Showing posts with label chicken. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chicken. Show all posts
Monday, March 12, 2018
What’s New on Pinterest: Loaded Nachos
Here’s the scoop on Loaded Nachos, incredibly quick ways to feed a bunch of hungry basketball-viewing fans this month. Think Hawaiian pulled pork or loaded BBQ chicken nachos instead of plopping saucy meat on buns or pizza nachos that favor crisp chips over doughy crusts. For something different, top nachos with shrimp, chorizo and fresh pico de gallo, lobster, an Irish-y Reuben topping or veer off chips onto Cuban nachos tatchos. S’mores and apple-caramel are “nacho” usual dessert…had to throw that pun in somewhere.
Friday, October 23, 2015
Drumstick, Please...Bantam + Biddy Ansley Celebrates Birthday #3 with Fall Festival October 25
The Ansley Mall Bantam + Biddy location is hatching plans for its third anniversary and outdoor fall festival on Sunday, October 25 from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. The B+B brood will steam up their signature tamales to sell along with October’s sweet nectar, cider. The eatery has invited vendors and friends like Hodges Honey & Bees, The Cook’s Warehouse and Highland Outfitters to fest with the best. Chicks, check out Maria’s stash of scarves for wearing now or holiday gifting.
Monday, July 13, 2015
What’s New on Pinterest
We’re on a roll with our newest Pinterest board. Roll It Upunfurls a “wrapper’s delight” of rolled and wrapped eats perfect for on-the-go meals and picnics. Click over and uncover handy recipes for chicken pad thai spring rolls, fruit sushi, spiced shawarma chicken wraps, spicy bean and rice burritos, baked apple pie rollups and more.
Thursday, June 18, 2015
Set Your Mind on Sweet Tea Smoked Chicken -- Milton’s Cuisine & Cocktails Kicks Off BBQ & Blues Series June 28
Tangy sauce and twangy tunes are coming to Milton’s Cuisine & Cocktails in Crabapple on the Sunday between Father’s Day and the July 4th weekend. The farmhouse-turned-restaurant throws summer’s first BBQ & Blues evening on Sunday, June 28, ushering in lazy evenings with live music, cornhole, craft brews and cocktails. Eats? Right on cue, chef Derek Dollar presents a choice of three meats basking in the glory of distinctly different sauces: sweet tea-smoked chicken with Carolina gold BBQ sauce and cheddar corn muffins ($18), pulled BBQ pork shoulder with Crabapple BBQ sauce and Texas toast ($17) or a half rack of ribs with Georgia red BBQ sauce and cheddar corn muffins ($20). Choose two of these Southern sides to round out your entrée -- white cheddar-and-bacon mac, creamed Silver Queen corn, garden potato salad or cracked mustard coleslaw. Feel free to make a meal of sides ($4 each) or order them alongside a bowl of thick Brunswick stew ($7). Shindig runs 5-9 p.m. Pull your phone out and call 770-817-0161 for reservations, then flag the remaining three BBQ & Blues 2015 dates: July 26, August 30 and September 27.
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Thursday, June 4, 2015
Bantam + Biddy Ansley Give Back Night Helps Lost-n-Found Youth June 8

Monday’s coming around again, and those leftovers aren’t going anywhere fast. Clean out the fridge another night. Instead, wing it to Bantam + Biddy Ansley Mall on Monday, June 8 where Lost-n-Found Youth will receive 10 percent of Bantam + Biddy proceeds for orders placed after 5 p.m. Lost-n-Found Youth is Atlanta’s only non-profit organization dedicated to providing safety and shelter to homeless lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender youth ages 13-25. For this tasty multitasking meal, pick your poultry -- rotisserie chicken, fried chicken tenders with wasabi honey, fried chicken and cheddar waffles or rotisserie chicken on powerful salads. Go for meatloaf made from White Oak Pastures’ grass-fed beef, or if you maintain a meatless Monday tradition, choose a fresh vegetable plate or penne pasta with San Marzano tomatoes, veggies and basil. Solo, duo, family -- there’s a place for everyone here.
Tuesday, February 18, 2014
Get Happy With 50 Cent Wings and Tenders Weekdays at Bantam + Biddy
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After being stuck inside for so long because of all this crazy Atlanta weather, we're ready to fly the coop in search of some delectable new deals. First stop? Bantam + Biddy for wings and tenders
at 50 cents apiece Mondays through Fridays from 3-6 p.m. All of the chicken at
Bantam + Biddy is all-natural and pasture-raised. Peck out a text or tweet
friends to join you at either the original Ansley Mall location or the new
Crescent Avenue venue. Make a toast to finally getting out of the house with a beer, cocktail, glass of wine or classic sweet tea, then chow down on some of the best wings and tenders in town.
Tuesday, January 28, 2014
Coffee for Early Birds and Dinner for Night Owls at New Bantam + Biddy in Midtown
Early birds in Midtown Atlanta now have another reason to celebrate! Newly opened Bantam + Biddy
is serving coffee, breakfast, lunch, dinner and adult beverages seven days a
week at Crescent Avenue and 12th Street. Meet up for business and a
power breakfast of fried chicken and waffles or a pastured three-egg omelet. Need a caffeine boost to get the day started? Stop in for a refuel cuppa after a fast morning walk. As does its Ansley Mall
sibling, the new eatery features local JB Farms eggs, organic Alabama milk and
all-natural and pastured poultry on its menu ($5-$14). Lunch and dinner choices
include "meat-and-two" options such as a quarter or half chicken or
eco-friendly pork loin, meatloaf made with White Oak Pastures grass-fed beef
along with other entrées ($12-$16). Sandwiches range from Southern fried
chicken or California club to a falafel wrap. A mighty salad line-up features
the "Power House" topped with egg, roasted broccoli, sprouts, organic
almonds and other goodies, and an organic spinach salad with quinoa, apples and
goat cheese, among others. Gluten-free seekers will find plenty to please.
Sides and desserts make for even more satisfaction. Little Cluckers, 10 and
under, enjoy a special $8 menu featuring fried chicken tenders, rotisserie
chicken, whole wheat quesadilla and other kid favorites with organic juice or
milk. Gotta go? Call in to the carry-out counter (404-835-6450), and with 30
minutes notice, your "Family Meal" ($45) for three to five people is
ready to go, with rotisserie chicken, meatloaf or 24-ounce roasted pork loin,
an organic green salad, jalapeño cornbread, choice of dressing, three sides and
a half-gallon of freshly brewed tea.
Easy
roosting -- enter Bantam + Biddy directly from the 1010 Midtown parking garage
on Crescent Avenue; the first two hours of parking are free. Weekdays, the
espresso bar pours Batdorf & Bronson coffee beginning at 6:30 a.m., and the
restaurant begins serving breakfast at 7:30 a.m. Doors open at 8 a.m. weekends.
The restaurant is open until 9 p.m. Monday through Thursday and Sunday night,
10:30 p.m. on Friday and 10 p.m. on Saturday.
Friday, August 23, 2013
Chicken Recipes That Will Have You Clucking

Monday, August 12, 2013
Join Bantam + Biddy & Chick-a-Biddy Tomorrow Evening for the Atlanta Community Food Bank Supper Club
Bantam + Biddy in Ansley Mall and Chick-a-Biddy in Atlantic Station, are hosting the Atlanta Community Food Bank Supper Club
on Tuesday, August 13 from 5-10 p.m. With farm-fresh, all-natural and pastured chicken dishes and other
regional fare, dinner for the family looks like an easy choice and the ACFB receives 20 percent of each purchase. For those too busy to dine in, call ahead to Bantam + Biddy and pick up a family meal that serves three to five for $42!
Wednesday, June 19, 2013
Farm Fresh Fare Continues with the Opening of Chick-a-Biddy at Atlantic Station

Chefs Shaun Doty and Lance Gummere of Bantam + Biddy are
finally answering the age-old question of, “why did the chicken cross the road?”
Well, the answer is to open a new restaurant serving healthy, all-natural
poultry. Chick-a-Biddy, which is set to open at Atlantic Station, will have
menu options for eaters of all kinds, including those with dietary
restrictions. Fresh pressed juices, smoothies and signature cocktails are making
a landing onto the menu. Gather up the flock and fly over for lunch, dinner or
weekend brunch!
Tuesday, June 11, 2013
Don't Let this Week Fly By Without Playing Chicken!
Pastured Poultry Week is here, meaning it’s time to leave
the hen house and fly over to one of the many participating Atlanta restaurants.
If you’re asking, “Where should I go? What are the benefits? Pastured what?” well, we have answers! No need to
get your feathers in a ruffle because our Atlanta Dish blog has all the
information on this flavorful week, including links to restaurants and
dad-approved presents.
Thursday, June 6, 2013
Atlantans are Saying "Yes, Please!" to Pastured Poultry
Atlanta restaurants are never too chicken to try something
new, and this week is no exception. Pastured Poultry Week is upon us, and ATL’s
hottest spots are cooking up dishes that will make mouths water from June 10-16. Diners have the chance to taste the difference that pastured poultry offers, including
enhanced flavor, health and environmental benefits. The entire city, including
restaurants like Seven Lamps and No. 246, is clucking with excitement! Check
out the list of participating restaurants and learn more about pastured poultry
at Compassion in World Farming.
Friday, September 7, 2012
What's New on Pinterest: Chicken of Choice
Wednesday, September 5, 2012
Healthy Dinner on the Fly: Pick Up White Oak Pastures Rotisserie Chicken, Eggs and More at Whole Foods Markets
To be any easier,
healthier or tastier, they would have to fly into your kitchen and cook themselves for you. However, Whole Foods Market on Ponce de Leon has made it that easy for you by now carrying White
Oak Pastures' own pasture-raised chicken seasoned various ways and roasted
on the rotisserie. Come on in and pick up one or two for a quick, healthy weeknight
meal that the whole family will enjoy.
All Atlanta Whole Foods Markets carry White Oak Pastures eggs. The
farm's heritage breeds dine free-range style on certified organic pastures,
vegetarian specially blended feed and field-fresh veggies. Boiled, scrambled,
frittata-ed for fresh taste and nutritious value, they're all they're cracked up
to be and more.
Don't forget to mark your calendar!
Whole Foods Markets across the U.S. are having a one-day sale on White Oak Pastures
ground grass-fed beef on Friday, September 7. At just $4.99 per pound, this is a
great opportunity to stock up while supplies last.
Thursday, August 9, 2012
Schnitzel Savings for Dekalb County Government Employees at Seven Hens in Decatur
Throughout the month of August, Seven Hens is welcoming in the restaurant's government neighbors for a discounted meal. Those who show their DeKalb County government ID at the newly opened schnitzel eatery will receive a 15 percent reduction on their tab. The fast-casual restaurant, located at the corner of Clairmont and North Decatur roads, has plenty to crow about in the field of reasonably priced, globally inspired chicken schnitzel. And they're just getting started on community-oriented promotions, so stop by and tell them if you'd like your business to be considered for future perks and schnitzel savings.
Thursday, April 12, 2012
Chef Shaun Doty Demos At 2nd Annual High Meadows School Farmers Market This Saturday
Hooray
for the return of market season! Roswell friends, get your basket or bag ready
for this Saturday… The 2nd Annual High Meadows School Farmers Market is
a one-day festival of local edibles featuring organic and sustainably grown
foods from more than 40 local farmers and food vendors, garden and cooking
demonstrations, live music and family activities that you won’t want to miss.
This
year's festival, sponsored by Whole Foods Market at Merchants Walk shopping
center in East Cobb, is slated for Saturday, April 14 from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m.
on the grounds of High Meadows School in Roswell. At 11 a.m., Chef Shaun
Doty will show the crowd how to make delicious pastured chicken miso soup
featuring Heritage Farms chicken donated by Will Harris and White Oak Pastures. Last year, more than 1,000 visitors
attended this event, and this year's event promises to be even
bigger. Don’t miss it!
Tuesday, October 4, 2011
Chop Chop! Head to Aqua blue for Chop Month
Pork chops and lamb chops are title cuts, still,
chop-lickin' salads, chicken and signature drink specials are more headliners
when Chop Month begins tonight at Aqua blue in Roswell! The Chop Month menu will complement Aqua blue's award-winning á
la carte and Blue Ribbon sushi menus through Monday, November 7.
Look for the Aqua blue "Chop" salad on the starter list with hearts of palm, basil, Gorgonzola, croutons and lemonette on a bed of mixed greens and romaine ($9), and a St. Louis-style hoisin rib chop with jicama and apple slaw ($12).
Entrée features include bone-in spicy Guinness-marinated chicken ($19); Caribbean-spiced pork chop with Maker's Mark glaze, black currants and pineapple ($26); and Australian lamb chop with pistachio, horseradish crust, Madeira demi and mint ($30). All entrées are served with a "loaded" crispy potato cake, sautéed spinach and jumbo asparagus. Chop Month sippers include the AB Classic Martini with Gorgonzola-stuffed olives ($8); the AB Manhattan Chop made with High West Double Rye Whiskey, Cocchi Vermouth di Torino, orange flower water and orange bitters ($10); 2008 Benziger Sangiacomo Vineyard Carneros Chardonnay ($8.50) and 2008 Trapiche Broquel Malbec ($10).
Look for the Aqua blue "Chop" salad on the starter list with hearts of palm, basil, Gorgonzola, croutons and lemonette on a bed of mixed greens and romaine ($9), and a St. Louis-style hoisin rib chop with jicama and apple slaw ($12).
Entrée features include bone-in spicy Guinness-marinated chicken ($19); Caribbean-spiced pork chop with Maker's Mark glaze, black currants and pineapple ($26); and Australian lamb chop with pistachio, horseradish crust, Madeira demi and mint ($30). All entrées are served with a "loaded" crispy potato cake, sautéed spinach and jumbo asparagus. Chop Month sippers include the AB Classic Martini with Gorgonzola-stuffed olives ($8); the AB Manhattan Chop made with High West Double Rye Whiskey, Cocchi Vermouth di Torino, orange flower water and orange bitters ($10); 2008 Benziger Sangiacomo Vineyard Carneros Chardonnay ($8.50) and 2008 Trapiche Broquel Malbec ($10).
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