Woodstock,
ON – On
the cusp of the annual September farm-to-table celebration Oxfordlicious, it’s time
for your taste buds and all senses to be on high alert for an unsurpassed treat
of local produce and mouth-watering, affordable fine cuisine.
Spearheaded
by Tourism Oxford, the popular event features special feature “local menus” at
several county restaurants, demonstrates the fun behind shopping the back roads
for gourmet ingredients and invites guests to entertaining events with a
culinary component.
Who
can resist the tempting delights of treats like Speculaas Spiced Waffles with
warm apple sauce, Y
U Ranch Beef shank braised in Ramblin’ Road Dakota Pearl Ale with chive mashed
potato seasonal vegetables and tobacco onions, and so many other culinary
offerings?
“There
is so much at Oxfordlicious,” said Meredith Maywood of Tourism Oxford. “This
year you can win an Oxford County culinary experience, getting an entry ballot
with every Oxfordlicious meal, shop and event.
Oxford County Library is also
participating this year, handing out ballots with every cook book people borrow
during the month of September. Dine,
shop, and cook local food. What a great
way to celebrate the harvest”
“Prizes
include a Taste of Oxford basket full of locally produced products, gift cards
local culinary attractions, and 1 of 2 Oxford Fresh Escapes that include
accommodations & dinner.”
Consider
the words of two participating restaurateurs.
“Oxfordlicious
is excellent for Oxford County,” said Cindy Larsen, co-owner (with husband
Brian) of Quehl’s Restaurant. “It’s particularly meaningful for this
establishment because here it has been local meat and produce since day one
back in 1931. We love being part of this wonderful event.”
Chef
and co-owner Eric Boyar (with his mother Pauline Bucek) of the Six Thirty Nine
restaurant says the event is ideal because their establishment serves local
produce daily. “We are great advocators of Oxfordlicious because it showcases
all Oxford from producers to restaurateurs like us, getting so many involved in
a positive way and treating residents and visitors alike to great homegrown
cuisine.”
For
menus and details about Oxfordlicious visit www.oxfordfresh.com
About Tourism Oxford: Based in Oxford
County, Ontario, Canada, Tourism Oxford, is developing a reputation as a
culinary tourism destination. Home of
Oxford Fresh, a group of chefs, restaurants and food producers dedicated to the
promotion of local food; and to the Oxford County Cheese Trail which includes
cheese making now and then with stops at area cheese producers, artisanal
producers, and museums.
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