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Events: Dine About, Feast Of The Five Senses, Under Current, Encore Bistro

Feast Of The Five Senses 2016 - passed appetizers
Park City Dine About 2017

Park City Dine About – Now in its fifth year, this annual event is back and in full swing until Sunday, October 15th. The two-week dining event features discounted two-course lunches ($10-$15) and three-course dinners ($20-$40) at some of Park City’s biggest names. 31 restaurants are participating in the 2017 event as follows:

$10 two course lunches:
Baja Cantina – view menu
Cafe Trio Park City – view menu
Squatters Roadhouse Grill – changes daily
Sushi Blue – view menu
Wasatch Brew Pub – changes daily

$15 two course lunches:
Bistro 412 – view menu
DEN Restaurant at Park City Marriott – view menu
Deer Valley Grocery~Cafe – view menu
Flanagan’s – view menu
Escala Provisions Restaurant – view menu
Powder at Waldorf Astoria – view menu
Red Tail Grill – view menu
Riverhorse Provisions

$20 three course dinners:
Baja Cantina – view menu
Cafe Trio Park City – view menu
Red Rock Junction – view menu
Squatters Roadhouse Grill – changes daily
Timbers Lounge at Park City Marriott – view menu
Versante Hearth & Bar – view menu
Wasatch Brew Pub – changes daily

$40 three course dinners:
Bistro 412 – view menu
Brass Tag – view menu
Butcher’s Chop House – view menu
Cafe Terigo – view menu
Cena Ristorante & Lounge – view menu
Chimayo – view menu
Escala Provisions Restaurant – view menu
Flanagan’s – view menu
Fletcher’s – view menu
Grappa – view menu
Grub Steak Restaurant – view menu
Handle – view menu
Lespri Prime Steak Sushi Bar – view menu
Powder at Waldorf Astoria – view menu
Purple Sage – view menu
Red Tail Grill – view menu
Riverhorse on Main
Shabu – view menu
Silver Star Cafe – view menu
tupelo – view menu
Twisted Fern – view menu

For more details and lodging specials see PCARA’s website: https://parkcityrestaurants.com/specials-events/park-city-dine-about/

Feast Of Five Senses 2017
Feast Of Five Senses 2017

Feast Of The Five Senses – Tickets are now on sale for Slow Food Utah’s 13th Annual Feast of Five Senses event. As in previous years, the event begins with a series of passed plates, cocktails, beer and wine and some fun silent auctioning. From there, a multi course dinner is served by some of SLC’s best chefs.

This years Feast is held Sunday, October 15th, at 5:30 p.m. at Westminster College’s Jewett Center for the Performing Arts; the theme for 2017 is “One World, Many Flavors”, which according to SFU means:

celebrating our unity through the amazing diversity of flavors and food on our planet. Join us as top local chefs prepare a menu to transport your senses on a trip around the globe. No passports needed

Tickets are available at SlowFoodUtah.org and are priced $100 for SFU members and $125 for non-members. Wine pairings are available for an additional $35. Participating chefs this year include:

Jen Gilroy of Meditrina
Raul Mendez of Frida Bistro
Wayne Mankinen of Bon Appetit
Lavanya Mahate of Saffron Valley
Harmons Specialty Cheese
Kris Tart of Wasatch Creamery
Philip Grubisa of Beltex Meats
Park City Culinary Institute Salt Lake City Campus
Tom Grant of Blended Table
Jung Kim and Jungmin Kim of Ahtti Korean Munchies
Spice Kitchen Incubator
Brooke Woffinden of Urban Pioneer Foods
Cache Toffee

Here are a few snaps from previous events to get an idea of what to expect:

Feast Of The Five Senses 2016 - passed appetizers
Feast Of The Five Senses 2016 – passed appetizers
Feast Of The Five Senses 2015 - Liberty Heights Fresh' duck confit
Feast Of The Five Senses 2015 – Liberty Heights Fresh’ duck confit appetizer
feast of five senses 2015 silent auction, vida tequila
feast of five senses 2015 silent auction, vida tequila
feast of five senses 2015 dining room
feast of five senses 2015 dining room
Feast OF The Five Senses 2016 - Francis Fecteau
Feast OF The Five Senses 2016 – Francis Fecteau
viet pham prepares dishes at feast of five senses 2013
Viet Pham preps first course at Feast Of The Five Senses 2013
Feast Of The Five Senses 2016 - menu
Feast Of The Five Senses 2016 – menu
Feast Of The Five Senses 2016 - black currant blackberry sorbetto
Feast Of The Five Senses 2016 – black currant blackberry sorbetto
Feast Of The Five Senses 2016 - pork belly and rillete
Feast Of The Five Senses 2016 – pork belly and rillete

Guaranteed fabulous wine pairings are provided as ever by Francis Fecteau of Libation, with beer by Red Rock Brewing and craft cocktails by Manoli’s and High West Distillery. The Feast is Slow Food Utah’s largest event of the year and serves as the primary fundraiser for its micro-grant program. In 2016, the Feast raised more than $10,000 for the micro-grant program, with grants awarded to 9 local farmers, artisans, school and community gardens, and education programs. Since its inception, the micro-grant program has provided more than $95,000 to more than 100 worthy food-centric projects.

Buy tickets online directly from SFU at: https://events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/eventReg?oeidk=a07eek369je408fd21e&oseq=&c=&ch=

Encore Bistro Supporting the October run of An American In Paris at the Eccles Theatre, Cuisine Unlimited’s on site bistro is offering a special menu for the show. Running October 10th through 16th the restaurant will offer a special dinner and lunch menu before each show. The French themed three course dinner menu is priced at $26 per person and is as follows:

Choice of starter
* Oeufs mayonnaise – hard-cooked egg with herbed mayonnaise, cornichons, mixed olives and baguette
* Pate de campagne – mixed olives, cornichons, arugula and baguette
* Potage de legumes – blended vegetable soup

Choice of entree
* Salmon pot au feu – poached salmon with baby carrots, fingerling potatoes, fennel roasted tomatoes and herbed broth
* Chicken Dijon – with potatoes Anna and side of crisp arugula
* Ratatouille stuffed pepper – with potatoes Anna and side of crisp arugula

Dessert
* Chocolate dipped cream puffs

Special dinner menus will be available starting two hours before performances in the Delta Hall.

131 Main St, Salt Lake City, UT 84111
(801) 509-7871
cuisineunlimited.com/encorebistro/

under current long bar shot

Under Current – Under Current Bar is turning their educational focus to American Whiskey in October. First, High West Distillery will be featured on Thursday, Oct. 19, 2017 from 5 until 7 p.m. Led by celebrated mixologist and managing partner, Amy Eldredge and High West’s Julia Camp, the event features Double Rye, Campfire, American Prairie, Rendezvous Rye and 14-year Light. Cost to attend is $45.

Later in the month, American Whiskey will be the focus of a spirited educational event from 2 until 4 p.m. on Saturday, Oct 28, 2017. Led by Eldredge, the afternoon will focus on various American Whiskeys including production, history and tasting notes. The event will feature two classic American Whiskey-based cocktails and six tastings, all paired with Chef Alan Brines’ award-winning bites from Current Fish & Oyster. Cost to attend is $55.

Guests will begin with a classic Manhattan with Rittenhouse Rye, Dolin sweet vermouth and Angostura Bitters. Then they will explore nuances of American Whiskeys including: Breuklelen 77 (Brooklyn, NY); Corsair Triple Smoke (Nashville, TN); High West Silver Oat (Park City, UT); Johnny Drum (Bardstown, KY); Pikesville Rye (Scott’s Level, MD); and Eagle Rare Single Barrel (Frankfort, KY). To close out the event another classic cocktail, an Old Fashioned, with Buffalo Trace bourbon, raw sugar, Angostura Bitters and an orange twist will be served. Eldredge writes:

American Whiskeys are a major backbone in the spirit industry, not just limited to the U.S. but all over the world. We are now seeing not only your bourbons and ryes, but some interesting blends of millet, quinoa, corn, and wheat to name a few, being produced all over America. We are excited to share some of these unique blends that are carried at Under Current.

What I love about American Whiskey is the versatility in cocktails, and the various nuanced flavors that come out in your classic whiskey cocktails, depending on variations. Take your classic Manhattan for example-no two versions are alike using different American Whiskeys paired with an assortment of vermouth and craft bitters, so it’s really fun to mix with

279 300 E, Salt Lake City, UT 84111
(801) 574-2556
undercurrentbar.com

SL Mag farm to cocktail contest
SL Mag farm to cocktail contest

SL Magazine Cocktail Party – If you can’t wait until then, this Sunday sees Salt Lake Mag’s fifth annual Farm to Glass Cocktail Party. The event celebrates September’s month long farm to glass cocktail contest where 17 local mixologists competed for Best Original Cocktail. At the party you will get to sample all entrants creations – which are all based on seasonal ingredients from local farms, gardens and distilleries. Tickets are $45 with cheaper designated driver passes available too.

The Cocktail Party is held at Pierpont Place and is nearly sold out; a few tickets still remain if you act fast:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/slc-farm-to-glass-cocktail-party-tickets-36842612245

For even more events checkout our full event calendar:
https://gastronomicslc.com/events/



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