Events: Delta Bound, Riffs & Biscuit Love (+ a giveaway!)
Cooking with Yazoo featuring Delta Bound
Tuesday, March 25th, 2014
5:30 pm doors open; 6 pm dinner begins
Yazoo
910 Division St
Nashville, TN 37203
Cost: $40/person (includes all food & drink)
Next week is big week for special food truck events, and it kicks off on Tuesday with Delta Bound’s Chef Jessica Mobley bringing her comfort food to the Cooking with Yazoo series at the taproom.
She’ll be using Yazoo beers to prepare her dishes and guests will enjoy Yazoo pairings to go along with each course too (or you can choose your own from the tap if you’re so inclined). Check out this mouth-watering menu:
‘‘Cravin’ the Delta’’
Delta ‘Hot‘ Tamales
Spicy beer-braised pork filling rolled in creamy corn masa & husk with cheese crisps & beer-infused chili sauce
‘Tennshootoe’ Ham Salad
Fresh arugula, roasted red bell pepper, shaved TN prosciutto country ham, sweet pepper cornbread croutons with hot pepper jelly beer vinaigrette
Stuffed Collards in Ragout
Collard leaves stuffed with seafood boudin on okra & tomato ragout with diced Andouille sausage & beer-battered gulf shrimp garnish
Pecan ‘Blondie’
Brown sugar blonde brownie, beer caramel sauce, Chantilly cream & beer-candied pecans
Hurry and reserve your spot now before it fills up!
Root 53 Foundation Spring Friendraiser
Thursday, March 27th, 2014
5 – 8 pm
Yazoo
910 Division St
Nashville, TN 37203
Cost: $20/person (presale price)
If you can’t make the Yazoo dinner on Tuesday, on Thursday you’ve got another chance to load up on some Yazoo and more fine street food, this time from Riffs. This spring “friendraiser” is a benefit for Tennessee Titans’ linebacker Moise Fokou’s charitable organization, Root53, which focuses on offering healthy living workshops for youth in underserved communities.
So what can you expect at the friendraiser? Well, for the $20 entry fee, you get a pint of Yazoo & delicious appetizers from Riffs Catering, you get to meet & hang with Moise himself, and you get to learn more about the organization. Last but not least, you get to leave feeling good knowing that 100% of your ticket price goes to this awesome non-profit!
Note: If you reserve your ticket before March 24th, the cost is $20, after that, it goes up to $25.
Pop Up, Schmop Up
Namaste Ya’ll
Saturday, March 29th, 2014
6 – 8 pm
Nashville Farmers Market
910 Division St
Nashville, TN 37203
Cost: $20/person
Reservations are encouraged: popupschmopup@gmail.com.
And the last event of the week will be Biscuit Love’s first pop up in their “Pop Up, Schmop Up” series at the NFM Grow Local Kitchen.
Biscuit Love owners Karl and Sarah are collaborating with high school student Charlie Hilly to serve a meat & three style menu that represents his own food truck concept. How did this come to be? Well, Charlie met Sarah at a recent career fair and proceeded to tell her all about his plans for owning his own food truck one day. Sarah was so impressed by him that she and Karl continued the conversation, ultimately coming up with the idea for this event – Namaste Y’all, a fusion of Indian and Southern cuisine.
On the menu:
Fried Chicken Tikka Masala over Beaverdam Creek Farm Grits
Catfish Curry
Collard Saag Paneer with housemade Cruze Buttermilk Cheese
Roasted Winter Vegetables with Vadouvan
Indian Banana Pudding
Mango Mint Sweet Tea
Tickets will be available at the door for $20 per person, with proceeds benefiting The Nashville Food Project. BUT….. you know how much I love you, so I’ve got a set of two tickets to give away to one lucky reader before then!
~ Contest Closed ~
And the winner is…..
#30 Jill Chisam
To enter, all you have to do is this:
Mandatory
1. Leave a comment telling me what kind of food truck or street vendor you think Nashville is missing. What’s YOUR idea for the best food truck ever?
Optional
For up to 2 additional entries, you can do either or both of the following. Note: You must leave a separate comment for each optional entry.
2. Follow me (@betheats) on Twitter and tweet “Namaste Y’all. Win tickets to @BiscuitLuvTruck’s Indian/Southern fusion dinner from @betheats! Enter here: http://bit.ly/1diqDdC ” then leave a comment telling me you’ve done so.
3. Like Eat. Drink. Smile. on Facebook and come back and tell me you did so (or just tell me you already do if that’s the case!)
Contest ends on Tuesday, March 25th at noon CDT. Once the winner is chosen, I’ll make contact via email and post the name here on the blog. If that person doesn’t respond within 48 hours, I’ll be forced to choose another, so be sure to check your email!
I would love to see more ethnic choices, what would a Philippine inspired cuisine? I think different cultural flavors make food trucks ever more fun to try!
I’ve always thought a grits truck would be fun! The variations are endless :-)
I’d love to see a truck dedicated to varieties of tamales!
A food truck with Chinese Steamed Buns with different sweet and savory fillings!
I like you on Facebook!
A Pierogi food truck! My best friend is Polish and her mother makes the most amazing ones at Christmas but other than once a year I don’t know anywhere to get authentic, homemade pierogi goodness!
oh and I like you on FB :)
Ice cream sandwich truck!
I would love to see a good Chinese food truck. Our options in Nashville is limited. I would love non chain suggestions!
I like you on Facebook
I sent the tweet
I’d love to see a vegan food truck!
I like you on Facebook…
… and I tweeted. :)
I would love to see a Vietnamese food truck that sold some tummy Pho & other Vietnamese delights. I was thinking it could be called “PHO Reals”. But apparently there is one in DC called ” PHOWheels”! Love it!
I already “Like” you on Facebook!
I tweeted about this contest & already follow you on twitter. Thanks!
I think we need a Greek or Mediterranean food truck but I love all the options we do have already to!
Already like you on FB!
I like you.
I think a sushi truck would be great (and I like you on Facebook, of course).
Oops, and I sent the tweet!
I liked you on Facebook
Sushi!!
I followed and tweeted.
I can’t even keep up with the food trucks we do have, but I would love some high quality creative breakfast tacos!
And I like you on Facebook.
Wow! People have some great ideas! How about a spud truck? Different types of potatoes fixed different ways (baked, mashed, home fries, etc.) with varying gourmet style toppings. Could even have potato donuts for a dessert offering.
I tweeted!
My idea is a pretzel food truck, fresh made pretzels, as well as pretzels sandwiches etc…
I liked on FB
Followed and tweeted, good luck to all!