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(Press Release provided by Boyne Mountain)

BOYNE FALLS: Boyne Mountain Resort has teamed up with Bluestem Farm of East Jordan and Short’s Brewing Co. of Bellaire for a Farm-to-Table series beginning on September 11 in Everett’s restaurant.

Each Friday, the chefs at Boyne Mountain prepare three-course dinners using produce and meats from Bluestem Farm, a diversified, four-season farm offering certified organic vegetables and pasture-raised eggs and meats, as well as regional suppliers. Each course is then served with a four-ounce pairing from Short’s Brewing Co.

The kick-off dinner on Friday, September 11, features a farm fresh salad with arugula and Asian salad greens, pickled radishes, cucumber, carrot, and garlic croutons topped with roasted beet vinaigrette and paired with Short’s Space Rock, a light-bodied American Pale Ale with prominent floral and orange peel-like hop aromas. The entrée is pan-seared Michigan lake trout from John Cross Fisheries served with Traverse City cherry champagne cream sauce, goat cheese whipped potatoes, zucchini and summer squash, and paired with Short’s Nicie Spicie, a spiced wheat ale packed with fresh citrus zest and spiced with coriander and a three peppercorn blend. Dessert is a Raspberry Rhubarb Crumble paired with Short’s Octorock Cider, a semi-sweet, light-bodied cider with delicate pear-like aromas.

Representatives from Bluestem Farm and Short’s are on hand at each event to share information about their products, while diners watch as their entrée is made to order.

Additional Farm-to-Table dinners take place on September 18, September 25, and October 2 at Everett’s. Cost to dine is $29 per person and also includes the opportunity to return to the resort and relax with your date with a Day Spa Pass to Solace Spa, a $35 value, included with dinner.

Diners can enjoy the Farm-to-Table experience from 5-9 pm, and Everett’s regular menu is also available. For more information and menus, visit boynemountain.com or call Everett’s at 231.549.7959.

The series ends on October 9 with an expanded event at Boyne Mountain’s Beach House Restaurant on Deer Lake with dinner service at 5:30 pm and 7:30 pm offering five courses and live entertainment. Cost is $39 with a portion of proceeds benefitting Bluestem Farm’s Help Others Eat Well Fund helping to provide low-income families in northern Michigan access to nutritious foods. Reservations for the Farm-to-Table October 9 dinner are required by calling 231.549.6854.

Located in Boyne Falls, Michigan, Boyne Mountain Resort has been a favorite Midwest destination since 1948.  The family-owned, four-season resort has earned TripAdvisor Certificates of Excellence, been named among the Top 50 Best Places to Ski and Stay in North America by Conde Nast Traveler readers, recognized as a Top 10 Indoor Waterpark by Budget Travel and is a Spa Magazine Readers’ Choice Favorite.  Boyne Mountain offers 60 runs on 415 skiable acres, cross country skiing and snowshoeing, Michigan’s largest indoor waterpark featuring The Big Couloir extreme body slide, Solace Spa, Zipline Adventures, two golf courses, disc golf, lift-serviced mountain biking, beach activities, kids programs, lodging, meeting and wedding facilities and real estate.  Boyne Mountain is a member of the Boyne Resorts family of resorts and attractions.

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