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Posted: 12:00 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 10, 2013

A homegrown feast at Kai-Kai Farm



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Lenore Pinello and her fellow chefs of In the Kitchen shop returns to Kai-Kai Farm in Indiantown next week for a sumptuous farm-to-table feast featuring locally grown ingredients. (Contributed image)

By Liz Balmaseda

The chefs at Tequesta’s In The Kitchen catering shop and cooking class space are taking their talents to Indiantown’s Kai-Kai Farm for a sumptuous farm-to-table dinner.

The feast and farm tour happens Saturday, Jan. 19, and includes five farm-fresh courses.

Chefs Lenore Pinello, Joseph Scarmuzzi and Ashley Glenn have created a menu that goes from day harvest hors d’oeuvre to fresh Kai-Kai salad (heirloom tomatoes, fresh mozzarella, prosciutto) to seared dayboat scallops to grilled Creekstone Farms flatiron steak with caramelized onions to fancy cheeses to Kai-Kai strawberry shortcake served with locally roasted Oceana coffee.

Designing the wine pairings is sommelier Jenny Benzie of Pour Sip Savor.

The last In the Kitchen dinner at Kai-Kai drew a large group of local foodies, including singer and cookbook author (and part-time Jupiter Inlet Colony resident) Olivia Newton John.

Dinner costs $150 per person. To reserve, visit www.InTheKitchenNow.com or call 561-747-7117.

Kai-Kai Farm: 8006 SW Kanner Highway, Indiantown; 561-797-7897

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