February 25th, 2010 by Catherine Meng
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Our favorite sheep herder, Don Watson, stopped by yesterday with our first spring lamb. Born just after Thanksgiving, these lamb have been raised primarily on milk and more recently, have been grazing on mustard and clover. Don’s flocks have a wide grazing range including many nearby vineyards. It’s a symbiotic relationship, with the sheep gaining additional space to roam and forage while…
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February 4th, 2010 by Catherine Meng
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Fried pork trotter with ancient Roman oenogarum
Terrina of pork ears with horseradish, celery heart, and frisée
Warm antipasto of pork tongue, artichokes, and black truffles
Sardinian pork tripe braised with saffron and mint; aged provolone
and Red Flint corn polenta
Spiedino of pork liver, Meyer lemon, crostini,
and pancetta with garlic-hazelnut butter
Pork kidneys sauté trifolati
Bruschetta of pork belly rillettes and Firebrand rye bread
with avocado and pickled carrots…
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February 1st, 2010 by Bob Klein
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Saturday was a big success. $17,297 was raised for Haiti earthquake survivors. Seventeen-thousand-two-hundred-and-ninety-seven dollars! Wow. Thank you to everyone who came out & showed their support & gave so generously. A special thanks to Adelmise Warner for organizing the event & getting us involved. If you were not able to make it to the fundraiser on Saturday, please consider…
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January 14th, 2010 by Catherine Meng
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In preparation for Oliveto’s Whole Hog Dinners sauerkraut is fermenting, prosciutto is curing, and orders are being placed. Chef Canales has already made some of the menu available including…
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