‘Bite Night’ on June 30th from Orlando Weekly promises gourmet experience [Ticket Giveaway]

June 23, 2014 | Posted in Around Town, Craft Beers, Special Events, Wine Tasting | By

Wouldn’t it be a treat to enjoy Orlando’s best restaurants at one place, for one gourmet evening? Throw in a Chef’s Challenge competition with four of Orlando’s top chefs and the whole night benefits Edible Schoolyard? The Orlando Weekly is making it

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Top 5 Friday

March 14, 2014 | Posted in Brunch, Cooking, Craft Beers, Dining out, Links, Special Events | By

On my radar this week: Tasty Chomps Brunches At Cask & Larder Eat Local Orlando Dines at South+ York An Tobar Rises Again – Reported by Pulse of Central Florida Txokos Basque Kitchen at East End Market Celebrates Preview week

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Cows ‘n Cabs- Gourmet Evening For A Great Cause

October 14, 2013 | Posted in Special Events, Wine Tasting | By

I recently had the chance to speak with John Rivers of 4 Rivers Smokehouse about the upcoming Cows ‘n Cabs event, held under tents on the Central Park West Meadow on Saturday, October 26th. For the third year running, 100%

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Brunching: Cask & Larder

August 24, 2013 | Posted in Brunch, Dining out | By

Brunch is a beautiful thing: a leisurely weekend meal, filled with decadent ingredients served around the noonish hour. Cask & Larder’s Sunday brunch menu features items to satisfy those wanting breakfast items and those who are hunting for more lunch

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Top 5 Friday

August 23, 2013 | Posted in Around Town, Uncategorized | By

On my radar this week: EatLocalOrlando attends a preview of Magical Dining menu at Luma on Park I’m inviting @kokocooks to assemble my next cheese board for entertaining CRONUTS! Pastry treats coming from unexpected Winter Park favorite: Peterbrooke Chocolatier Delays

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Battle: Croissant-Doughnut (like a Cronut) Cask & Larder vs. Peterbrooke Chocolatier of Winter Park

August 18, 2013 | Posted in Uncategorized | By

Winner: Peterbrooke Chocolatier of Winter Park Why: Cask & Larder’s sauce-filled pastry was not completely cooked through towards the middle, you can see a glob of uncooked dough in the upper picture. Of the three orders (2 pastries per order)

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