Insights and updates from the leaders in refrigeration
Mar 20
James Beard and True
Share this post
“The James Beard Foundation’s mission is to celebrate, nurture, and honor America’s diverse culinary heritage through programs that educate and inspire.” –JBF website
For the third year in a row, True and the James Beard Foundation joined for an intimate evening of elegance and eating as guests were given a preview of the newly designed True Residential website and a look into the newest innovations from True.
Our continued partnership with the James Beard Foundation is a cherished one. True is the official purveyor of refrigeration for the James Beard Foundation House located in Greenwich Village. True commercial refrigerators outfit the kitchen, while True residential units store wine, food, and beverages throughout the house and outdoor garden.
Chefs Bryan Carr, Vincent Brunetto, and Chad White, along with a team of colleagues, collaborated on a menu of carefully selected Midwest ingredients and flavors that wowed even our most discerning east-coast guests. Chef White spoke of the great camaraderie shared in the James Beard kitchen, which resulted in a superb five-course meal that left guests blissfully sated.
Menu
Hors d’oeuvres
Maple Cured Missouri Walleye & Cheddar Pecan Wafer
Wild Duck Gumbo & Popcorn Rice
Grass-Fed Beef Carpaccio Bundles
Fennel Panna Cotta & Tomato Jam
Champagne Godmé NV Brut 1er Cru
First Course
Terrine of Indiana chicken with wild mushrooms, onion compote, arugula, and parsley
Puligny-Montrachet 2011, Paul Pernot
Second Course
Filet of Rushing Water trout jardinière, Missouri paddlefish caviar, and corn cake with chive butter
Puligny-Montrachet 2011, Paul Pernot
Entrée
Pomme boneless beef short rib with roasted garlic flan, spinach gratin with Atwood’s Missouri bacon red wine sauce
Savigny-les-Beaune “les Bourgeots,” 2010, S. Bize
Salad
Mixed lettuces with Midwest cheese (Gravity Hill Cheddar, Baetje Farm Bloomsdale, Tilston Point Blue), Missouri walnut toasts, and Stinger’s honey