Our feature this weekend is a fresh Alaskan halibut filet steamed in parchment paper with local cherry tomatoes, basil and a fennel-vermouth herb butter served with crispy polenta and Chance Farm’s summer squash and zucchini. A beautiful pairing is the Jacob Martin chardonnay, made with grapes from 30 year old vines high in the Coast Range of Oregon’s Willamette Valley. Brimming with heirloom apple notes, light lemon and white spring blossoms while the restrained oak rounds out the flavor we are happy to introduce our guests to a glass of this delicious wine.
Fresh Flavors, Local Ingredients: Why Feast Has the Best Salads in Bozeman
Sometimes you want a salad. Not because you feel obligated to order one. Not because you are trying to be “good.” Because a fresh, well-made salad sounds exactly right. The problem is that too many restaurant salads feel like an afterthought. Wilted greens. Random...