On Sunday, Aug. 10, a gaggle of Nashville restaurant homeowners and creators — all with roots in and connections to Texas — are internet hosting The Texas Market. These people will promote their Lone Star State-inspired food and drinks to lift cash for flood reduction efforts in Texas.
Wes Scoggins, aka The Jewish Cowboy, is a Texas native, and after the July 4 floods he needed to do one thing for his dwelling state. He seemed round and realized what number of Texas transplants had been cooking up good meals in Nashville, so he roped them in on his thought.
Proving that all the things is larger in Texas, together with people’ hearts, collaborating companies embrace: Redheaded Stranger, Tio Enjoyable!, Tempo Nashville, Shotgun Willie’s BBQ, Curry Boys BBQ, Primitive Espresso, Third Eye Espresso, Ladybird Taco, Scoggins’ personal Jewish Cowboy and Jackalope Brewing Co., which is internet hosting the occasion.
Primitive Espresso
“Kerr County is lower than two hours away from my dwelling in San Antonio, and witnessing the devastation and the influence it has had on so many people in our neighborhood has been unbelievably tough,” says Sean Wen of Curry Boys. “So collaborating on this occasion to assist the Kerr County Flood Aid is a reminder that each act of kindness issues, and it’s additionally only a easy option to present that we care about our neighbors.”
The Texans in Tennessee will supply a collection of eats and drinks, together with brisket (what’s a Texas meals occasion with out brisket?), tacos, espresso and extra on the market. Curry Boys, for instance, will make curry queso sizzling hyperlinks and a pulled-pork sandwich, topped with lemongrass barbecue sauce and an herb-and-cucumber slaw.
The group has dedicated to donating not less than 25 % of funds collected to the Kerr County Flood Aid Fund. Along with the meals, the market will embrace a musical efficiency by Bekah Veliz (@bulletsoul), one other Texan in Nashville.
The market takes place Sunday, Aug. 10, from 2 to six p.m. at Jackalope — 429B Houston St. in Wedgewood-Houston.
