First of the Ramps
The first ramps came in the back door at 9:40 this morning, two crates, dirt still on. Here is what changes on the menu tonight, and why we never buy them a day early.
Occasional notes from the kitchen: what came in the back door, who grew it, and what it changes on the menu tonight. Written by the people who cook here, not a content calendar.
The first ramps came in the back door at 9:40 this morning, two crates, dirt still on. Here is what changes on the menu tonight, and why we never buy them a day early.
Nina and Gus Harrow grow the sour cherries in our chess pie and the apples in the stack cake. We drove up before service to walk the rows and talk about what August will taste like.
Both entries, like everything on this site, are fictional and written as a design demonstration.
Corn soup with lump crab, tomatoes at their height, and the last of the sour cherries in the chess pie. First seating at 5.