July 28: Sunflowers, BK Salad Project, & Titanic Door Float


Boone Hall Sunflowers

 

Basic Kitchen Salad Project

Basic Kitchen (BK) today announced the 3rd annual BK Salad Project, a six-week campaign (running rom August 1st to September 11th), celebrating seasonal produce, local businesses, and food education.

BK’s Salad Project kicks off on Monday, August 1st and offers guests the chance to sample a different salad each week while giving back to the community. Basic Kitchen Chef Robin Hollis will work with each salad artist to bring their creation to the BK menu. Highlights include White Shrimp & Butterbean Salad, Fig, Farro & Burrata Salad, and a Kabuli Chana Salad. The line-up is as follows:

The series culminates in the ultimate salad celebration on September 14th, with a garden party at Basic Kitchen. Guests are invited to join the BK Salad Project partners to sample each salad, sip on tasty cocktails, and enjoy live music. Tickets for the event will be released soon.

Basic Kitchen Announces 2nd Annual Salad Project: Celebration of Local Produce Benefitting The Green Heart Project – Holy City Sinner

 

Titanic Pool Float

There’s a pool float inspired by the door that Rose survives on in “Titanic”.  You’ll be able to settle the long-debated question:  Could Rose have saved Jack?  It’s available from Amazon for $30.

Amazon.com: The Original Titanic Pool Float- 48″x84″ Inflatable Double Sized 2-Person Raft of The Iconic Floating Movie Door- Unique, Fun Swimming Lounger -Could Rose Really Have Saved Jack? Decide for Yourself! : Toys & Games

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