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Wednesday, November 18th, 2009
first course
Added Value (AV) fried green tomatoes, roasted garlic/lemon aoli
Wine: ‘08 Millbrook Tocai Friulano, Hudson, New York
second course
AV pumpkin soup, rabbit rillette
Wine: ‘08 Red Hook Chardonnay, Red Hook, Brooklyn
third course
braised Berkshire pork, farroto, dried cherries, AV collard greens
Wine: ‘08 Red Hook Jamesport Merlot
Barrel Sample, Red Hook, Brooklyn
dessert
New York State apple cobbler
Wine: ‘07 Clüsserath Mosel-St. Riesling, Sustainably grown, Germany
$35.00 Food/$25 Wine/$30 Book
The Good Fork participated in a nationwide celebration of the book launch of Slow, Life in a Tuscan Town by filmmaker Douglas Gayaton, with similarly-structured tasting menus occurring simultaneously at over thirty restaurants throughout the US and Canada.
"Douglas Gayeton invites us to the fields, barns, butcher shops, and dinner tables where he learned to live and eat in the Tuscan countryside. Inspired by pre-Renaissance narrative paintings, the filmmaker stitched together dozens of evocative, large-format sepia photographs capturing scenes of daily rural life in Pistoia. He then etched them with marginalia and centuries-old Tuscan proverbs pronounced proudly by his friends and neighbors . . . His sumptuous chronicle leaves us hungry for more." --Travel and Leisure
For more information about the book visit Welcome Books
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