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"The
food was fabulous. It is so nourishing to be fed such sumptuous
meals of vegetarian food."
(Participant
at July Yoga retreat which always has more than ½ returnees
and will celebrate its 10th year in 2006.)
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Buckhorn
Kitchen
Buckhorn's
delicious food always follows the seasons, cooking with fresh and organically
grown vegetables. If we aren't growing it ourselves, we supplement our
supplies with ingredients from the organic growers in the Rogue Valley.
Our meals are vegetarian, served buffet style, and can be accommodated
for people with special food needs (not preferences) with 5 days advance
notice. Fish and Chicken can be provided. The breads and desserts are
always homemade. All food at Buckhorn is prepared with dedication and
heart.
The
menus are custom designed according to the type of group and its size,
along with the seasonal availability of locally and organically grown
foods. Fry Family Farms, a local organic farm provides most of the produce,
from wonderful early spring greens such as Swiss Chard and Arugula, to
the usual summer fare including exquisite Tomatoes, to the fall pickings
of Squash and Root Vegetables. Seventeen years of preparing vegetarian
meals for different groups with different food needs has resulted in Buckhorn
becoming well known for its delicious and inventive cooking. People love
the food at Buckhorn.
Breakfast
usually includes a hot healthy grain cereal, homemade granola, freshly
baked muffins or sweet bread, seasonal fruit, hard boiled eggs, orange
juice, yogurt, coffee and tea. Lunches are usually designed around the
season and the weather. If it's early summer but chilly, the
Lunch
menu might be a Spring Minestrone Soup with Vermont Cornbread
and Asian Cabbage Salad.
The main course
for Dinner may be Lasagna, Shepards Pie, or Buckhorn's
famous homebuilt Pizza. An Organic Green Salad with Tamari Garlic Dressing
along with the popular homemade Tassajara Bread could accompany the main
course. Desserts are created to take advantage of foods that are available
at their prime. For example; fresh Strawberries in early June, Raspberries
in July, and Peaches or Blueberries in August.
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