Can you believe we are on Supper #5? And they are getting better and better ever time! Don’t miss this special “Cinco De Mayo” Greenmarket inspired menu created by Chef Heather Cahill of Farm to Fridge at Beloved (674 Manhattan Ave) on May 5, 2013 from 7-9pm. And if the weather permits we can enjoy this amazing meal al fresco!
Menu
• Grilled Asparagus “Elote”
• Fish Tacos with Ramp Salsa Verde & Radish Salsa
• Strawberry Tres Leches
• Beloved Cocktail
On Wednesday March 20, 2013 at 6:30pm – a little bit of Cajun spice takes over Troost (1011 Manhattan Ave).
Come experience a traditional southwestern Lousiana Cajun gathering, complete with music, dancing, and authentic cuisine. Toby Rodriguez will be sharing his rich Cajun culture and savory creations. He will be preparing some of the most treasured dishes that come from a traditional pig boucherie, his specialty.
Jesse Lege, one of the fines Cajun singers and accordion players, will be playing tunes!
Tickets cost $50 – RSVP at rennie.freetown (AT) gmail.com
10% Off – Just mention Greenpointers when you RSVP
We are extremely excited to announce our 4th Sunday Supper with Chef Brenna White of Honey & Figon Sunday April 7th, 2013 from 7-9pm at Good Yoga (73 Calyer St).
The menu is super fancy! Brooklyn Gin will be supplying the cocktails, and there are vegetarian/vegan options! And Brooklyn Brewery will be providing beer!
Plus, $5 from each ticket will be donated to our Writer’s Fund!
I fell in love with Brenna (and her amazing pies) when she was most recently the pastry chef at the infamous M.Wells! She has also worked at Diner & Marlowe & Sons, and has “a love for melding whole, healthy foods with gourmet presentation and flavor…and all things locally sourced.”
Did you know that the The Philippines has three main regions, Luzon, Visaya and Mindanao, and that each region has different traditional dishes?
At the upcoming Tatsulok, which means three corners, dinner series on March 24, 6-11pm at 248 McKibben St Lofts, not only will you feast on homemade Filipino dishes, but you will get schooled on geography and Filipino culture.
Hosted by our very own Yana Guilbuena, the purpose of these events is “to represent the diversity in the country’s culinary palette as well as the influences of its neighbors and history.” Knowing Yana, it’s also meant to be a tasty and for sure crazy fun time.
Tickets are still available for the third installment of Greenpointers Sunday Supper.
Join Chef Annie Berger on March 3, 2013, from 7-9pm at Diamond Bar (43 Franklin St)!
MENU:
Shaved Brussels Sprouts Slaw / Creamy Garlic / Parmesan Crisp
Puff Pastry Hot Dog / Onion Bacon Jam
Homemade Tater Tots
Carrot Cake Whoopie Pie
Selected Beer or Wine
The recent Sunday Suppers have been such a blast, and tickets have sold out in one day, so if you want to get in on major homemade tater tot action, plus other amazing dishes by Chef Annie Berger on March 3, 2013, from 7-9pm at Diamond Bar (43 Franklin St) – don’t wait!
MENU:
Shaved Brussels Sprouts Slaw / Creamy Garlic / Parmesan Crisp
Puff Pastry Hot Dog / Onion Bacon Jam
Homemade Tater Tots
Carrot Cake Whoopie Pie
Selected Beer or Wine
Sunday Supper #2 was smooth sailing and an amazing night at B’s Luncheonette. There is something magical about having dinner in a place for just one night. So many people stopped in to ask hopefully whether the restaurant would be opening up. We all wish!
Chef Tony was so uber prepared, with a check list and everything. We had the right amount of plates and seating, and the ambience created with just some white christmas lights is key. Although the heat didn’t seem to be pumping, the vibes were warm and great.
The amount of food was spot on, too. The creamy iceberg wedge salad topped with bacon was incredible. The BBQ sliders with a side of home fries were delicious, and the dessert a boozy banana shake was a nice finish. What a perfect night!
Don’t miss our next Sunday Supper on February 3rd, 2013 from 7-9pm.
Sunday Supper #2 is not only going feature a delicious diner inspired menu from local artist Tony Luib, but will take place at a very unique location, B’s Luncheonette (No. Henry St. & Nassau Ave.)
We are very excited to announce the menu of our very first Sunday Supper taking place on January 6th, 2012 at Beloved (674 Manhattan Ave) from 7-9pm, prepared by a trio called Plate Tectonics, made up of Lee Walker, Will Stark & Dean Haddock.
Menu:
Oeufs Aux Champignons
Kale Caesar Salad
Barbara’s Blue Deviled Crabs
Maque Choux
Mitzi LaPorte Shrimp Creole with Cornbread Muffin
Bread pudding in Cognac Sauce
+ Special Cocktail
$35
This supper has been sold out. Stay tuned for our next supper on Feb. 3rd, 2013.
When it comes to food, I gravitate towards the simple and familiar. Hand me a bowl of rice and a side of kimchi and it’s a happy belly. I can be that Korean. But when an invitation to the inaugural Electric Gourmet Supper Club promised “high vibrational, local, living food prepared with love,” I was all too ready to step outside my comfort zone and broaden my gustatory map. Four courses of living food that vibrates with love? Let’s dance.
It’s as if Kerry Jones, a former personal chef to the Hamptons crowd, opened her doors and found a place for you at her table, offering “clean and righteous” food — all the pleasures of new, indulgent flavors without the post-meal, Boy-I-need-to-detox regret. Plus, there’s a strong emphasis on the use of local ingredients and vendors. Continue reading →
Can you believe we are on Supper #5? And they are getting better and better ever time! Don’t miss this special “Cinco De Mayo” Greenmarket inspired menu created by Chef Heather Cahill of Farm to Fridge at Beloved (674 Manhattan Ave) on May 5, 2013 from 7-9pm. And if the weather permits we can enjoy this amazing meal al fresco!
