Food at the Homegrown Festival: Part 2

by Emily 13. September 2008 13:49

Eve I'm sitting in the demo tent listening to the Saints playing great funky blues. I'm singing out loud and probably look like a dork, but I'm having so much fun, I really don't care!

My second foray into the food tents was even better than the first. First I visited Eve herself, of Eve (the restaurant). She was serving up a really interesting spiced bulgar salad. It had peaches and honey, but also a nice little kick of spice and arugula. It's a recipe from her cookbook - check it out for a really nice light summer supper.

Arbor Brewing mini-black bean burgersArbor Brewing Company had a fantastic idea - they served up their homemade black bean burgers in a mini-size for one ticket. This means you can actually get a taste of everything at the festival! The burgers were very tasty, on a tiny, toasty, wholegrain bun and topped with fresh salsa.

 

 

 

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Slow's BBQ wings Perhaps my favorite food of the event so far has been Slow's chicken wings. First of all, they look like the actual wings of actual birds - wing tips and all. Slow's gets all their chicken from Miller's via Eat Local Eat Natural.  Then the aroma: woodsy, smoky, spicy. And the taste - good grief, how to describe? Rich, meaty, smoky, and not at all greasy. Absolutely fantastic. I gnawed the bones to the nubs and was tempted to slurp on one like a pacifier for the rest of the afternoon!

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