SUPPER CLUB

BY KACIE WARD, CMCA®, WILLOWSFORD HOA LIFESTYLE DIRECTOR PHOTO BY MOLLY PETERSON

Let Willowsford Kitchen make mid-weeknight dinner a breeze by ordering our fully-prepared and ready-to-reheat meals! Supper Club runs every Thursday from Feb. 16 through March 23. Menus have been crafted by Chef Emily to highlight Willowsford Farm’s harvest and the kitchen’s network of local artisan producers. Sign up for as many weeks as you choose. Meals are available for pickup at Sycamore House from 4 to 6 p.m.

February 16 Cider Chicken Stew with Ricotta Brioche Egg, Gluten Spiced Cranberry Dumplings; Harvest Bread Dairy Thyme Cocktail

Quinoa Salad Pudding

February 23

Hearty Winter Sausage Lasagna; Chocolate Egg, Gluten, Fish, Spicy Blackberry

Kale Caesar with House-Made Mousse Cups Pork, Dairy Margarita Croutons; Garlic Bread

March 2

Slow Roasted Beef and Barley Stew German Beef, Egg, Creamy Coconut with Hearty Rolls; Shaved Chocolate Gluten, Dairy, White Russian Brussel Sprouts and Cranberry Cupcakes Coconut Salad with White Balsamic

Date Dressing

March 9 Chicken and Dumplings; Lemon Cranberry Egg, Gluten, Blueberry Lemon Scented Cauliflower with Meringue Pie Dairy Basil Splash Toasted Breadcrumbs

March 16 Parmesan Risotto with Falling- Lemon Olive Egg, Gluten, Fig Dark Apart Braised Pot Roast Oil Cake Dairy, Beef and Stormy

March 23 Shrimp and Grits; Spiralized New York Egg, Dairy, Passionfruit Zucchini Salad with Toasted Style Gluten, Zucchini, Hurricane

Almonds and Cheesecake Shellfish, Almonds

Castelvetrano Olives

Meal — $58

Serves 2

Includes: Entrée and accompaniments, dessert plus reheating instructions

Cocktail — $20 Serves 2

Coupon Code Information

Order all six weeks at once and receive a special discount of 15% off your total! Must order by Sunday, Feb. 12, to receive the discount.

Coupon code: 15OFF

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STAY TUNED TO THE WILLOWSFORD WEEKLYS TO DISCOVER THE MANY LIFESTYLE PROGRAMS AND CULINARY OFFERINGS WE HAVE IN STORE FOR YOU THIS SEASON. WE HOPE TO SEE YOU AT AN EVENT SOON!

Pink and red hearts are out, Frank Sinatra is on the radio and love is in the air — it’s the season of love. This year, our Willowsford Conservancy offers you a different spin on Valentine’s Day and encourages you to take time out for nature this holiday, especially with someone you love.

Living in an Agrihood provides you and your family the amenity of 40 miles of trails, where you can enjoy the beauty of nature while spending quality time with those special people in your life. Here are seven ways to show nature a little love while making your outdoor Valentine’s Day outing more fun.

Seven Ways To Show Our Willowsford Conservancy Some Love This Season

• Explore our recently completed Pinewoods Loop, with its accessibility features, with your special someone.

• Gather a blanket and enjoy your favorite desserts while you star gaze at Hidden Meadow.

• Purchase a Flower CSA Share for your loved ones, friends and neighbors, or even treat yourself.

• Practice trail stewardship during your next hike by clearing the trail of sticks, limbs and rocks.

• Plant a native plant at your house (inside or outside).

• Stay on the trail to prevent soil erosion. Keeping on the path will keep you safe from disturbing winter habitats.

• Spend quality time with the ones you love. Gather your family, friends and neighbors to hike with you this month by walking the Grange Loop.

Amidst all the glitter and candy surrounding Valentine’s Day, we hope you pause to remember why you love nature, hiking and the Willowsford community.

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