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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1999
Page
14
Fat Fish Blue in downtown Cleveland offers a Cajun clambake feast for two for September. For 50 dollars two people get baked lobster with crawfish stuffing, a crawdad and shellfish boil, littleneck clams and mussels, ending with a carpetbagger dessert of fresh fruit sorbet and strawberry sauce.
Hershey Foods offers an easy dip using 7 ounce marshmallow creme and 1½ cups Hershey syrup. Serve with strawberries bananas apples grapes and poundcake cubes then chill leftovers. Separately the National Cancer Institute urges five daily servings of produce and 30 minutes of activity.
Large ripe tomatoes zucchini yellow pepper and green onions feature with white beans and vegetable broth. Garlic is minced and onions chopped for a rich base. Cured tomatoes are diced for depth while broth and water total two cups.
A large mixed salad combines tomatoes zucchini bell pepper onions and white beans with a hummus based dressing and croutons. It features basil parsley lemon juice and olive oil with feta olives cucumber and romaine for a flavorful cold dish serving 6 to 12.
Five practical ideas using surplus garden produce. Spaghetti with a tomato caper sauce serves four, followed by Tomatoes Drizzled with Olive Oil and Balsamic Vinegar, Garlic and Mint Grilled Chicken, a Creamy Salsa Dip, and Lemon Ginger Iced Tea. Each dish uses simple ingredients and yields 4 to 6 servings.
A guided tour of less common white varietals highlights Chenin Blanc and Gewurztraminer with notes on producers and regions in France, South Africa, California, and Washington. The Lake Erie Wine Society hosts a Fall tasting at Ferrante Winery in Geneva, Ohio, offering $14 admission and glass refund. Contact Gary Casterline for details and directions.
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