Chestnut Asheville Restaurant and Bar
Where downtown Asheville comes for creative cuisine and craft cocktails
What can Charlotteans do when they visit Asheville and want to skip the beer? Eat! Among a few other places to try, Charlotte Five recommends Chestnut. From the article: In the past few years, Asheville has witnessed its craft beverage scene grow from being all about beer to launching several cideries, distilleries, kombucha breweries
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Chestnut and Corner Kitchen, partner with many local farmers, makers and vendors. Featuring local products like, jams, honey, mustard, gluten free desserts, meats, micro-greens, milk, cream, cheeses, eggs, hot sauces, pottery, and so much more is incredibly important to us. Why? Because it stimulates our local economy and it tastes GREAT! This month we
Yields 6 servings Ingredients: 4 sheets bloomed gelatin 2 c heavy whipping cream 2 c milk ½ c sugar 1 tsp kosher salt 1 tonka bean or flavoring of choice, grated on a microplane (tonka bean can be ordered online) Method: Place the gelatin sheets in a bowl of cold water to soak for
EVERYONE HAS A STORY. TELL US HOW YOU KNEW YOU WANTED TO BECOME A CHEF. WHAT WAS YOUR “LIGHT BULB” MOMENT? There was a little Mexican restaurant in my hometown of Santa Barbara, California that my family and I frequented. The owner’s daughter would bring me out flan on the house. She never said
“Chestnut’s current seasonal salad celebrates the bounty of spring with a strawberry-focused dish that’s perfect for the warm sunny weather we’ve been enjoying lately.” – Asheville Food News From the article: I met a good friend downtown for a mid-week lunch – one of my favorite ways to take in a great meal while
