Conyer Farms

11/27/2025

11/27/2025

A sweet and creamy vinaigrette to complement your Thanksgiving salad (or any other). This dressing goes with the previously posted Thanksgiving Salad recipe.

11/27/2025

New recipe, as promised. Dressing recipe will be in the next post!
This salad incorporates many of the traditional flavors of Thanksgiving and fall. Pomegranates, maple in the dressing, pepita's (pumpkin seeds), carrots, and the rotisserie chicken is reminiscent of Thanksgiving roasted turkey (my favorite is Publix Mojo flavor). The pepita salad topping I used also contains sunflower seeds and dried cranberries, which also complement the fall flavor profile. Also delicious with fresh blueberries on top.
You can make this salad any time and be transported to a cozy Thanksgiving dinner. 🦃

11/17/2025

Another great year at the HSP Holiday Maker's Market complete. It was festive and fun and we sold lots of cotton candy and our Nashville Hot Chicken Spice.
Thanks to all our friends who came by!

11/14/2025

Here's our easiest recipe to use with your new Nashville Hot Chicken Spice Blend, we hope you enjoy and use at your holiday gatherings! Neverending possibilities for this delicious hot honey! We will be sharing our simple Nashville Hot Chicken Sauce recipe soon, so follow for all our latest content!

11/01/2023

What are you eating today?

Burrata on arugula with sundried tomatoes, balsamic of Modena and EVOO.

11/01/2023

If you could have a healthy version of any type of spice blend, what would it be? (MSG free, no anti-caking agents) 👇🏽

10/30/2023

Come see us at the holiday market and try our locally made spice blends and treats.

10/29/2023

History:
Historic Conyer Farms is located in the hills of Cottontown, Tennessee on Upper Station Camp Creek Road.
We are 30 minutes from Nashville, and 2 miles down the road from the new Liberty Creek schools.
The familiar silos and dairy barns built by J.R. Conyer have stood in the middle of Cottontown for nearly 70 years, and are a sentimental reminder of days gone by.
The second silo built in 1976, had red, white and blue stripes painted on it to commemorate the American Revolution for the bicentennial celebration the year it was built.
On the corner of Upper Station Camp Creek Rd. and Cummings Lane are two of the oldest structures remaining on the farm, a smoke house and a General Store which are both around 100 years old.
Pictured: 4 generations of the Conyer family.
Left to right: Morse, Landon John, John, Johnny Ray "J.R." Conyer.
Behind them, painting of the original farmhouse.