Our feature this weekend is a pan seared pheasant with roasted Yukon gold potatoes, local rainbow carrots and delicata squash with a creamy mushroom Marsala sauce and a pomegranate reduction. The Cote de Brouilly gamay noir from Chateau Thivin opens with aromas of cherries, raspberries, and dried roses. The palate is full bodied and multidimensional with satin tannins, excellent concentration, and succulent acidity.
Treasure State to Plate: Our Approach to Montana Food Fusion
What do you think of when someone says “Montana cuisine?” Many born-and-raised Montanans may say locally-raised beef, wild game, huckleberries, or, for kicks and giggles, the notorious Rocky Mountain “oysters.” If you haven’t heard of this quirky dish, give it a quick...