Plan to come to downtown Indianola next Tuesday Night, February 3rd, from 5 to 7 - it's so much fun shopping in the stores open late....a little food...a little wine...a lot of sweet tea....and live music with Brantley Catlette and his guitar in The Crown!
We have TWO featured artists at The Crown on Tuesday....
Barry McWilliams from Indianola whose work is wonderful and varied...one of my favorite things she does looks like stained glass with paint and texture and precious words from an old hymnal "placed" into the paintings...so meaningful too! I've see people read all the "paintings" then choose their favorite hymn or their mother's favorite! Barry has "lace pottery," layered cut-out pictures, Delta scenes. I don't know the fancy names for all the mediums....but Barry's work is beautiful and meaningful! Just come have a look and meet this sweet, sweet talented artist!
Jack Catlette from Inverness will be with us too! Jack's black and white photography is striking and poignant and captures the heart of the Delta! From the Kinloch Bridge to Indian Bayou - you will relate to the images that Jack captures. His son, Brantley, is one of our favorite musicians and he'll be playing and singing a lot of his orignal music! Brantley will sign his CD for you too! Two talented family members you enjoy meeting!
Food is also an Art Form -- Right??? So I'll be focusing on Creamy Delta Bisque....in several variations including a Hot Seafood Dip! Here's the recipe for you to try for Super Bowl...but be sure and come Tuesday night to taste some of the other ways to use my Bisque! See you then! And don't forget the 10% Discount you can use on-line until Saturday (or at The Crown on Friday or Saturday) The Code on line is NOVFC - at The Crown...just tell Jennifer you saw it on my blog! Come see us!
Hot Seafood Dip
1 Taste of Gourmet’s Creamy Delta Bisque Mix (2 mixes in the box)
5 cups milk
1 stick of butter
Make the Bisque according to directions with the milk and butter!
Then add shrimp, crabmeat, chopped fish fillets, etc. and stir well.
Add a cup or two of grated Swiss and/or Cheddar cheese to thicken the mixture
Serve warm with crackers, melba toast, or in pastry shells!!!!