Friday, August 28, 2009

Fall Season Menu Write-in Campaign

Dear Friends,

Time to start wearing sweaters and eating more comfortable food.

Back for a cameo this weekend is the good old fashioned Hamburger, a medium-sized flattened ball of fresh ground beef from Nectar Hills Farm which is aggressively salted and then peppered, then cooked on a flaming hot grill and finished in the oven. If you've never tried one of these babies, you don't know what you're missing. We put it on a brioche roll next to a pile of salty fries with garlic mayo (or aioli) and ketchup. The "Burger," as people with time constraints like to refer to it, is not often seen at The Rose and Kettle, so if you want to catch one, come in soon.

We've also got some other new old favorites to add to our menu. Rigatoni with Chicken and Shallots and Cream, Wild Salmon with Beet Emulsion, Braised Beef Stew with Cinnamon and Potatoes.


Fall Season Menu Write-In Campaign


But today I'm announcing a new Special Event. We're contemplating several other old favorites and new items and we're even opening our minds to the memories of our friends and customers. Did you ever eat something at The R and K that you especially enjoyed and then it disappeared and never came back? Want it back? Vegetarian Spring Rolls, Salmon Tempura, Lasagna Bolognese. These things come to mind. But maybe there are things we're missing.

Go to our Blog, scroll down to the entry heading that lists all the old favorites we could think of, and click the COMMENT button. then just add your thought. This is an open call for your own personal FEELINGS and OPINIONS! What a lucky Break for YOU!

Bar Menu
The Bar Menu is now available every night at 8 PM. Great cheap eats and fun fare for all. Chicken Flatbread with Salsa Verde, Braised Pork Sandwich, Club Steak. Yes.



Music
Now, In a few weeks we'll be announcing the start of our Fall Sunday Nights Music Series. We are bringing in lots of new bands from out of town and some of our local favorites as well. For a sneak peek at some of the upcoming groups, check out the blog's new calendar of events. We'll be adding new bands as the slots fill up.

Thanks Kindly,
Clem Coleman


The Rose and Kettle Restaurant
4 Lancaster St.
Cherry Valley, NY
open Friday, Saturday and Sunday at 5
www.roseandkettle.com

Fall 2009 Menu Write-In Campaign

CAN YOU TELL US WHAT YOU WANT TO EAT???

Salmon Tempura with Spicy Plum Sauce

Salmon Tempura with Aioli

Lasagne Bolognese

Pork Chops with Horseradish Emulsion

Lamb Sausages

Vegetarian Spring Rolls

Monday, June 22, 2009

The Sun Mountain Fiddler!!!

The Rose and Kettle Restaurant
4 Lancaster St.
Cherry Valley, NY
every night except Wed-Thurs, open at 5 PM

www.roseandkettle.com

Dear All:

The lights are lit and the ovens are on. The red wine is at room temperature and the bread is warm. The new menus are printed and the floors are still a little bit crooked. The Rose and Kettle is ready!

This Sunday June 28th we present Dick Solberg aka The Sun Mountain Fiddler live at The Rose and Kettle Restaurant. 8 PM.

Dick is famous in Upstate NY and tours the Mid West, The Caribbean Islands and many parts of the nation and world on the back of his reputation as a first-rate party starter and a chilled-out entertainer with reams of music at his finger tips, both original and classics culled from the song books of our world.

Needless to say, we are excited to have The Sun Mountain Fiddler come in and play.

Just a reminder, we are open every night now, except Wednesday and Thursday, starting at 5 PM, and we have great new stuff on the menu, culled from our year in Italy, like The Leaning Tower of Pizza and so on. No, just kidding, but we do have some great new pasta dishes, slow-roasted garlic and herb-crusted pork roast, and a bunch of sandwiches on the late night (after 9 PM) bar menu. We are concentrating on affordable every day food that is healthy and inexpensive, because in this economy we know people still want to treat themselves to dinner every once in a while.

One more thing: beginning July 18th-- which is the start of The Glimmerglass Opera Season, we will be open on Thursdays too!

Thanks,
Clem

Thursday, June 18, 2009

Reserve Early and Reserve Often

GRAND RE-OPENING!

This Saturday June 20th at 5 PM The Rose and Kettle re-opens in full with new menu, new drinks, new vigor and the same old desire to feed and nourish you all.
Old favorites like the Hanger Steak, our Classic French-Cut Chicken, and the R and K Salad and Warm Goat Cheese Tart are re-united and joined by new friends like Pasta Cacio Verde and a Porchetta Sandwich with Salsa Verde.

This season we re-emphasize value and affordability along with local and seasonal and delicious things. We will be selling delicious quaff-able carafes of house wine, we'll have our bar menu of flat bread sandwiches and small plate items (starting at 9 PM every night) and we'll be renovating the house pasta choices to reflect our experiences with Roman food last year while we were abroad.

We'll be open every night except Wednesday and Thursday, and when the Glimmerglass Opera Season commences on July 18th we will also open on Thursdays.



607-264-3078
The Rose and Kettle Restaurant
4 Lancaster St.
Cherry Valley, NY
www.roseandkettle.com

Saturday, June 13, 2009

24 hours

Friday June 12th

The Rose and Kettle Restaurant
Cherry Valley, NY
607-264-3078

The Rose and Kettle re-opens tomorrow for drinks, live music with The Cherry Pickers, and bar food. Doors open at 6.

Attached please see the Cherry Valley Art Works ad for the party they are throwing at The Rose and Kettle on Saturday from 7 to 9.

The bar will be open every night this week except Wednesday and Thursday, and the dining rooms with full dinner menu launch next Saturday the 20th.

Come on out and see what's changed, and what is the same...

-Clem Coleman



Tuesday, May 12, 2009

Thursday, April 30, 2009

Thursday, April 16, 2009

Italy Pix

cheese, hand-cutting proscuitto, herbs, birthdays, olive trees and a few shots of the family


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Chocolato Caldo


Birthday Cake




Dana in Trastevere


Thanksgiving 2008


On the Bus


Olive Tree


Artu


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Mimosa Cake


Saturday, June 14, 2008

Sunday Music Schedule: King Vidor tomorrow.

The Rose and Kettle Restaurant
4 Lancaster St.
Cherry Valley, NY
Open Friday through Tueasday at 5 PM
www.roseandkettle.com

Hey Everyone,

4 more Sundays left in our Acoustic Music Series. Begining with tomorrow's performance:

Sunday June 15th:  King Vidor Solo Performance. Naked and Unadorned. Pop rock songs with indie country undertones.

Sunday June 22nd:  Mike Hand and Nik Pressley. Banjo and Vox due a wide range of originals and covers.

Sunday June 29th:  The Cherry Pickers. Cherry Valley's favorite bluegrass fourtet.

Showtimes at 8 PM.

Thanks,
Clem


Saturday, June 7, 2008

Cowboy Songs and Elk Roasts

The Rose and Kettle Restaurant
4 Lancaster St.
Cherry Valley, NY
Open Friday through Tuesday at 5 PM

A quick food and music update from the Rose and Kettle:

Remember we've got extended days and hours so you can have dinner on Monday or Tuesday now!

This weekend we have Rosebrook Farm Elk, boneless eye o' the round roast with herb bread crumbs au jus. A wonderful dinner but it's selling fast. 

Also Freebird Farm chicken in a creamy almond and caramelized shallot sauce tossed with penne.

Also halibut cheeks with risotto fritters. Halibut cheeks are the cheeks of the great wild halibut fish. tender and good.

Also this week we have Gaia's Breath Farm pork shoulder roast cooked in Coca Cola.

And more more more...

And on Sunday starting at 8 we have two live acoustic sets

"Wobbly" O. Rabbit perform your new favorite
songs on his old  
ukulele.
Thrill to uptempo country numbers 
Johnny
Paycheck
, and Cowboy  
Jack Clement
.
Swoon to Tin Pan Alley favorites.

And Ned Brower plays indie/country singer-songwriter material,
mostly original, some classics and favorites too.

Alright, keep us in mind.

-Clem