RAW EARTH NYC 1.0
Please join HOTPANnyc + the IRC’s New Roots program for a domestically foraged 5 course farm-to-table dinner highlighting the multiple benefits of local, sustainable food sourced from restorative farms and gardens, paired with the Belgian style beers of Unibroue from Montreal.
The goal of this dinner is to celebrate locally grown seasonal food. RAW EARTH’s menu took root to farmers, foragers, distributors, processors, restaurants, plant breeders and producers. Learn how they impact our community and take care of our natural food systems.
10% of the proceeds from this dinner will benefit The International Rescue Committee’s New Roots Program garden in Grand Concourse, Bronx.
Special performance from Deep Down.
Dress Code: Casual Chic.
Doors: 6PM Cocktails: 6PM-7PM Dinner: 7PM-9PM
For more information, please contact us [email protected]
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Menu:
PARTS OF THE LAMB
SWEETBREADS. AMERICAN BARBERRY. FIELD GARLIC. SHANK AGNOLOTTI + GARLIC MUSTARD
FISHERMAN’S CATCH
MARKET FISH. PRESERVED MUSSELS. SAND + U.S. SEAWEED
TURNIP ROASTED IN MALT
MALT. BARLEY + FERMENTED HAY
HERITAGE RAISED PORK
SMOKED BELLY. PINE SCRATCHING. HEN-OF-THE-WOODS + RAMSONS
BEES INVADING THE STRAWBERRIES NATURAL ENVIRONMENT
STRAWBERRY CURD. SORREL SORBET. STRAWBERRIES. RHUBARB . COMB HONEY + BEE BASBOUSA
Partners:
GrowNYC
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Splashlight Studios
Man-lai Event Planning
Unibroue Beer
VerTerra Dinnerware
New Roots: Grand Concourse Garden
Doc’s Natural Spirits
Ocean Organic Vodka
Krasdale
Cocorau
Exo
Blue Cut
Codorniu
Kettle Brand
About:
HOTPANnyc: A culinary concept dedicated to providing International Modernist Cuisine to those who crave imaginative gastronomic experiences.
International Rescue Committee (IRC): IRC responds to the world’s worst humanitarian crises and helps people to survive and rebuild their lives. At work in over 40 countries and 25 U.S. cities to restore safety, dignity and hope, the IRC leads the way from harm to home.
New Roots: New Roots enables refugees to reestablish their ties to the land, celebrate their heritage and nourish themselves and their neighbors by planting strong roots—literally—in their new communities.