One more event for your calendar – and this time – a chance to win tickets to boot! Celebrate The Bounty is the last major foodie event of the season, before we all hunker down and hibernate.
The event benefits Local First Utah, the local organization that seeks to energize and promote the buy local movement; from Logan to St. George, Vernal to Delta and just about everywhere in between, LFU works to catalyze buy local movements in our rural communities, and build dynamic independently driven neighborhoods in our urban centers.
Celebrate The Bounty is held on November 9th (7-10 p.m.) at the Rico’s Warehouse, and is your last chance of the year to party with the foodie crowd. Seriously, we’ll be three feet under the white stuff soon, eating nothing but turkey and leftover mashed potatoes for two months. Actually that doesn’t sound too bad, but still…
This years Celebrate The Bounty features more than a dozen of Utah’s finest, at time of print including:
* Avenues Bistro
* Cafe Trio
* Dough Co
* Even Stevens
* Frida Bistro
* Laziz Kitchen
* Normal Ice Cream
* Provisions
* San Diablo Churros
* The Wild Rose
In addition to bites, there will be handcrafted cocktails, local wine and beer too. And while you’re sipping and sampling you can also grab some awesome local products from a variety of local businesses. A silent auction runs through the night with prizes from the likes of: Cotopaxi, Epic Brewing, Chocolate Conspiracy, Kerij Jewelry, Basalt Day Spa, New World Distillery, Vive Juicery and many more.
Tickets are just $55 ($65 if you’re drinking) and can be purchased online at:
https://www.24tix.com/event/1390452621/celebrate-the-bounty
We have two tickets to giveaway to the event as well – worth $130 in total.
To enter our giveaway and stand a chance at snagging a pair of tickets to the event, simply comment on this post and let us know: “What’s your favorite fall food?”. For a second entry and a better chance at winning, make sure you’re also subscribed to our email list as well – we’ll put your name in the hat twice. You’ll find the signup form to our email list on the top right hand side of the page.
We’ll select one lucky winner on Friday, November 3rd and reach out directly via email, the prize 2x tickets worth $65 each. Please note this is a 21+ only event.
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Stuffing is my favorite fall food. 🙂
Beltex Meat Pies!
Favorite fall food is butternut bisque!!❤❤
Pumpkin gnocchi
Chili
Roasted squash and other vegetables. Of course all the pie, too!
Butternut squash ravioli 🙂
Chicken noodle soup
My homemade Chili!!
Butternut squash pasta is my favorite fall food.
Autumn couscous! With butternut squash, cranberries, pecans and onion, with a delicious sauce. Vegan, and amazing!!!
Soups soups and more soups! Well, more like stews actually. Split pea soup slow cooked with a big ham bone has been a favorite since I was a kid (back when my mother used to call it Swamp Monster Soup). Still a traditional fall staple around my house and theirs.
Apple cider donuts – yum!
I’m in love with a well made butternut squash soup!
Nothing says fall like Acorn Squash and rack of lamb
I always get a hankering for grilled sausages around autumn.
Pecan and pumpkin pies!
Pumpkin pie.
Anything with butternut squash or spaghetti squash
Pumpkin Tamales!!!
My favorite fall food is Roasted Wild Salmon with root vegetables and whipped butternut squash.
Cornish game hens stuffed with wild rice!
Matzo Ball Soup.. yum!
Baked Ham
Tomato Soup and Grilled Cheese! nomnomnom
Spaghetti squash and hot sausage
Spaghetti Squash and Hot Sausage
Anything with butternut squash, or stuffing!
Chili!
Turkey sausage, spinach, and ricotta stuffed shells on a bed of butternut purée – heavenly!
Soups with sourdough bread
Grilled cheese and roasted tomato soup. Droooooool.
Soups and chili with cornbread
Pumpkin Pie!
Any soup in a sourdough bread bowl!
1) Carrot Cake?, 2) Pumpkin Pie with whipped cream!?
roasted beet salad
Cabbage
Candy corn
Ramen
Sweet potatoes with all the fixins!
oh, persimmons!!!
Smoked Potato soup with LOTS of bacon sprinkled over the top!
Gnocchi with butter and sage
Bacon. Not sure if that’s a seasonal food though.
I love eating brown rice with beets, sweet potato, and acorn squash with an egg (over easy) on top. It’s so warm and comforting in my tummy!
Any noodle soup: ramen, pho, chicken noodle.
Acorn squash roasted and stuffed with curried farro and toasted pine nuts 🙂
Butternut squash soup!!
I fall in love with soups of all kinds and roasted root veggies!
Lots of fresh basil made into pesto!
Roasted pumpkin! https://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/pumpkin-stuffed-with-everything-good-361169
Soups and Chili!
Sweet potato pie and roasted sweet medley with butternut squash. And a crisp mountain west cider beer to gulp it alllll down! Nom nom
BBQ
Apple pie!
The smoky glazed short ribs with an autumn panzenella salad (beets, butternut squash, zucchini, pine nuts, cranberries, stuff like that) that I make….that’s my favorite fall food.
My favorite food for fall is The Mufongo Stuffing my mom makes and Coquito to drink. It is the best!
Definitely stuffing!!
Pumpkin pie
Every year Pumpkin Risotto made from one of our fall decorative display of squashes picked up from the Farmer’s Market is a must!
Entries have now closed for this giveaway, we have contacted the winner with details of how to claim their prize.