End of Summer Brunch
September 9, 2009 by Farmer Margie
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Bee Heaven Farm ~ Redland Organics
End of Summer Brunch
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Join us down on the farm for a Locavore’s dream!
End of Summer Brunch at Possum Trot
Sunday, September 27th, 2009 at 10:30am
in an informal Old Florida homestead 40-acre garden setting
featuring 100% locally-grown*
organic produce from Bee Heaven Farm and our Redland Organics farm partners. (Some items are not certified organic, but are pesticide-free.)
*except-oil, flour, salt, baking powder/soda
Passionately prepared by
Robert, The Cantankerous Chef
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Broiled Avocado halves stuffed with Betel-leaf Farm Egg Scramble
and Nubian Goat Cheese Topping
Bee Heaven Farm Smoked Eggs
Boiled Salted Jakfruit Seeds
Roasted Rosemary-scented Roots Medley
Sautéed Vegetable Amaranth (Callaloo) with scallions
Allspice Muffins with Nubian Goat Honey Labneh
Honeyed Seasonal Farm Fruits
Minted Passion Fruit Ice
Tropical Juice selection ~ Cas, Passionfruit & Carambola
Fresh Lemongrass Iced Tea
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Cost: Adults $28; Children 6-12 $14; Children 3-5 $5; 2 and under free
Please reserve early – Attendance limited to 60
Proceeds help support our farm internship program and local family farms
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We hope you and your family join us for this amazing locavore feast!
Possum Trot is located next door to Monkey Jungle. Directions to the farm will be provided with your confirmation, so please be sure to print it out!
Sincerely,
Bee Heaven Farm ~ Redland Organics
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Posted in agritourism, chef, farm, food, locavore | Tagged Bee Heaven Farm, brunch, Possum Trot Nursery, Redland Organics | 2 Comments
Redland Rambles 
The brunch has been sold out since early last week. In fact, we are overbooked, and there is absolutely no way we could accommodate anyone else.
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