Welcome to The Cobblestone CafeA Culinary Celebration: Catering & Chocolate Fountain RentalsWelcome to  the Cobblestone Cafe in Tequesta, FLWelcome to the Cooking Academy at A Culinary Celebration, Tequesta, FLA Culinary Celebration NewsletterRecipes from A Culinary CelebrationContact Chef Christopher at A Culinary CelebrationChefography: Chef Christopher of A Culinary CelebrationA Culinary Celebration: Site Map Coupon for Cobblestone Cafe in Tequesta, FL

Enjoy some of our Famous House Dressing

 News 
Tuesday, 31 October 2006

COME TO THE COBBLESTONE CAFÉ FOR THANKSGIVING DINNER AND ENJOY

 FREE GLASS OF WINE & WARM BELGIAN

CHOCOLATE FOUNTAIN

 

HALLOWEEN IS OVER and autumn has turned to fall..THAT MEANS FOOTBALL AND THANKSGIVING TIME. In 1621, the first Puritan Pilgrims gave thanks for their successful harvest and that they were still alive after losing half of their population to hardships. They celebrated with the Wampanoag Indians, who were largely the reason they survived, as the Wampanoag taught our early settlers how to cultivate the land. Native Americans used pumpkin as a staple in their diets, and the Pilgrims picked up on this using pumpkin for soups, stews and desserts. An early version of the Pumpkin Pie was a hollowed out pumpkin with milk, honey and spices then baked. No doubt the seeds that were pulled out were then roasted and used for a snack. AT THE COBBLESTONE CAFÉ WE ALSO USE PUMPKINSEEDS. During our CULINARY CAMP in the summer, MY JUNIOR STAR CHEFS and I came up with a great PUMPKINSEED PESTO that we used for OUR IRON CHEF COMPETITION. We are going to share that recipe with you. THIS PESTO MAKES A GREAT SPREAD FOR A PANINI SANDWICH, and A GREAT SAUCE MIXED WITH CREAM FOR PASTA.    

I have A LOT TO BE THANKFUL FOR, in particular my sweet bride Elizabeth and our two great kids. God is blessing our lives immeasurably.  I HOPE THAT YOU WILL TAKE TIME OUT TO COUNT YOUR BLESSINGS, and do not forget to COME VISIT US AT THE COBBLESTONE CAFÉ. We are YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD CAFÉ for SUNDAY BREAKFAST OR BRUNCH, LUNCH Monday through Friday AND DINNER seven nights a week.

RELAX AND ENJOY YOUR FRIENDS AND FAMILY THIS THANKSGIVING AND LET US DO THE COOKING FOR YOU. OUR FABULOUS THANKSGIVING BUFFET FEAST INCLUDES CHOCOLATE FOUNTAIN AND COMPLIMENTRAY GLASS OF WINE WHEN YOU MENTION THAT YOU READ THIS NEWSLETTER.

 

PUMPKINSEED PESTO

Servings: 8

Chef Christopher

 

2 cups pumpkinseeds

1 cup olive oil

2 lemons, juiced

3 tablespoons garlic, minced

1 cup parmesan, grated

1 pinch of black pepper

1 bunch of cilantro

 

Process all ingredients in food processor.

Adjust seasonings.

 

For your health...

  • Eating Pumpkinseeds help avoid prostate cancer...
  • Process Pumpkinseeds with bread crumbs for a nice crusted chicken or fish dish.
  • Sprinkle roasted, salted Pumpkinseeds over a salad for a crunchy condiment.
  •  Warm heavy cream with Pesto for a great pesto-cream sauce that is great with pasta..

 

Chef Christopher has been operating the Cobblestone Café and A Culinary Celebration Catering for 10 years now, and he and his wife Elizabeth are excited about the restaurant's new location in the County Line Plaza in Tequesta. If you have any questions or comments about this journal or executing a recipe, please email to: chef@aculinarycelebration.com.

 

POSTED BY: Chef Christopher AT 10:50 pm   |  Permalink   |  E-mail this
Monday, 02 October 2006

COME TO THE COBBLESTONE CAFÉ FOR BRUNCH DURING THE MONTH OF OCTOBER FOR

 FREE MIMOSA & CHOCOLATE FOUNTAIN

 

Brunch..just the word conjures up thoughts of leisure and decadence. After doing some research I found out why.(from Guy Beringer in his 1895 article: "Brunch: A Plea")."WHY NOT A NEW MEAL served  around noon, that starts with tea or coffee, marmalade and OTHER BREAKFAST FIXTURES before moving along to heavier fare? By eliminating the need to get up early on Sunday, BRUNCH would make life brighter for Saturday night Carousers. It would PROMOTE HUMAN HAPPINESS in other ways as well." Beringer followed up by saying: "BRUNCH IS CHEERFUL, SOCIABLE AND INCITING. It's talk compelling. IT PUTS YOU IN A GOOD TEMPER, It makes you satisfied with yourself and your fellow beings, IT SWEEPS A WAY THE WORRIES AND COBWEBS OF THE WEEK."

Well, I don't know about Cobwebs and Saturday Night Carousers, but I do know that Brunch is something that I always look forward to AFTER CHURCH ON SUNDAY. The longer the sermon, the bigger my appetite. I usually have a big appetite for Eggs Benedict, another 1890's creation. (Note the coinciding of the creation of brunch with Eggs Benedict.)..The story credits a Mr. Lemuel Benedict who requested toast, bacon, poached eggs, and a small pitcher of Hollandaise to help treat a hangover. If true, Mr. Benedict appears to have been the first to recognize the therapeutic effects of eggs benedict. 

 

DURING THE MONTH OF OCTOBER, come into THE COBBLESTONE CAFÉ for SUNDAY BREAKFAST OR BRUNCH AND ENJOY A FREE MIMOSA and several trips to the CHOCOLATE FOUNTAIN just for mentioning that you read this article.

 

 

CLASSIC EGGS BENEDICT

Servings: 4

Chef Christopher

 

4 English Muffins split in half

8 slices of Canadian bacon

8 extra large eggs

Chopped parsley for garnish

 

Easy Blender Hollandaise Sauce

6 egg yolks

1 ounce lemon juice (1/2 lemon)

1 ounce warm water

8 ounces of warm, melted butter

While blending eggs yolks, water and lemon

juice, pour warm melted butter into blender

until emulsified. Season with salt and pepper

and keep warm for service.

To assemble Eggs Benedict: place Canadian

Bacon on toasted English muffin and top

With poached Egg and hollandaise

 

 

For your health...

  • Substitute tomato slices and wilted spinach for the bacon for a healthier yet still very tasty Eggs Benedict Florentine.
  • Try smoked Salmon instead of bacon for a tasty Eggs Benedict Norwegian style with a sprig of fresh dill.
  • Our most popular Benedict is our Maryland style with crab cakes, poached egg and a Creole hollandaise,  which is enhanced with our famous remoulade sauce.

 

Chef Christopher has been operating the Cobblestone Café and A Culinary Celebration Catering for 10 years now, and he and his wife Elizabeth are excited about the restaurant's new location in the County Line Plaza in Tequesta. If you have any questions or comments about this journal or executing a recipe, please email to: chef@aculinarycelebration.com.

POSTED BY: Chef Christopher AT 12:01 am   |  Permalink   |  E-mail this
 Chef Bob Van Atta has been a main contributor to the culinary successes of our little cafe for over 3 years now. He hails from Philadelphia and has had stints at Treo and locally at The Breakers. His travels in Germany were a large impetus for the launching of our Oktoberfest Celebration which we hope to continue as a Cobblestone Cafe tradition for years to come. Feel free to ask for Chef Bob and he will make every attempt to come to your table to answer a question or honor a special request.

 

 

Interesting Links:

http://www.epicurious.com/

 Epicurious.com: Latest Features 
  • The Roquette
  • Named after the French word for arugula, this fresh take on the Gimlet was developed by Matthew Biancaniello for the Roosevelt Library Bar in Hollywood.


    more >>

  • Make Your Own Apple Chips
  • Trying to wean your kids off prepackaged snacks? Simply slice apples and sprinkle with cinnamon and sugar to taste, and in about an hour you will have a healthy alternative to those greasy potato chips your kids love oh-so-much.


    more >>

  • Cooking with Tomatoes
  • Eat up one of summer's sweetest gifts while it is still in season. Spike cherry tomatoes with vodka for a creative summer salad or spice things up with your own tomato salsa. Whatever your pleasure, our complete guide shows you how to accentuate the fruit's tender and juicy qualities.


    more >>

  • 2nd Annual Epicurious Entertains NYC
  • It's that time of year again, where indulging is required and the top button of your jeans is optional. Join us in our week-long celebration of eating, drinking, and more eating with incredible chefs like Lidia Bastianich, Dorie Greenspan, and Madhur Jaffrey at our 2nd annual Epicurious Entertains NYC. Buy your tickets now before they sell out!


    more >>

  • Black-Bottom Raspberry Cream Pie
  • This deliciously creamy treat contains three layers of perfection that will have everyone begging for seconds and thirds. Indulge in the cookie crust that holds together chocolate pudding, fresh raspberries, and whipped cream.


    more >>

  • Throw a Beer-B-Q
  • Create the perfect flavor pairings with our grill-friendly beer guide. Try pairing a pilsner with bourbon-glazed baby back ribs or a wheat beer with a grilled vegetable antipasto to get the party started.


    more >>

  • 5 Must-Know Dishes for Your College-Bound Teen
  • Send your child off to college knowing he won't have to live off of ramen noodles and oatmeal. Here are five easy recipes that are nutritious, inexpensive, and will even impress his friends!


    more >>

  • Artichokes with Bagna Cauda
  • Looking for a delicious appetizer to serve at your next dinner party? Our recipe for artichokes with bagna cauda is incredibly delicious and simple, and won't spoil your guests' appetite.


    more >>

  • Make Your Own Baby Food
  • Stop buying jarred baby food and expand your baby's palate by incorporating all five food groups in a new and improved way. Use our step-by-step guide to when to introduce your baby to exciting flavors like kiwi, mango, and lemon.


    more >>

  • Cooking with Coffee
  • Take any dish from bust to robust in seconds: Try rubbing beef patties before they hit the grill, or even braising short ribs. Take a look at our favorite 14 sweet and savory recipes that showcase the bean's culinary versatility.


    more >>

Site Mailing List  Sign Guest Book  View Guest Book 

The Cobblestone Cafe
560 North US 1
Tequesta , Fl 33469
Phone: 561-747-4419

Open 7 Nights a week for Dinner

Email: chefchristopher33@gmail.com

Site Powered By
    Website Builder
eBizWebpages.com website design