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Relish Harvest is a Farm-to-Table dinner overlooking the vistas of the Kettle Creek Valley on 'Canada's Highline' at the St. Thomas Elevated Park. Enjoy the bounty of the harvest prepared by area chefs while you watch the sunset over the fields and forests of Elgin County. Included with your tickect : Las Chicas Coffee, a Signature Cocktail, and a 4 Course Dinner. Tickets will go fast for this exclusive once-in-a-lifetime dinner. Where?
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Relish MenuSignature Cocktail by Wildflowers Farm
Orchard Mule: a local twist on the classic Mule with vodka, sage, ginger beer, apple cider and finished off with allspice bitters Appetizers by Killdeer Food Co. Cornbread with Roy Calais Heirloom Cornmeal + Honey Butter German Potato Salad with Harvest Moon Mustard Sweet Corn + Cucumber Salad with Fresh Cheese Locally sourced from Wildflowers Honey, Orchard Hill Farm, Harvest Moon Mustard, Our Fields, Common Ground Farm, Debakere Farm Market, Hope Eco Farms. Main by the Windjammer Inn Slow roasted Celtic Ridge Beef served medium rare with herb Chimmichurri Sauce Vegetarian option of Tofu Ricotta Stuffing + Portobello Mushroom Caps Locally sourced from Common Ground Farm, Orchard Hill Farm, Our Fields and Debackere Farm Market. Dessert by Elgin Harvest Fruit Hand Pies Locally sourced Lac Chicas roasted coffee, Oak Manor Farms, butter and cream, farm fresh eggs, raspberries + season fruit.
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