October 2011 Letter
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FALL FARM TOUR DATE: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2011 PLACE: STAMFORD MARIOTT TIME: 9:00 AM CARPOOL RSVP TO: wayne@brownsoncc.com COST: $75.00 Per Person |
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Snow Hill Farm
Organic farm raised Black Angus beef, lamb and Berkshire pigs. They are a small but growing farm in northern Westchester. They process off premise but sell locally. Heather Gunshor ,farm owner, will give us a tour of their farm and speak to us about the narrowing gap between farmer and user that we are beginning to experience http://www.snowhillorganicfarm.com
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Concierge Foods
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Harvest Style Lunch on the Farm |
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Lunch will be cooked By our own Quint Smith of Stamford Yacht Club and others out of two wood burning portable ovens provided by Fired Up Kitchens and Peter de Jong,Peter’s company provides and builds both portable and permanent wood burning ovens. Peter is literally Amba Farms next door neighbor. |
Harvest Menu
Crostini of Semolina Toast, fresh picked herb salad, vanilla cured Arctic Char tartare with caviar and soft poached quail egg Served with Mulled Apple cider
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Seared Tuna or wild salmon over a fresh warm salad of baby carrots, beans, radishes and herb flowers tossed in a citrus vinaigrette
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Roast Organic Grass Fed Beef or Berkshire Pig depending on the stock available with a maple spice rub. Served over oven roast sunchokes, fresh potatoes and squash with a roast garlic rosemary jus
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Fig, Pear and Roquefort Flatbread with Truffled Honey and baby arugula
Special Thanks
Brooklawn Country Clubs General Manager Brian Dwyer, Chef Craig Johannaesen and Food and Beverage Manager Marco Rojas for hosting our September Meeting. Chef Craig prepared a delicious menu of Crab & Corn Chowder, Diver Scallops; Root Beer Braised Short Ribs and Peanut Butter- Banana Mousse Cake. We appreciate all of your efforts.
Chef Michel Nischan of the Dressing Room Restaurant for your passionate discussion and enthusiastic speech of bringing home grown foods closer to not only chefs, but to Food Stamp recipients as well.. Chef Michel Nischan wears many hats, from dynamic restaurant owner, award-winning cookbook author, and media personality to food policy advocate and non-profit foundation CEO. www.michel nischan.com
Peter DiBonaventura of T.Edwards donated some delicious wines for our luncheon. www.tedwardwines.com
David Ross of The Farmers Web, who spoke during lunch about his growing web site that is bringing farmers closer to chefs. www.farmerswb.com
| To attend any Club Chefs’ of Connecticut trips or events your dues of $350.00 must be current. If you have any questions on how to pay dues please feel free to e-mail our Treasurer Carey Favreau at cfavreau@glenarborclub.com |
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Thank you for your support of this great organization.
Jeff Perez
President
Club Chefs of Connecticut



