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The Lumière Supper Club: Tomato & Corn Festival

In a return to its roots as a neighborhood bistro serving the metro west suburbs of Boston, Lumière launches a monthly supper club with fun and familiar themes like a New England lobster bake, a summer BBQ, a back to school children’s feast, breakfast-for-dinner and more. The Supper Club takes place in Lumière’s recently-renovated private dining room, where friends and neighbors gather at the communal tables for a family-style, prix-fixe meal including beverage pairings.

As Board Chair of the Chefs Collaborative, Chef/Owner Michael Leviton’s commitment to cooking in harmony with the seasons informs the calendar of monthly Supper Club events – from an end-of-summer local tomato and corn dinner, to a late fall harvest dinner of root vegetables, apples and cranberries to honor Food Day on October 24. The local theme doesn’t end with the menu; local beer, wine and spirits from Narragansett Beer, Bully Boy Distillers and more are paired with each dinner.

Though the themes are fun, the food is serious: Each menu is done in the Lumière style – simple preparations using local and sustainable ingredients – for which Leviton has been nationally recognized by Food & Wine, Bon Appétit, Gourmet, Saveur and the prestigious James Beard Foundation.

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End-of-Summer Tomato & Corn Festival – August 29, 2012, 7:00 PM

($45/person; $15 for beverage pairing)

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A celebration of two local favorites in abundance this time of year with a menu that includes:

  • Corn Soup with Roasted Tomato and Corn Salsa
  • Trio of Tomato Salads
  • Grilled Grass Fed Beef Hanger Steak with Roasted Corn, Tomato and Smoked Beef Tongue Succotash and BBQ Butter
  • Caramelized Tomato Tart with Sweet Corn Ice Cream, Caramel Corn and Basil

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