If you’re looking to have a bird-free Thanksgiving, come have dinner with us at Pure Food and Wine. We’re taking reservations from 3pm-9pm on Thursday, November 24. We fill up every year so if you want a spot call soon to book your table at 212-477-1010. This year’s prix fixe dinner menu is listed below, and below that, our to-go offerings for the big day in case you are entertaining at home. Pure Food and Wine’s four-course prix fixe menu will be $72 per person with some additional sides available. A wine pairing of premium wines, handpicked by our sommelier, will be available for $55 additional per person.
Thanksgiving Dinner 2011
Smoked Corn Pudding with Fall Succotash
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Brussels Sprouts with Lemon Sage Pesto
pomegranate seeds
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Pear Ginger Soup with Carrot Reduction
port glazed heirloom carrots
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Celery Root Ravioli with Chanterelle Mousse
hazelnut nasturtium cream
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Walnut Shepherds Pie with Pumpkin Mash
cranberry chutney and fall greens
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Apple Crisp with Candied Cranberries
maple bourbon spiced ice cream
or
Pumpkin Cheesecake with Brown Ale Ice Cream
pecan tuile
Thanksgiving To-Go
Pure Food and Wine and One Lucky Duck will also have raw, vegan and organic dishes available for pickup at our 17th Street location. Orders may be placed by calling ahead at 212-477-1010. The following will be available:
Savory
Marinated Portabella and Wild Mushrooms
Pecan and Herb Stuffing
Cranberry Sauce
Mapled Brussels Sprouts
Celeriac Mash
Desserts
Pumpkin Pie
Apple Crisp
Vanilla Cream
Vanilla Ice Cream
If you aren’t in NYC and you’re feeling adventurous, get Sarma’s cookbook Living Raw Food to find Thanksgiving recipes you can make at home,
like Marinated Mushrooms, Mashed Root Vegetables, Stuffing, Cranberry Sauce, and Brussels Sprouts. For dessert, try the Apple Crisp or,
from Sarma’s first book Raw Food Real World there’s our Pumpkin Tart with Candied Pumpkin Seeds pictured here.
Since 1986, Farm Sanctuary’s Adopt-A-Turkey Project has encouraged people to save a turkey at Thanksgiving through sponsorships that help rescue animals and provide care for them
at sanctuaries, as well as educate and advocate for turkeys, and other farm animals, everywhere. Now is your chance to save even more lives this year! Happy Thanksgiving.
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I’d love to join you again this Thanksgiving, but the boyfriend and I were invited to join the family at the lovely home of his son-in-law’s mother. I’ll bring along some live dishes, enjoy the veggies and salads, and ignore everyone else’s bird eating.
It’s really too bad that the foundation of this festive holiday is the death of a sentient creature. That’s one of the reasons I always love a meal at your beautiful restaurant. This year, it’s not to be.