Vegan Dinner Kit for Two
Vegan Dinner Kit for Two | Hudson Valley & NYC Pickup
Fall is right around the corner. You're back from vacation, the kids are back in school, and the rhythm of eating in has started up again.
So we made something for the two of you.
Steak Night for Two is a complete plant-based dinner kit ($65, pickup only) — two Chunk plant-based steaks, fresh produce picked from our fields in Gardiner, and a bottle to pair with the meal. You bring it home, you finish it in your own kitchen, and you sit down to something that tastes like the restaurant you didn't have to drive to.
It's 100% plant-based and homemade. And there's no tip, no service fee, and no bottle marked up three times over. We all love going out — but the math in New York right now, especially in the city, has gotten hard to look at. This is our answer to that.
What Biocyclic Vegan means, and why it matters to your dinner
Little Logan's Farm is the first Biocyclic Vegan certified farm in the USA, certified since May 2025.
Here's the short version. Our fields run on a closed plant-based fertility cycle: plant-based compost, cover crops, mulch, and plant and mineral inputs. What the farm grows feeds the soil that grows the next thing. It's slower and it's harder, and it's the only way we were ever going to do it.
Organic Tomato
So when you pick up your kit with rainbow chard, Thai basil, or tomatoes, that produce came out of soil fed with plant-based compost and cover crops, at the first Biocyclic Vegan certified farm in the USA.
One thing we're always straight about: not every ingredient in the kit is grown here. Some things — cashews, for example — don't grow in the Hudson Valley. Everything is 100% plant-based and homemade. The produce is ours. We won't tell you the whole plate came out of the ground twenty feet from the kitchen when it didn't.
The farm behind the kit
Little Logan's Farm is sixteen acres in Gardiner, New York, with about two acres in active cultivation. It's small on purpose. Everything that comes out of those two acres, we know by name.
The farm is named for my son, Logan. That's the beginning of the story and it's the reason any of the rest of it exists.
Lemons
I run the farm with my partner Eric. He grows and he teaches; the plants are his side of it. I handle the kitchen, the hospitality, and the business. Between us it works.
I've been vegan for 30 years. In 2016 I started Vegan Wines to make fully vegan bottles easy to find, because what goes into a bottle doesn't always make it onto the label. I also founded VegFest Puerto Rico. The through-line in all of it is the same: good food, a good bottle, and a table with people around it.
The Chunk plant-based steaks
The steaks come from Chunk Foods, who we work with directly. We tested a lot of proteins before landing on theirs. These sear like a steak, slice like a steak, and hold up to real heat — which matters when you're the one finishing them at home.
Sear them hot, let them rest, slice against the grain. Spoon the tomatoes and their juices underneath, tear the basil over the top, finish with flaky salt. That's dinner.
Where to pick up your dinner kit
Sundays — Little Logan's Farm, Gardiner, NY (Hudson Valley)
Wednesdays — Ninth Street Espresso, NYC
Our Farm
We harvest close to pickup, so what you carry home was in the field a day or two before it was in your hands.
Come see the rest of it
The dinner kit is one piece of what happens here. We host farm dinners, offer a veganic CSA, and welcome visitors who want to learn more about how we grow with plant-based fertility.
Email frances@littlelogansfarm.com to reserve your dinner kit (email is best, since there’s no cell signal at the farm), or order Steak Night for Two online.
Frequently asked questions
What's in the dinner kit? Two Chunk plant-based steaks, fresh produce harvested from our fields in Gardiner, and a bottle to pair with the meal. Everything is 100% plant-based. Steak Night for Two is $65, pickup only.
Is the produce organic? It's Biocyclic Vegan certified, a standard that builds on organic and goes further. Fertility comes only from plant-based compost, cover crops, and plant and mineral inputs, with measurable biodiversity and soil regeneration.
Where do I pick it up? Sundays at the farm in Gardiner, NY, or Wednesdays at Ninth Street Espresso in NYC.
Do I need to cook it? Yes — you sear the steaks and finish the produce at home. It takes about twenty minutes.
