Beyond the Fence: A Culinary View of Historic Lexington

_{Beyond the Fence: A Culinary View of Historic Lexington}

_{Published by Central Baptist Hospital Foundation Cancer Program}

 _{Beyond the Fence:  A Culinary View of Historic Lexington will take you on a captivating journey through Fayette County’s past and present.  The world has long been intrigued by the majestic landscapes of Central Kentucky replete with manicured pastures, elegant homes, and iconic fencing….. miles of unique stone, plank, and iron. The book’s 288 pages will provide the reader with a view of life behind the fences and an overview of the rich heritage that has shaped the modern Bluegrass Region.} 

_{Pressed between historical vignettes and exquisite photography, Beyond the Fence affords a seasonal view of foods and menus that blend traditional and modern techniques, while offering a glimpse inside some of the area’s most enduring gathering places.  Central Baptist Hospital commissioned Marc Manning of Versailles as the book’s photographer and Margaret Lane,  a published historian who worked closely with Dr. Thomas Clark for many years, as historical editor.}

_{Hundreds of area citizens contributed timeless recipes reflecting generations of our local culinary heritage.   261 recipes include seasonal selections of beverages, appetizers, breakfast, entrees, vegetables and sides, desserts and candies.}

_{Local Fare,  Noted  Chefs, Food Writers and Celebrities:  Focusing on long standing success in Lexington,  area restaurants, chefs and food writers have contributed recipes providing a glimpse of our local fare and include:  Phil Dunn, Dudley’s on Short, Mousetrap, Jonathan at Gratz Park, Alfalfa’s, Keeneland, Joe Bologna’s Pizzeria, Greentree Tearoom, Cheapside Bar and Grill,  Sharon Thompson, Gingko Tree Café,  Malone’s,  Sal’s,  Magee’s Bakery, and Merrick Inn.}

_{Notable Neighbors:   Surrounding Lexington are long established businesses and attractions that have contributed to our regional appeal.  Historical vignettes and recipes in the book feature the Shakers, Weisenberger Mill, Kentucky Executive Mansion, Ale -8-One, CastlePost, Highbridge Spring Water, Rebecca Ruth Candy Factories, and Kentucky River Palisades.}

_{Memorable Menus:  A rich culinary history is reflected by the inclusion of menus from eating establishments that were once a part of Lexington’s dining landscape.  Included are:  Brookings, Canary Cottage, Stanley Demos Coach House, Golden Horseshoe, Rogers Restaurant, The Saratoga, and numerous others.}

_{All proceeds from Beyond the Fence: A Culinary View of Historic Lexington will provide continual funding for the Central Baptist Hospital Foundation Cancer Program, which is dedicated to enhancing the lives of individuals and families touched by cancer through patient care, research and education initiatives.}

_{Beyond the Fence: A Culinary View of Historic Lexington retails for $35.00 and is available through popular community events, internet sales and the following retail shops:}

Lexington:  Alfalfa’s, Apparel Outlet, Artique, Ashland Gift Shop, Barnes & Noble, Bella Rose, Belle Maison Antiques, Best of Flowers, Bluegrass Trust Market, Central Baptist Hospital Gift Shop, Clean Sweep Car Wash, Colonial Claims, Confused Confections, Corbett Frame Jewelers, Critchfield’s, Daffodils, Decoratifs, For Friends, Golf Etc., Good Foods Market & Café, Great Harvest Bread Company, Griffin Gate Marriott Resort & Spa, House JSD, Joseph-Beth Booksellers, Julie’s Closet @ The Woodland, Just Us Girls, Keeneland Gift Shop, Kentucky Horse Park, Kentucky Proud Market, Lexington Bluegrass Association of Realtors, Lexington Convention & Visitors Bureau, LV Harkness, Lexington History Museum, M’s Canvashouse, Maple Tree Gallery, Morris Book Shop, Mousetrap, Mulberry on Lime, My Favorite Things, Old Kentucky Chocolates, The Paperweight, Peggy’s Gifts, Polka Dots, Scout Antiques, Something Special, Stylin on Regency, Transylvania University Bookstore, Two Chicks & Co., World's Apart, Your Frame of Mind

Bardstown:  My Old Kentucky Home Gift Shop

Berea:  Kentucky Artisan Center 

Carlisle:  Blue Licks State Park

Frankfort:  Kentucky Historical Society Gift Shop

Georgetown:  Lock & Key Coffeehouse,The Store at Georgetown College, Suzanne’s on Main, Twisted Twigs

Harrodsburg:  Beaumont Inn Gift Shop, Craft Shop at Shaker Village, Old Country Store

Midway:  Back Room

Mt Sterling:  Dede's

Nicholasville:  Bookcents

Versailles:  Boyd’s Orchard, Cornerstone Pharmacy, Marketplace on Main

Winchester:  Court Street Gifts