Weeknight Tomato Pasta With Garlic and Basil
Five pantry ingredients, one pot and 25 minutes. The sauce cooks while the water…




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October 3 · 7 min read
Two hours north of New York City, the Catskills feel like a different decade. Farm stands still take cash, the diners close at three, and the best trail is usually the one behind your cabin.
We planned the whole trip on a weeknight: one cabin, two hikes, a Saturday market and absolutely no itinerary for Sunday. Here is how it came together.
Start with the cabin. Look for a wood stove and a porch that faces the trees rather than the road — you will spend more time there than you expect.
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The climb is steady but short, and the ledges at the top look out over five ridgelines. Bring a thermos; you will want to stay.
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