What is really good for me, when it comes to writing about Farmhaus, is that they change their menu so much that every time I have gone there, they have a different menu. Things that are locally found change throughout the weather patterns and the seasons so everything is new and different. My wife and I went to Farmhaus this past Friday night. We thought that we would enjoy our Black Friday out while the rest of the world was still shopping.
Farmhouse had a special tasting menu and with some seafood items on the menu, my wife grabbed that as I went ahead and ordered two larger plates from the regular menu.
So, she started her's with a little chef's tasting of a little corn cake with some yummy things on it: like shaved foie gras.
Farmhouse had a special tasting menu and with some seafood items on the menu, my wife grabbed that as I went ahead and ordered two larger plates from the regular menu.
So, she started her's with a little chef's tasting of a little corn cake with some yummy things on it: like shaved foie gras.
She then had a dish which was potatoes, mushrooms, foamed up eggs and caviar.
Then the next dish in her tasting list was a sun choke soup with mushrooms on top.
She then had the Bay Scallop Gratin.
Next came a pork loin, with apples and greens and a mustard sauce.
That was all finished with a plate with a piece of chocolate cake and a piece of a coffee flavored cake with little flavors that added up to a Bourbon stout.
Here is how you can judge if the food is good enough for my wife: if she eats all of it or as much as she can. My wife is on a diet and if she eats the food and loves every bite of it and is willing to come back, then you know it has to be good.
What did I get? I ordered the Porchetta dish. It is done in a Korean style with home-made kimchi. The pork belly is sliced thick and cooked tender so it has that looks and smell and taste of bacon and goes so well with the warm puffy pancake like buns. I like this at a 4 out of 5 stars.
I finished with the bacon meatloaf, which may not seem so great at first, but they slice off these big chunks of meatloaf and then wrap them in bacon, like a Filet Mignon. There wasn't a dry part in the whole dish. The yellow potato mash was good at sucking up excess sauce giving it more flavor. The crunchy onions went well with the tiny pearl onions and everything just went well together. I'd say a good 3 and 1/2 stars out of 5 on this one.
Overall, if you haven't been to Farmhaus this season, please check them out and enjoy what you can.
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