrying this tradition forward with patience, craftsmanship and seasonal ingredients.
Each October, Backyard Saffron hand-harvests hundreds of delicate crocus flowers from founder Kerrie Keller's backyard, carefully drying each crimson stigma to produce one of the world's most prized spices.
SEE THE SPICE
Inspired by the hardy baskets carried by gardeners and farmers, Fernwood Cottage's handcrafted trugs are made with sustainably harvested hardwoods from Lisa and Kevin Cooper's off-grid homestead in Wayne.
Across Maine, small-batch coffee roasters transform carefully sourced beans into distinctive blends and single-origin roasts. Find a flavorful start to your day in bustling coffee shops and rural roasters. GO SIP
FIELD TRIP: BITE & HIKE
In Waldoboro, fuel up for adventure with hearty, locally sourced favorites like clam chowder or a Reuben piled with Morse’s Sauerkraut at Day Boat Cafe. Then, stroll the peaceful network of trails at Burkett Mills Preserve.
In this Time Out article, Gerrish Lopez writes about her deep-dive into Maine oyster culture with Lady Oyster Tours & Tastings, an “unforgettable, only-in-Maine experience.”
Love our newsletter? The print edition of Bountiful brings Maine’s seasons to life through chef Q&As, local restaurants, hands-on experiences, seasonal ingredients and more—all gathered into one beautifully designed keepsake. Fill out the form (and check the box for Bountiful) for a free copy.
You're receiving this email because you are subscribed to the Visit Maine eNewsletter.
To opt-out please Unsubscribe. Past Issues
Maine Office of Tourism, 59 State House Station, Augusta, ME 04330