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Updated: Feb 1, 2022

Super Bowl Sunday is one of the most popular junk food days of the year! We all know that the Super Bowl is known for potato chips, sliders, chicken wings, pizza, pigs in a blanket and so much more. Of course those are all delicious but there are ways to make your Super Bowl Sunday less greasy and add some nutrients to the menu! It wouldn’t be the same without some junk food and yummy finger foods but that doesn't mean you can’t have some healthy options as well.

Everyone loves chips and dip but instead of classic salsa, make a bowl of guacamole using fresh avocados or a healthy spinach and artichoke dip to pick on. Instead of just getting chicken wings and french fries for your guests you can put a healthy twist on it by making fried cauliflower bites or baked zucchini fries with Tzatziki sauce. A batch of coleslaw is great for cleansing the palette in between all the hefty bites. And for those who don’t like mayo, the vinegar version is a winner.


Still order your large pepperoni pizza but if you want to try something new, make a pizza with cauliflower pizza crust! It is a delicious gluten-free, low-carb and keto pizza recipe. It’s a simple blend of cauliflower, eggs, cheese, and a few spices that’s flattened and baked into a golden crust. Making the Super Bowl a healthy experience can change the way it is celebrated with keeping the original foods but putting a twist on them! It is always fun to try new foods that are also good for you. And you never know what your next Super Bowl favorite will be!



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With the holiday season approaching and Thanksgiving right around the corner, our team at Harvest Bistro is here to satisfy you and your families favorite home cooked meals to feast on. Our Thanksgiving menu offers a little bit of everything, from sweet to savory.


Our Herb Roasted Turkey Breast & Spatchcocked Turkey with Fresh Herbs comes as a classic to many families for Thanksgiving dinner. But we also offer a Honey & Orange Glazed Ham which brings out all of the vibrant, mouthwatering flavors. Aside from entrees, we will be offering appetizers, salads, sides and best of all, dessert!


Our appetizers come in a dozen per order and include Brie in Phyllo with Apricot Jam, Chicken Satay with Peanut Sauce, Coconut Shrimp with Cranberry Honey Mustard and Beef on Crostini with Horseradish! Our Thanksgiving sides range from Honey and Orange Roasted Baby Carrots, Roasted Brussels with Bacon & Caramelized Onions, Four Cheese Mac & Cheese with a Breadcrumb Crust to even Apple & Sausage Stuffing!


You don't want to go wrong by missing out on dessert...even on a full stomach. Harvest Bistro will be offering Apple Crumb Pie, New York Style Cheesecake and Carrot Cake!


Be sure to check out our Thanksgiving menu on the website and look into all of the other delicious meals we will be preparing for you this coming Holiday Season!



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At Harvest Bistro our goal is to bring fresh ingredients straight to the table. Everyday you’ll find our salads and other dishes filled with locally sourced fruits and vegetables! In this fall menu we set out to incorporate as many fresh fruit, vegetables, and herbs into our recipes, to assure our customers of the best dining experience possible.

You can always count on Tushar to bring in fresh herbs daily, directly from his garden! This is where Harvest Bistro gets all of the variations ranging from parsley, oregano, basil, rosemary and thyme to mint, cilantro, and sage. All of these fresh herbs are used throughout the menu in a surplus of different recipes.


As we finished up our summer menu and began to transition to fall, a goal of Harvest Bistro was to incorporate more autumnal ingredients. You can find our fresh herbs used in our house made marinades, fruit used in house made dressings/vinaigrettes, and fresh vegetables in our soups. Something as simple as using fresh ingredients makes a significant difference and is what helps us make these foods so refreshing. Some fall favorites to keep an eye out for would have to be our new soup with white beans, pumpkin, and sausage, or our house turkey and house stuffing wrap, right in time for Thanksgiving!



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