Delicious Foods at American Made
I hope you've ordered your tickets to our upcoming American Made Summit here in New York City, October 22nd - I am so excited to see all of you there. We still have a few tickets available, so order them NOW - just click on this highlighted link.
Every year, we invite our favorite purveyors to join us at American Made with their delicious and inventive foods. All our guests and participants love sampling the bites and learning about the various ingredients - it's definitely one of the many highlights of our event.
We open the two-day affair with an evening cocktail party on October 21st that includes flavorful hors d'oeuvres and festive drinks. This year, you have the chance to attend this fabulous event, and mingle with our editors and Honorees, past and present - just purchase your ticket to this very special part of the weekend. During our Saturday Summit, Chef Pierre Schaedelin and his team at PS Tailored Events always create a perfectly balanced menu. It's important that we offer attendees tasty and satisfying meals for breakfast, lunch and breaks - healthy, hearty food that can fuel everyone through a day packed with information, inspiration and activities. American Made ends with another reception featuring treats from local vendors here in New York City. I can't wait to try all the delectable foods during our special 5th anniversary symposium and celebration. Remember, you can order your tickets by clicking on this highlighted link. Here are photos of some of the foods we've enjoyed over the years.
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- All the delicious foods are, of course, American Made. These tasty breakfast lamb sliders came from the American Lamb Board. http://www.americanlamb.com
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- PS Tailored Events made these homemade granola bars for a morning snack during an American Made Summit. Here, they’re served alongside crisp apples. http://pstailoredevents.com
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- There are lots of breakfast choices for everyone to start the day off right, including breads and muffins.
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- During the full day of workshops and panel discussions, attendees enjoy a delicious lunch from PS Tailored Events. This one – kale salad with roasted butternut squash; sandwiches of ham and Brie, and mozzarella and tomato; and a trio of mini desserts including a lemon bar, a blueberry financier, and a chocolate brownie topped with chocolate ganache and a raspberry. (Photo by Juan Patino Photography)
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- Ready for plating—rows of chocolate brownies.
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- Our Martha Stewart Cafe pop-up booth is open all day with cups of Martha’s Blend coffees and teas. You can also buy your favorite Martha Stewart coffees and teas online. http://www.marthastewartcafe.com
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- A beautiful salt tasting from Amagansett Sea Salt Co. features an Orient Point Blend, a Merlot Wine Blend, a Sag Harbor Blend, Pure Sea Salt, and an East End Blend. http://www.amagansettseasalt.com
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- Orange jalapeno mules, made with Dripping Springs Vodka from the Hill Country in Texas and served in mini- and regular-sized copper mugs. http://drippingspringsvodka.com/
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- A tasting station with savory samples of Whitney’s Castleton crackers and Vermont Farmstead cheese. http://www.castletoncrackers.com/products.html
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- Lena Kwak, chef and cofounder of the gluten-free baking line Cup4Cup, was a 2012 Martha Stewart American Made Award Winner. We used Lena’s gluten-free waffle mix to make a waffle tasting station. http://www.cup4cup.com/
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- This is Nina White from Bobolink Dairy. Bobolink produces 100-percent grass-fed raw milk cheeses and wood-fired breads from heritage grains. They are located in New Jersey, not far from where I grew up. Their cheese is available at farmers markets in and around New York City. http://www.cowsoutside.com
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- A selection of cheeses including Vermont Creamery’s Coupole Aged Goat Cheese and the Cabot Clothbound Cheddar – paired with pickled vegetables from the Meat Market. http://www.vermontcreamery.com; http://www.jasperhillfarm.com
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- Mark Barbire of Jim Lahey’s Sullivan Street Bakery, prepares samples of their famous pizza bianca, with two different sandwich fillings. http://www.sullivanstreetbakery.com/
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- Jacob’s Pickles in New York City specializes in American Craft beers, sustainably and humanely raised meats, and housemade pickles, biscuits, and jams. http://jacobspickles.com/
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- The Cellars at Jasper Hill Farm served these tasty cheeses at our 2013 American Made. http://www.cellarsatjasperhill.com/
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- This is Il Buco Alimentari’s mouth watering salumi. http://www.ilbucovineria.com/
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- Also from Il Buco – buckwheat bread crostini with the most delicious lardo.
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- Our American Made cocktail party features finely crafted cocktails from some of New York City’s best mixologists.
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- These food stations were split into four regions: Northeast, South, Midwest, and West. Our friends at Murray’s, the fine cheese shop in NYC, curated a selection of cheeses to represent each of them – all were so delicious. www.murrayscheese.com
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- Here was the charcuterie board filled with delicious meats, and breads.
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- Brisket on mini brioche rolls – another big hit. (Photo by Mike Krautter)
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- Here I am with Chef Pierre Schaedelin of PS Tailored Events. He always prepares such wonderful dishes and hors d’oeuvres for our parties.
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- Oysters are shucked for the many guests. The big stainless steel bowl holding the oysters is from my farm. Watch Hill oysters are from Winnapaug Pond, near Westerly, Rhode Island. They have been part of American Made every year.
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- Here I am taking a quick snapshot of the snapper citrus ceviche served in charming shot glasses. (Photo by Mike Krautter)
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- Last year, we offered everyone Coolhaus gourmet vanilla ice cream with Martha Stewart Cafe espresso – affogato is one of my favorite desserts or snacks, and includes a scoop of vanilla ice cream topped with a shot of espresso – so refreshing and delicious. https://eatcoolhaus.com
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- There’s still time to enjoy our fine selection of American Made bites – order your tickets NOW at this web site. http://american-made.ticketbase.com
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