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2016 Food & Beverage Vendors 2016 Food & Beverage Vendors Check out the eclectic line-up of food and beverage producers who will be at FOOD LOVERS’ FIELD DAYS EVENT this August 20 & 21 and discover why you won't want to miss this tantalizing culinary event! You may want to bring along an insulated cooler for take-home items. A dining tent will be on site, for you to enjoy food items you wish to purchase and eat while on site. Vendors are in alphabetical order: AGAINST THE GRAIN FARM Mountain, Ontario This farm cultivates and harvests grains from around the world and plants a mix of local pure unmodified seeds. Promoters of both new and heritage seed varieties, Against the Grain offers consumers a range of specialty cereal products. All of their grain has been pollinated by nature, harvested from good soil, cleaned and milled locally, so you can be sure that nothing has been added or subtracted, and you get every ounce of goodness right from the heart of the seed. AUBIN FARM Spencerville, Ontario Do you have a penchant for authentic Indian cuisine? Enjoy a flavourful lunch from their family run organic farm. Enjoy pakoras, samosas, and barbeque chicken, and discover tantalizing flavours of Roshan’s fresh salads, pickles and chutneys. Finish off your meal with a chai latte or rhubarb lemonade and savour a delicious burfi for dessert. CELEBRATE! CAKES Burritts Rapids, Ontario Experience the taste of handcrafted butter cream icing atop freshly prepared designer cupcakes. Each delicious morsel is passionately prepared with love to provide you with a truly gourmet experience. Try the many decadent varieties, including some gluten-free and dairy-free, and learn why there is always a reason for any occasion to celebrate cakes! CUISINE DELICE Glen Robertson, Ontario Offering the experience of 39 years in the field, Chef Andre Durand welcomes the chance to entice you with his expertise in French cuisine. Sourcing fresh and local produce, Cuisine Delice serves up an elegantly simple meal comprised of beef bourguignon, garden salad and mini potatoes. Come and see why this tried and true method of cooking shouldn’t be missed. CURED SMOKEHOUSE Picton, Ontario Care to make things sizzle? Get into the spirit of the barbeque season and summer cookouts. Come out and try Cured Smokehouse’s array of smoked seasonings, spices and barbeque sauces. Heat things up with some smoked olive oil and liven up your salads with a honey infused cider vinegar. Made with all natural ingredients. DOLLY DOLL CUPCAKES North Gower, Ontario This bakery is committed to providing a safe-haven for families of children with food allergies. The bakery uses high quality local ingredients, including Red Fife ancient grain wheat flour grown and milled right here at Upper Canada Village. The bakery is proud to offer a wide selection of baked goods that are nut, dairy, soy, egg, sulphite and preservative free. Be a doll and give them a try! EGG FARMERS OF ONTARIO Ontario eggs are healthy, easy to prepare, affordable and produced by local farmers. Look for the Egg Farmers of Ontario banners on site, where you can pick up some of their literature to discover recipes, cooking techniques and tips to simplify meal preparation. Boiled egg snack packs for sale while qualities last. GANANOQUE BREWING COMPANY Gananoque, Ontario Gananoque Brewing Company aspires to be eastern Ontario’s best local brewer, brewing quality beers in small batches using only the finest natural ingredients. Visit their booth, featuring their local wheat and lighter easy drinking brews; see how beer is brewed, and learn about the history behind the ingredients that make theirs so good! GARLIC PANTRY Carleton Place, Ontario Bill and Sharon have been growing garlic organically for over 15 years and currently grow 5 varieties of garlic which they incorporate into their delicious line of homemade products including; 9 varieties of garlic jellies, 6 varieties of garlic spreads, 3 varieties of pesto, black garlic and hickory smoked garlic. HARVEST HONEY Ottawa, Ontario Now is your chance to purchase some unpasteurized local honey, made where the bees are disease-free and feed on pesticide-free flowers! Can’t decide between honeycomb cinnamon-honey, homey lemon lozenges or butter and creamed honey? Sample each one first, but just know you’ll likely end up getting some of everything, and buzzing about it all the way home. JAMBEL CUISINE Maxville, Ontario A delectable marriage of two different global cuisines. Experience Jamaica's bold, spicy flavours, tempered by Belgium’s rich and full flavoured dishes that offer you a truly international dining experience. KETTLE-COOKED CORN ON THE COB Provided by Farm Boy, Cornwall Ontario … Grown Locally and Picked Fresh Daily There’s nothing like corn on the cob in season, and Upper Canada Village is cooking it in batches for Food Lovers’ Field Days, using 19th century iron kettles hung over an open fire! Sink your teeth into the freshest and best tasting corn you may have all summer! KEVIN’S ICE CREAM Vankleek Hill, Ontario Come and join fifteen-year-old entrepreneurial business owner and operator Kevin Lindenmann, and his wide assortment of homemade ice creams. Made from locally sourced ingredients, one hundred percent pure fruit and free of additives and preservatives. You can treat yourself knowing that you’ve chosen something wholesomely delicious. LINDA’S GARDEN GOODIES, Apple Hill, Ontario Specializing in close to 40 different jams and jellies and 15 kinds of pickles, Linda’s Garden Goodies products have stood the test of time, coming from recipes over a century old, handed down from one generation to the next! Alternatively, discover some newer salsas and pepper jellies as well. LOON KOMBUCHA Smith Falls, Ontario Rich in antioxidants, vitamins, and a wide range of beneficial organic acids, Kamboucha is a powerful immunity booster and detoxifier that has been used in eastern cultures for over 2,000 years. Quench your thirst and try kombucha tea on tap in these three deliciously paired flavours of violet lemongrass, chai rose and lemon ginger. MADE AT UPPER CANADA VILLAGE & MORE Upper Canada Village Indulge in what is made here at Upper Canada Village! Serving up slices of fresh Village Bread baked in the wood-fire oven in the Village Bakery, and 19th century-style cheddar cheese from Union Cheese Factory. Pick up a bag of flour ground at Bellamy’s Steam and Flour Mill. Satisfy your sweet tooth with some of our Crysler Park Maple Syrup, or assorted candies. Wash it all down with fresh-squeezed lemonade or Maple Soda. MAGGIE’S SHORTBREADS Kemptville, Ontario Discover an amazing variety of “all-butter shortbreads,” all handmade by using Maggie’s old Scottish recipes, with only the finest ingredients and no added preservatives! The challenge will be to choose from classic, toffee, ginger, lemon balm, espresso chocolate, mint chocolate, and many more. MARGARET BROWN, CERAMIC ARTIST South Lancaster, Ontario Margaret creates colourful stoneware bowls, plates and mugs, which are durable and dishwasher safe. The designs on the pots are painted by hand and permanently fired into the glaze. Fruits, flowers, geometric patterns and cartoon characters can all be found, and each pot is an individual work of art, with no two pots being the same. MCCULLOUGH FINE FOODS Cornwall, Ontario McCullough Fine Foods, offers a diverse collection of specialty products including whiskey marmalade, tomato bacon jam and carrot cake jam. They also offer a wide variety of pickled vegetables, plus relishes, assorted pickles and pickled cocktail wieners. Be sure to try their turkey pot pies and their French Canadian tourtiers and pastries. MEOW! THAT’S HOT. Ottawa, Ontario Meow! That’s Hot is an Ottawa-based company that produces a line of fruit-based, small batch hot sauces. Working with local farmers to source their ingredients wherever possible. Placing an emphasis on flavour first each hot sauce has a unique fresh taste, and of course some heat. Let the cat out of the bottle! MI COCINA CATERING (on Sunday only) Cornwall, Ontario Come and siesta with Mi Cocina Catering and gratify yourself with authentic Mexican cuisine. Created with ingredients locally grown and native to Mexico this fresh blend of bold flavours will keep you savouring every morsel of their homemade churros and crispy fried tacos. MORRISBURG’S LEO CLUB Morrisburg, Ontario Sponsored by the Morrisburg and District Lions club, youth from the local Leo club will be serving up delicious barbequed sausages right from the farm ....UPPER CANADA HERITAGE MEAT of Elizabethtown ... in addition to the sales of hot dogs and hamburgers. Proceeds from this booth will go towards helping the community address unmet needs. NATASHA’S FINE FOODS Lyn, Ontario Delivering a unique and authentic food experience, Natasha is very knowledgeable in traditional cooking of Ukrainian food. From cabbage rolls to perogies and Ukrainian stuffed peppers, soups and salads the choice is yours! All dishes are served on site, and in take-home quantities. OHEROKON- RITES OF PASSAGE YOUTH CAMP Akwesasne, Ontario Oherokon, meaning "under the husk", is a rites of passage ceremony and cultural intervention held in Akwesasne, and open to all Six Nations Iroquois youth as they transition into adulthood, guided and supported by a caring community of peers and elders. Help the youth camp keep this meaningful tradition alive by supporting them through the purchase of their strawberry jams, drinks, shortcakes, pies and painted gourds. ON THE BEND SUGAR SHACK Chesterville, Ontario Everyone loves maple syrup, but what about maple butter and now… wait for it… maple cotton candy? On The Bend Sugar Shack will be offering all that! Deriving its name from its location where County Road 11 takes a sharp bend, in a tranquil wooded setting at the headwaters of Hosaic Creek, this sugar shack produces syrup from a forest certified through the Eastern Ontario Model Forest program.
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