Monday, August 6, 2012

Super Summer at Velo Coffe



July 28  2012

To Start

Rising Fawn Gardens Edamame


Vegetable Sushi
    with Signal Mtn. Farm basil, Crabtree Farm summer squash 
& Sequatchie Cove beets


Baba Ganoush 
with Pocket Farm eggplant & parsley

Sequatchie Cove Beet Dip

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Gazpacho
with Sequatchie Cove tomatoes, Fall Creek Farm cucumbers, 
Pocket Farm sweet peppers ,Tant Hill watermelon & jalapeno


The Feast

Thai Beef Salad
with Sequatchie Cove beef, Pocket Farm eggplant & peppers,
 and backyard thai basil

Tomato Pie
with Sequatchie Cove tomatoes, Coppinger cheese, 
Sonrisa whole wheat flour in buttermilk biscuit crust

Marinated Fall Creek Farm Cucumbers
With Crabtree summer squash



To Finish

Crabtree Farm Butternut Mousse
with vanilla rye cookie



Featuring (and Many Thanks to)…. 


All beautiful and colorful wine and water glasses are made by Prentice Hicks and donated for use during this dinner.  They can be taken home to drink from and brighten your every day.  They are 2nds and specially priced.  Please ask for prices


Awesome mugs/beautiful vases, plates and some serving bowls are made by Anderson Bailey, and are also donated for use during this dinner. They are the elegant, mostly white pieces.  They too can be taken home.  Please ask for prices.


Of course this dinner would have been nothing but empty plates and stomachs without our dedicated and hardworking farmers and food artisans- Tant Hill Farm, Crabtree Farm, Fall Creek Farm, Sequatchie Cove Farm and Creamery, Circle S Farm were all extremely important in the making of this dinner.  They are all at Main Street Farmer’s Market- along with many other farms producing equally delicious produce and meat.


Thanks to our gracious hosts Jessica, Andrew, and Montgomery Gage for sharing their beautiful space with all of us.


 And last, but decidedly not least- Many thanks to all of you- the  supporters of local farmers and craftspeople.  You choose to make this community better and more alive every day.  I look forward to seeing you all at the Main Street Farmers Market throughout the season


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