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TWILIGHT MENU

AVAILABLE FROM:
Lighter Fare
Sweet & Spicy Roasted Almonds - 6.50
Caramelized berbere spice
THIS MONTH
WE PAY HOMAGE TO: Marinated & Warmed Castelvatrano Olives - 8
Juniper, citrus peel, rosemary & thyme
K & J Orchards
West Coast Oysters - Our Daily Selection
Owned By: - On the half shell with seaweed mignonette & lemon - 2.25 ea
- Baked with fennel cream, brioche crumbs & parmesan - 3.25 ea
Wife and husband team Kalayada Ammatya
and James Beutel (“K”&“J”) Ricotta, Summer Bean & Hazelnut Bruschetta - 9
Just made ricotta, various summer market beans, shaved radish,
Location: heirloom cherry tomatoes & thyme-hazelnut pesto

104 acres in Winters, California Chicory and Stone Fruit Salad - sm11 / lg 13
about 67 miles from Homage K & J Orchard’s stone fruit, radicchio, escarole, toasted cashews,
feta cheese, & a fresh mint-lemon vinaigrette
Working the Land: Add on: House Smoked McFarland Springs Trout - 4

Kalayada Ammatya and her two daughters,


Further More
Aomboon (“Boonie”) and Onanong (“Ona”),
Seared Calamari and Roasted Chickpeas - 15
along with 12 full-time and 30-40 seasonal
Pan seared Monterey calamari, house-made smoky chorizo,
workers. Aomboon’s husband, Tim, also works Star Route curly endive, roasted carrots & a preserved tomato vin
on the farm and farmers markets. Add on: Brokaw Farm’s Avocado - 2

More on the Farm: Brown Sugar Brined Roasted Chicken Wings - 15


White pepper-juniper rubbed, various summer squash, basil,
Wife and husband team Kalayada and black garlic aïoli, shaved jalapeño, fresh lemon & saba
James started farming in 1982. James
was a professor of pomology, the branch of Cheeses
horticulture that is concerned with the study
and cultivation of fruit. Kalayada was born For One - 12 To Share: Small - 21, Medium - 39, Large - 56
and raised in Bangkok, Thailand, Featuring all selections in house with freshly baked bread,
and is a registered nurse. farmer’s market fruits, our preserves, various nuts & local honey

HOMAGE
K&J is a year round farm that offers a variety
of produce. They usually begin their harvest
Charcuterie
season in May with cherries then apricots,
For One - 12 To Share: Small - 21, Medium - 39, Large - 56
peaches, nectarines, plums, and pluots. As Sliced cured meats with toasted bread, fennel pollen lavash,
the summer continues they also have apples, house made mustard & various pickled vegetables
pears, persimmons, nuts and citrus fruits.

Come join us for our market driven breakfast and lunch menus, Monday - Friday 7am-3pm

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