An unforgettable meal is one of life's greatest gifts.
Since 2007, Clandestino Supper Club has been assembling unique culinary events, collaborating with artisan food producers, skilled cooks, and talented local artists.
Join us at our wandering dinner table and experience dishes that highlight the best of the season, prepared with ingredients from our favorite local farmers.
Feb 15, 2010
Categories: News
After 4 nights of dinner parties, our mural eventually achieved masterpiece status. Between courses of duck, rocket, pork, and saffron pasta, we painted right on the gallery walls.
Thursday Night: sorry guys we whitewashed over most of your stuff.
Friday night: Is Cupid really evil? At least we know that the Gipsy Trio loves us.
Saturday Night: Cindy P. tells us to Cook with Passion!
Sunday Night: Not much room left on the wall, but somehow everyone filled in the white spots and finished the job.
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Aug 13, 2009
The delicious chicken you've all been enjoying this summer was raised in Indiana over at Janey's Farm. Janey also supplies eggs, spring lettuce, and fruit preserves for all our Clandestino meals. She uses sustainable agricultural practices in her garden and in the way she raises her animals. On our recent visits to Janey's farm, we learned the art of butchering chickens. It's our best bet to bringing the freshest poultry to the dinner table.
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Jun 13, 2009
Categories: News
Music inspires food on Friday June 19th at an undisclosed location.
Amuse: Cheese Sampling including cheeses from Saxon Homestead Creamery in Cleveland, WI and other fine cheeses.
Junior Wells and Buddy Guy: Hoodoo Man Blues
Memphis pulled pork, black bean waffle, tomato rhubarb ‘que sauce, pickled carrot and rhubarb relish
Rhubarb from Seedling Growers: Michigan, Pork: Iowa.
Paired w/ Blanc de Noir from Wilhelmshof, Germany
Rhubarb Sorbet Refresher
Curtis Mayfield: Superfly
Chicken “confit” and greens Agnolotti, chicken and greens roulade, chicken consomme
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Jun 8, 2009
Categories: News
So you want to get some dirt under your nails and grow some food?
Excellent!
The great thing is that you don't need to leave city limits. There are many small growing spaces around town that you can access anytime.
We all want to save some cash on food, and one of the best ways to do this is start growing your own. If you're new to gardening, this is the place to start and learn the basics.
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