Scattergood beef and garlic in this ropa vieja with rice, pinto beans and chocolate chip cookies.
The Scattergood Friends School Farm provides Scattergood staff and students with a bounty of delicious produce and meats. Farmers Mark and Dana are hard at work year round (with some help from staff and students) to help nurture our community. Our cooks try to use as much of the harvest throughout the year to provide nutritious and delicious food. Forget everything you thought you knew about school lunch!
Friday, February 24, 2012
Thursday, February 23, 2012
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
More Farm Goodness!
What great stew! Turnips, carrots, garlic and beef from the farm in the stew. A veggie, pesto dipping sauce with farm basil, arugula and broccoli! Also, not pictured Mardi Gras King Cakes courtesy of staff member Catherine From's mother. Thanks!
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Bob
Bob
Monday, February 13, 2012
Faculty Follies!
Every year the faculty at Scattergood puts on a feast of sorts for the students. This usually includes some fun "roasts" of students and quite a bit of scene production. This years follies were "The State Fair" complete with carnies, corndogs and competition. Other than the corndogs, I did spend a lot of time prepping other Scattergood meats to put on sticks. Pictured is teriyaki beef and pork both on sticks.Also, a veggie optin with grilled veggies in a marinade. All the meats were cooked over charcoal. It was a great evening for both students and staff!
Thursday, February 2, 2012
Farm produce in January?
That's right! This curry had a bunch of our farm goodness in it: carrot, sweet potato, butternut squash, turnip and garlic! The apples on the side were a curry and cinnamon spiced apple treat.
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Bob
Bob
Oh yeah!
12 hours of cooking, 25 minutes of eating! pot roast with beef from the Scattergood Farm, carrots, garlic also from the farm.The roasts went in at midnight resting in a marinade of liquefied garlic and oil, a dijon rub, big can of tomatoes and some beef stock. As I served them they were falling apart. So good!
Savory stuff...
Chili baked potato bar with Swiss chard and mushrooms. Garlic and Swiss chard from the farm. The chili also had some hidden spaghetti squash (from the farm) that was baked with oil and chili powder.
Bob
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