The Bacon Explosion Hits Lee’s Summit

The Bacon Explosion Hits Lee’s Summit

Jason Day and Aaron Chronister, owners of BBQ Addicts and authors of BBQ Makes Everything Better (Scribner), were awarded “Best Barbecue Cookbook in the World” during the 16th Annual Gourmand World Cookbook Awards held at the historical Theatre des Folies Bergère in Paris, France on March 3, 2011.

BBQ Makes Everything Better was first awarded “Best US Barbecue Cookbook” in a national competition which then qualified the cookbook to represent the United States in the “Best in the World” competition. More than 8,000 books were received from 154 countries and juried for 53 cookbook categories and 23 drink book categories.

The world famous Author and Lee’s Summit’s own Jason Day will demonstrate how to make and grill the “Bacon Explosion” just as he showed Matt Lauer during his interview on NBC TODAY Show. Jason has appeared on numerous national television and radio programs and will be autographing copies of his first Culinary Book: BBQ Makes Everything Better.

The Chef Demonstration will be August 11 from 6:15 p.m. to 7p.m. at Lee’s Summit’s Westside Farmers Market.

The market is open every Thursday in August and September from 4 p.m.-8 p.m. and easily located in the open area behind the CVS in the New Longview Commercial District (3rd & Longview Blvd.)

In addition to a great range of fresh produce and goods, Westside Farmers Market will host the Celebrity Chef Grillin’ and Groovin’ Series.

Local music talent will entertain and noted chefs will educate & demonstrate their grilling skills.

Music from 5 to 6 pm with chef demonstrations from 6:15 p.m. to 7p.m.

Expect to have fun and to enjoy samples!

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In Good Taste,

Sharm

Story’s First Wine Dinner Featuring Mount Eden Wines

Story’s First Wine Dinner Featuring Mount Eden Wines

Here is information from Story regarding their first wine dinner that will feature wines from Mount Eden.

Wine

Mount Eden Vineyards Wine Dinner

Tuesday, August 16, 2011
6:30 pm

$95 per person plus tax and gratuity

Gathering Wine

Mount Eden ‘Saratoga Cuvee’ Chardonnay 2007

Assorted Canapes

First Course
Mount Eden ‘Estate’ Chardonnay 2007
Mount Eden ‘Estate’ Chardonnay 2008

Diver Scallops wellfleet littlenecks, sweet corn, tomatillo “salsa”

Second Course

Mount Eden ‘Estate’ Pinot Noir 2008

Liberty Duck Breast golden chanterelles, bacon, black mission figs

Third Course

Domaine Eden Cabernet Sauvignon 2007

Mount Eden ‘Estate’ Cabernet Sauvignon 2006

Creekstone Farms Ribeye caramelized shallots, cherry tomatoes, roasted olive sauce

Dessert

Roasterie Story Blend Coffee

Brown Butter Tart grapes, mascarpone ice cream

Email info@storykc.com or call 913.236.9955 for a reservation.
We have a 48 hour cancellation policy on this special event.


Story serves fresh, local, seasonal creative American cuisine. Story offers dining room, bar and patio seating and is open for lunch Monday – Saturday, brunch on Sunday and dinner every night of the week, as well as a bar menu every afternoon. To view complete summer menus, please click here.

grapes

Mount Eden Vineyards is a small historic wine estate located on a 2000 foot peak in the Santa Cruz Mountain Appellation about 15 miles from the Pacific Ocean. Founded in 1945, it is recognized as one of the original “boutique” California Winery properties, focusing on small lots of Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, and Cabernet Sauvignon. Mount Eden’s lineage of estate bottled Chardonnay and Pinot Noir is the longest in California. Planted in austere, infertile Franciscan shale on a cool, exposed mountaintop, the low-yielding estate vineyards have consistently produced world class wines for over a half century. Join Mount Eden Vineyards national sales director, Abigail Costello, on August 16th at Story for a four course wine dinner featuring Mount Eden Vineyards wines.

“This iconic winery continues to offer wines with personalities and styles that set them apart (especially the estate wines) from just about anything else readers will taste from California. Estate grown as well as purchased grapes are utilized in their less expensive Saratoga Cuvees.” – Robert Parker, The Wine Advocate

www.mounteden.com