Showing posts with label spring. Show all posts
Showing posts with label spring. Show all posts

16 May 2014

Come taste our new Spring 2014 Dinner Menu !!


Spring 2014 Dinner Menu

 

Chef Joshua Catone has concocted an amazing dinner menu to highlight the best flavors of Springtime on the Ridge. Of course, the offerings below may change a bit as we get fresh-picked asparagus from our garden and harvest the patch of ramps in the woods - who knows, maybe this year we can get to the morel mushrooms before the Amish neighbors' kids snatch them up!


Give us a call at 877-687-7446 to schedule your dinner reservations! We hope to see you on the Ridge sometime soon!

3 Course Menu   Includes soup and salad.


Porkchop.26
9 oz pistachio-crusted pork loin chop - herb polenta -wilted spinach - rhubarb and thyme chutney

 
Steak.40
8 oz hand-cut filet - roasted new potatoes - brown butter asparagus - green goddess hollandaise
 

Chicken and Waffle.29
jerry’s secret recipe fried chicken - crispy mashed potato & chive waffle - maple scented red-eye gravy 

Fresh Catch.MP
daily seafood selection - green garlic grits - sautéed swiss chard - six-herb salsa


Forager’s Pasta.23
homemade herbed linguini pasta - sweet peas, mushrooms, leeks - parmesan cream sauce - lemon zest and almonds


Meatball Burger.22
8 oz pork & beef burger - goat cheese - arugula walnut pesto - red onion - hand cut fries

Soup & Salad.16/21
large bowl of our daily soup - entrée sized salad - option to add chicken or fish


Yummy!

Amazing!


Yummy!!





03 April 2012

Spring Menu, 2012

Our new Spring menu starts this weekend! Take a look at what Chef Brad has whipped up and come try it for yourself!

Wheat Ridge Chicken ~ Pan-Roasted Boneless Chicken, locally raised by our neighbor at Homestead Farm, served with Marinated Cherries and Arugula-Almond Pesto

Inn House Pork ~ 8 oz Boneless Pork Chop, Juniper Brined and topped with Midwest Bacon and Caramelized Onion Jam

Red Dog's Butcher Block ~ Our Daily Selection from Cincinnati's Charles Bare Meats, topped with Onion Soubise and Parmesan Crumble

Will's Harvest ~ Spring Risotto made with an assortment of Mushrooms, Green Peas, Fine Herbs and finished with Pecorino Romano Cheese

Murphin Ridge Burger ~ Our Half-Pound Burger on a Shadeau Bakery bun topped with Onion, Swiss, roasted Mushrooms, Roasted Garlic Aioli and served with Hand-Cut Fries

Murphin's Freshest Catch ~ From Luken's Seafood at Cincinnati's Findlay Market. Selection changes daily based on the sea's bounty.

Soup and Salad ~ Enjoy a bowl of today's freshly prepared soup with a salad topped with your choice of Homestead Farms Chicken or our fresh seafood selection.


And while we're on the topic of food, there's been a lot of buzz recently about food issues, from ammonia treated beef to pink slime to who knows what else! Frankly, we try to keep out of the conversation because it puts us off our lunches.

But we thought it was perhaps a good time to note that the meals we make here at the Murphin Ridge Inn are a very small part of what we do, but it's also what we spend the most time thinking about, planning for, and serving up. We take it seriously, not because it pays the bills or wins awards (even though it does a little of both!), but because we think it is truly important. That's why we make sure that we are always buying the best ingredients from the best possible sources as close to home as we can find, no exceptions. To us, that's what hospitality is all about - making everyone who visits us feel welcome, and sharing with them the best we have to offer.

We save our kitchen scraps to feed the chickens that give us our eggs, and we save the egg shells for the compost bin that helps our garden veggies grow. We do all of these little things because we think good food is simple food, done right and made responsibly. But we don't want you to obsess over the zip code of your chicken or contemplate the ethics of your salad - we want you to to take a break from the stress of daily life, get some fresh country air, and break bread with those you love.

... just leave the pink slime at home, that stuff sounds gross.