Blind Pig of Asheville is proud to be the recipient for the top honors award in the Food Journals category at the Midwest Publishing Awards Show in Chicago, Illinois for Underbelly- Gastronomical Journalism issue #2 ‘Soul & Comfort’. view this post
Blind Pig of Asheville is proud to be the recipient for the top honors award in the Food Journals category at the Midwest Publishing Awards Show in Chicago, Illinois for Underbelly- Gastronomical Journalism issue #2 ‘Soul & Comfort’. view this post
“We all try to lead a healthy and happy life, but tonight we are all sinners.”
– Chef William Dissen
What is a nice Southern boy with a good Catholic upbringing doing in the basement of The Lift Studios in the River Arts District in Asheville, North Carolina talking about “sexy and lusty” dishes to one hundred guests gathered for what is essentially a charity dinner? view this post
By: Jennifer Tatler
Photography by: Cindy Kunst with Clicks Photography
On New Year’s Eve, my husband surprised me with the promise of an upcoming gastronomic getaway, a secret supper club two hours from home. view this post
Steven Rinella, outdoorsman, author and chef, will give a lecture at 2 p.m. on Sunday at Diana Wortham Theatre. The title of the talk is “Hunting for Food: An Ancient Path through Modern Life.” Tickets cost $30.
By: Bob Bowles
Did you miss it again? The tickets went really fast. But there’s more to come, so rejoice.
I have been to three of the Blind Pig events and I have my tickets for two additional ones coming up. view this post
ASHEVILLE — Fans of the local food and restaurant scene had plenty of news to feast on in 2011. Here’s a look at some of the year’s top food stories:
Food truck debate: Food truck owners will soon be serving up their fare after a nearly year-long debate that ended when City Council voted in September to end a 20-year ban on the mobile units. view this post
Michael Moore made a quiet splash in Asheville when he began the Blind Pig supper club in 2011. The concept is simple but exciting and long-overdue in this area. view this post
By: Mackensy Lundsford
If the word penis offends, stop reading. Right now. Penis, specifically that of a bull, was the word and dish of the evening at the Blind Pig Supper Club’s “Offal Experience” last night. view this post