ANNAPOLIS, MD (June 14, 2012) \u2013\u00a0 Governor Martin O\u2019Malley announced today the 16 recipes that will be featured at the 5th Annual Buy Local Cookout, an increasing popular event that will kick off Maryland\u2019s Buy Local Challenge Week, July 21-29. Recipes for the event, submitted by teams of Maryland chefs and producers, were selected for their creativity, availability of ingredients, geographic representation, and maximum use of local ingredients. During Buy Local week, Marylanders are challenged to eat at least one locally grown, made or harvested product each day.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe are excited by the variety of recipes and ingredients presented to showcase the abundance of local products available in Maryland, and some of the many ways they can be prepared,\u201d said Governor O\u2019Malley. \u201cWe challenge all Maryland residents, institutions and organizations to buy local products and help strengthen our State\u2019s economy, preserve farmland, sustain a healthy environment, and provide a fresh, nutritious diet for our families.\u201d<\/p>\n
The 5th annual Governor\u2019s Buy Local Cookout will be held Thursday, July 19, at the Government House in Annapolis. Attendance is by invitation only. For the past five years, Governor O\u2019Malley has invited Maryland chefs, working with at least one Maryland farmer, waterman or producer, to submit recipes featuring locally grown, raised or harvested ingredients. Some 27 recipes for appetizers, side dishes or salads, entr\u00e9es, desserts, and beverages were submitted this year. All recipe submissions, along with wine pairing recommendations from the Maryland Wine Association, will be published online beginning July 19. These recipes will also be featured in the 2012 Maryland Buy Local Cookout Recipes book, to be published by the Maryland Department of Agriculture and released at the cookout. To find local products near you, including farmers markets, farm stands and specific produce, visit www.marylandsbest.net<\/a>. For details on the 2012 Buy Local Challenge, visit: www.buy-local-challenge.com<\/a>.<\/p>\n The following recipes were selected to be prepared at the cookout. In addition to these recipes, Government House chefs will prepare a few favorites of theirs and the O\u2019Malley family.<\/p>\n Appetizer: \u201cThree Goats Gruff\u201d\u00a0 Stuffed Marinated Goat Meat Balls Appetizer: Honey Mustard Crusted Scallop with Peach Salsa on Crispy Tortilla Chip Appetizer: Slow-Cooked Roseda Short Rib and Grilled Harris Orchard Peach Salad with Hand-pulled Mozzarella and Asparagus Slaw Salad: Cornmeal Dusted Fried Oysters over a Maryland Silver Queen Corn, Tomato and Peach Salad with a Lemon, Cayenne and Basil Aioli Salad: Herrington’s Crab Salad Entree: Cherrywood Fiesta Herb Encrusted Chicken Entree:\u00a0 Chesapeake Bay Rockfish Imperial, Eastern Shore Corn Salad, Tomato Jam Entree:\u00a0\u00a0 Grilled Lemongrass Beef with Grilled Peaches and Peanut Sauce. Entree: Grilled Roseda Flatiron with a Crab and Mustard Green Salad and Infused Crab Butter Entree: Gunpowder Bison Brisket Rachel Sandwiches Entree: Rumbleway Farm Chicken Confit with Roasted Tomato Succotash on Johnnycakes Entree:\u00a0 Tongue & Cheek Tacos Dessert: Caprikorn Dessert Truffles Featuring Lord Baltimore Port & Dark Chocolate Dessert: Poached Pears Beverage: Bloody Mary Granita with cold smoked blue crab claw, lemon pepper scented bacon, grilled celery root, gremonata crusted shrimp Beverage: Royelle Hampton Cuv\u00e9e Brut Ros\u00e9,\u00a0 Methode Champenoise Sparkling Wine Notes to reporters and editors:<\/p>\n 1.\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 The Governor\u2019s Cookout on July 19 is by invitation only. Press is invited but must RSVP to gain entry.<\/p>\n 2.\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 The full recipes will be made available on July 19 by press release, recipe book and Internet. 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