Monday, January 17, 2011

Historic Home Tour and Tasting on Sunday, February 27, 2011

Contact: Caryn Roland
Tel. 225.784.0535
Cell Phone   225.907.4429


HISTORIC HOME TOUR & TASTING

Heirloom Cuisine LLC and Desert Plantation are offering a HISTORIC PLANTATION HOME TOUR & TASTING to the public at no charge. Desert Plantation is on the National Register of Antebellum Homes in St. Francisville.  It is a popular destination wedding venue and bed and breakfast situated on a one-thousand acre Plantation near the rolling countryside of the Felicianas.

Heirloom Cuisine, LLC is a full-service catering company serving Natchez to New Orleans and everywhere in between.  They specialize in custom weddings and special events. Chef Jason Roland and Event Planner Caryn will offer complimentary samples of their upscale cuisine. 

The TOUR & TASTING is open to the public, as well as to all past clients and potential brides.  Special discounts on Bed & Breakfast Rates and Wedding Packages will be offered for those who book on the spot.  RSVPs are encouraged but not required.

The TOUR & TASTING will take place on the grounds of Desert Plantation, located at 411 Desert Lane in St. Francisville from 2-5pm on Sunday, February 27, 2011.  Please call 225.784.0535 to register or for directions.



Saturday, January 15, 2011

Baby shower at private home

Today we catered a baby shower brunch at a private home. We served Traditional New Orleans style Grits & Grillades, grilled vegetable quiche, salad of mixed greens, toasted pecans, crumbled feta with raspberry vinaigrette, a fresh fruit display and homemade biscuits with fig preserves. The hostess also had mimosas and a special cake for the mother-to-be. Well, let me rephrase that. She had cake for the mother-to-be and mimosas for the other guests! It was a great party!

Friday, January 14, 2011

Something old something new bridal show

Heirloom cuisine participated in the bridal show "something old something new" last night at The Old Governors Mansion. It was a fabulous event, thanks to Claire Trahan,Mansion Special Events Coordinator, and Allie Wester, wedding planner and owner of Weddings by Allie.
Designs by Milissa provided some beautiful flowers. There were lots o other vendors at the event,as well, including Warren Connerly Photography, Ocken Photography and many more.
Heirloom cuisine provided perfectly seasoned and tasty
Lobster Bisque, elegantly ladled into demitasse cups, smoked angus beef tenderloin bites on homemade crostinis with
horseradish aiolo and chives. Mango curry cream cheese
terrine with maple walnut topping and sundried tomato,
roasted artichoke torte with pine nuts and pesto.
Over 130 brides attended. Special thanks to the Mansion staff and volunteers for doing such an outstanding job of organizing and executing the event. And to Jenn Ocken for lending a helping hand when needed! And of couse, thank you to all the brides, vendors and other participants for coming out on such a cold January night to join us for an evening of fun!!!!

Saturday, January 8, 2011

Happy Saturday, January 8, 2011

What a beautiful, sunshining day in St. Francisville, LA.
We are getting ready for our first party of 2011.  A 60th birthday party tomorrow at a private residence in Baton Rouge.  We will be serving some of our favorites:
Crispy Fried Plaquemines Parish Oysters with Homemade Tartar
Nut Crusted Duck Tenders with Mango Chutney Dipping Sauce

Foie Gras & Black Truffle Flan served in Demitasse Cups with Creme Fraiche and Osetra Caviar
Venison Sliders with Homemade Cherry BBQ Sauce
Whole Beef Tenderloin with Horseradish Sauce
Blanched Asparagus Display drizzled with Vidalia Onion Vinaigrette

Tune in tomorrow for pictures!  Please see our Facebook Posts for upcoming events including:
Something Old Something New Bridal Event at The Old Governor's Mansion on Thursday, January 13, 2011
Heirloom Cuisine, LLC's Annual Tasting at Fireside Antiques in Baton Rouge on Sunday, February 20, 2011
Desert Plantation's Annual Open House and Tasting at Desert Plantation in St. Francisville, LA on Sunday, February 27, 2011