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This Week's Food

Lets go, Pesto!!!

Lets go, Pesto!!!

This week the MVP is basil pesto from Deano's Pasta. Dean and Hala Matarazzo, the husband and wife team behind Deano's are 4th generation pasta makers, their families have been cranking out incredible pasta, sauces and ravioli since 1947. Their products are great and they happen to be wonderful people to work with.

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Previously on This Week's Food:

The question on everyone's mind...

The question on everyone's mind...

Friends, we are finally here to answer the question that is burning in all of your brains: how the hell is tofu made?  
 
Calm your curious brains, we are here for you.
 
This week we have certified organic tofu from the good folks at Heiwa in Rockport, Maine. They use local organic soybeans in their process and magically turn it into the vegetarian blocks of deliciousness we deliver to you and offer a la carte in the store!
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What did the buffalo say when his kid went to college?

What did the buffalo say when his kid went to college?

Good morning friends!
 
To all of you missing the horror show that is my dad joke repertoire, I'm back.
 
Jokes aside, we have some very serious meats for you this week. We have bison hot dogs from Yankee Farmers Market owned by Keira Farmer, pictured. 
 
We have known Keira for years and FUN FACT have known her Ops Manager Ginger Snow for even longer. Ginger was a super star on the Boston Militia, the Boston Women's Professional tackle football team. I got to play with Ginger for a few years and witness the magic. While I was technically on the team I might as well have been the water boy compared to her.

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A perfect pie

A perfect pie

Good morning friends!
 
To all you pizza fanatics out there, this week is your week.
 
As an evangelical pizza fanatic I am thrilled about the basket of goodies Joe has gathered for you. Heirloom tomatoes, sweet local corn and basil are ready to make a holy union with pizza dough from A&J King and cozy up with the burrata in the role of Cheese of the Week.
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Well that's just dandy!

Well that's just dandy!

Good morning friends!
 
This week we have dandelion greens in all shares from our friends at Clark Farm. 
 
Maybe you're thinking to yourself; "Erin, you write about Clark Organic Farm a LOT in these newsletters. What, are you in loooooooove with Clark Organic Farm? Do you want to maaaaarrry it?".
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Sweet Dreams are Made of Cheese

Sweet Dreams are Made of Cheese

Happy Friday!


Hi! I’m Brian! I’ve worked for Family Dinner for about 4 years. I answer your emails, talk too much about the Red Sox for any of my coworkers’ liking, and last year, I hiked the Appalachian Trail. Today, I’m taking the baton from Erin and Joe and writing today’s Family Dinner newsletter!
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C is for COOKIE

C is for COOKIE

Good morning friends,

 
It's Friday morning and maybe you, like me, are dreaming of cookies. 
 
We have you covered. This week the treat hails from our friends at Lark Fine Foods in Essex, MA.  This incredible woman owned business has been cranking out "Cookies for Grown Ups" for years. After 20 years in financial services, and “on a Lark,” owner Brooke Carroll ventured into the specialty food world with her husband, Bob. Lark Fine Foods in Essex is a 100% women-owned company making a line of cookies and savory biscuits that have flavor profiles designed to appeal to mature palates, which means you don't have to share them with your kids and they pair well with a Negroni. 
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Some Great Food Advice

Some Great Food Advice

Good morning friends,
 
I have been diving head first back into the world of Michael Pollan's writing, this time landing softly into the pages of "In Defense of Food". In its preface Pollan addresses the myriad questions people ask him about what they should eat, how much of it and when. He refuses to bury the lede saying it simply: "Eat Food. Not Too Much. Mostly Plants". 
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Hear ye, hear ye!!

Hear ye, hear ye!!

In case you missed my 1,647 chances to brag about it on social (@sharefamilydinner), we were were featured in the Boston Globe this week alongside our friends at Farmers to You, Iron Ox (pictured. Hi Alex!) and Clark Farm.  
 
The article by Devra First dove deep into who FD is, what this community is trying to accomplish and what makes us different. Though we're New Englanders who are not supposed to dabble in the frivolities of emotion, we were rather proud. Upon arriving at our facility in Woburn she wrote:
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Flowers are here!

Flowers are here!

Fresh flowers make everything just a little bit better and a whole lot brighter.
One of the grand dames of cooking said that having fresh flowers in a vase makes every dinner party 50% more enjoyable and delicious. I don't know which dame that was, Julia, Ina or Martha (it definitely wasn't Giada - she frightens me)... but I agree. Even a simple arrangement in a chipped mason jar is an un-extravagant moment of whimsy. A wink of joy.
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Baby you're a firework!

Baby you're a firework!

Maybe July 4th has you thinking about the Declaration of Independence and its auspicious opening lines: "When in the Course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another...".

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Chard Hard

Chard Hard

Good morning friends!
 
With the Fourth of July coming up we will have an amazing collection of steaks, sausages and other grillables for your celebrations. Keep an eye on Sunday's spotlight for the full list! If there is anything that your heart desires that you don't see on Sunday's list - just shoot us an email and we will see if we can make wishes come true. Throw us a line at hello@sharefamilydinner.com - we always love to hear from you!
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No thank you

No thank you

My husband Tim and I have recently had the joy of welcoming two boys into our home with the goal of adoption. It has been a goal for many many years and the waters on this journey have been tumultuous and unsteady. The path to adoption sometimes feels like being in the midst of the ocean with no compass as the clouds stubbornly cover the North Star and to boot, you're out of snacks.

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