as220 foo(d) spring menu 2014

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we make our dishes from scratch to order. call us at 401.831.FOOD (3663) to save time on to-go orders. for max hippie cred, bring your own reusable to-go container! please inform us of any food allergies. there is a $10 minimum for orders paid by credit card. v = vegetarian vv = vegan AS220 Spring Menu 2014 foo (d) SOUPS ($4.5) spicy tomato soup smoked goat cheese, fresh herbs v peanut butter soup ginger, carrots, spinach vv smoked bacon and leek soup chickpeas, kale, atwells gold cheese spicy miso soup shiitake mushrooms, brown rice, spinach, scallions v SALADS simple greens radish, sunflower seeds, white wine dressing ($6) vv grilled asparagus salad local feta, toasted almonds, baby arugula, balsamic ($8) v raw kale salad crispy mushrooms, tempeh, pickled broccoli stems, carrot/ginger dressing ($7.5) vv grilled steak salad roasted fingerling potatoes, grilled onion, salad greens, herbed goat cheese, parsley/mustard dressing ($9.5) SMALL STUFF AND SIDES roasted garlic hummus pita bread (small $2.5) (large $5) vv crispy chickpeas paprika, garlic, basil ($2.5) vv sauteed spring greens kale, chard, onions, garlic ($5) vv grilled asparagus bread crumbs, lemon, olive oil ($6) vv sauteed fiddleheads and nettles garlic, ginger ($6) vv roasted new potatoes lemon, dill, feta ($5.5) vv potato chips assorted flavors ($1.5) v bread ($.5) SANDWICHES ($8) tomato braised lamb feta, red onion, mixed greens, tzatziki, pita bread vegan banh-mi housemade spicy seitan, pickled carrots, napa cabbage, red onions, mint, cilantro, sriracha mayo, baguette vv maple roasted turkey breast bacon, garlic spinach, cheddar cheese, beer mustard, pillow bread herbed grilled tofu hummus, sprouts, carrots, arugula, whole wheat bread vv grilled local chorizo hard boiled egg, tomato jam, cheddar, rhode island hot sauce, open faced on country bread FOO PLATES ($7.5) M.A.C. mac and cheese, broccoli, bread crumbs vegan or dairy R.K.T. wild rice, marinated tofu, kale, almonds vv BIG STUFF tomato braised cod fingerling potatoes, spinach, feta ($12) roasted tofu shiitake mushrooms, black quinoa, broccoli, red curry sauce ($10.5) vv squid and clam pasta local chorizo, whole wheat spaghetti, spinach, spicy tomato sauce, aged parmesan ($12.5) pan fried mushroom risotto cakes stuffed with mozzarella, roasted kale, grilled onions, atwells gold cheese ($12) v grilled lamb sausage white beans, roasted potatoes, roasted garlic, chard, smoked goat cheese ($13) New Harvest regular/decaf coffee ($1.5) exponentially half price refills New Harvest cold brewed ice coffee ($3, no refills) Farmacy herbal teas ($1.5) Yacht Club local soda ($2) available in ginger ale, root beer, cola, diet cola, cream soda, lemon lime, strawberry, pineapple, grape, ginger beer, sparkling water, orange, sarsaparilla, birch beer Cape Cod potato chips ($1.5) DRINKS & SNACKS 4 find a cozy place to sit and listen for your playing card to be called. 5 pick up and enjoy! 6 please deposit dishes in the bin at the end of the counter. thanks! 1 peruse this menu! 2 order your food under the big arrow near the front door. 3 you will be given a playing card. MENU HOW-TO

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Page 1: AS220 FOO(D) Spring Menu 2014

we make our dishes from scratch to order. call us at 401.831.FOOD (3663) to save time on to-go orders. for max hippie cred, bring your own reusable to-go container!please inform us of any food allergies.there is a $10 minimum for orders paid by credit card.

v = vegetarian

vv = vegan

AS220 Spring Menu 2014

foo(d)

S O U P S ( $ 4 . 5 )

spicy tomato soup smoked goat cheese, fresh herbs v

peanut butter soup ginger, carrots, spinach vv

smoked bacon and leek soup chickpeas, kale, atwells gold cheese

spicy miso soup shiitake mushrooms, brown rice, spinach, scallions v

S A L A D S

simple greens radish, sunflower seeds, white wine dressing ($6) vv

grilled asparagus salad local feta, toasted almonds, baby arugula, balsamic ($8) v

raw kale salad crispy mushrooms, tempeh, pickled broccoli stems, carrot/ginger dressing ($7.5) vv

grilled steak salad roasted fingerling potatoes, grilled onion, salad greens, herbed goat cheese, parsley/mustard dressing ($9.5)

S M A L L S T U F F A N D S I D E S

roasted garlic hummus pita bread (small $2.5) (large $5) vv

crispy chickpeas paprika, garlic, basil ($2.5) vv

sauteed spring greens kale, chard, onions, garlic ($5) vv

grilled asparagus bread crumbs, lemon, olive oil ($6) vv

sauteed fiddleheads and nettles garlic, ginger ($6) vv

roasted new potatoes lemon, dill, feta ($5.5) vv

potato chips assorted flavors ($1.5) v

bread ($.5)

S A N D W I C H E S ( $ 8 )

tomato braised lamb feta, red onion, mixed greens, tzatziki, pita bread

vegan banh-mi housemade spicy seitan, pickled carrots, napa cabbage, red onions, mint, cilantro, sriracha mayo, baguette vv

maple roasted turkey breast bacon, garlic spinach, cheddar cheese, beer mustard, pillow bread

herbed grilled tofu hummus, sprouts, carrots, arugula, whole wheat bread vv

grilled local chorizo hard boiled egg, tomato jam, cheddar, rhode island hot sauce, open faced on country bread

F O O P L A T E S ( $ 7 . 5 )

M.A.C. mac and cheese, broccoli, bread crumbs vegan or dairy

R.K.T. wild rice, marinated tofu, kale, almonds vv

B I G S T U F F

tomato braised cod fingerling potatoes, spinach, feta ($12)

roasted tofu shiitake mushrooms, black quinoa, broccoli, red curry sauce ($10.5) vv

squid and clam pasta local chorizo, whole wheat spaghetti, spinach, spicy tomato sauce, aged parmesan ($12.5)

pan fried mushroom risotto cakes stuffed with mozzarella, roasted kale, grilled onions, atwells gold cheese ($12) v

grilled lamb sausage white beans, roasted potatoes, roasted garlic, chard, smoked goat cheese ($13)

New Harvest regular/decaf coffee ($1.5) exponentially half price refills

New Harvest cold brewed ice coffee ($3, no refills)

Farmacy herbal teas ($1.5)

Yacht Club local soda ($2)available in ginger ale, root beer, cola, diet cola, cream soda, lemon lime,

strawberry, pineapple, grape, ginger beer, sparkling water, orange,

sarsaparilla, birch beer

Cape Cod potato chips ($1.5)

D R I N K S & S N A C K S

4 find a cozy place to sit and listen for your playing card to be called.

5 pick up and enjoy!

6 please deposit dishes in the bin at the end of the counter. thanks!

1 peruse this menu!

2 order your food under the big arrow near the front door.

3 you will be given a playing card.

M E N U H O W - T O

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W H O W E A R E

W H A T W E D O : J U S T F O O ( D )

We work in collaboration with Youth Studio, AS220's youth program which provides art access and instruction

to teenagers, focusing on those in or transitioning from state care. We think that everyone can learn how to

cook and that the capacity to create and enjoy a delicious, healthful meal for yourself and your loved ones is a

basic human right. Our restaurant creates six-month rotating employment opportunities for these young people,

providing invaluable work experience, culinary training, increased self-sufficiency and tools for continued

success outside of the program. If you are interested in hiring youth from our program after their training,

contact [email protected].

FOO(D) is part of AS220, a non-profit community arts space. We are comprised of a performance space, four

galleries, live/work studios, a fabrication lab, a community print shop, a darkroom, youth studios and a constant

slew of classes and chaos to engage Rhode Islanders in creative expression. Money spent in AS220 FOO(D)

goes straight back into the organization, helping us to continue expanding access to the arts and supporting

Rhode Island's creative community. AS220's mission is to provide an unjuried and uncensored forum for the

arts and FOO(D) abides by the same spirit. AS220 welcomes you here to congregate and collaborate, eat your

fill or just chill.

We believe that radical things come from our community (radical as in awesome and radical change). This shows

in how we make our food; just as local artists help create a rich and beautiful city, local farmers and chefs

infuse everyday rituals with cooperation and love. We work with over 50 local farmers and vendors to bring you

the freshest and tastiest meals on the planet. We procure all of ingredients locally, as long as mother nature and

father finance allow. We are committed to bringing you food that is affordable (really), seasonal, simple and

creative. We know it's wacky. But hear us out: buying and eating locally means reducing your carbon footprint.

It means you can high-five the people who grow and cook your food. It means that your afternoon snack hasn't

been on a truck for eight days and that when you eat it, it will have actual flavor that has not been fabricated

in a factory. Your food spends less time traveling and you spend less time wondering what went into your food.

You know what that means: more time to make art, more time to enjoy music and more time to relax and soak

up all your little state has to offer.

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