Wondering if anyone knows of a farm where I can purchse an entire living animal (chicken, pig, etc) and essentailly pay for it to be raised there (so I can visit it/take pictures) and when it is time to "harvest" the meat, they do what they do and I get all the meat.

As I re-read it sounds just awful, but this is an honest post.

I cannot find a websit listing the live schedule...any ideas?

No, not a restaurant Velda Mae - I think I am looking for exactly what you suggested.

Thanks for the suggestions!

Oh Yes, I know that place - thank you!

I have only been to the Franklin for martini's which are amazing by the way

Are there any Olive (Tasting) Bars in/around Boston?

I want to learn about olives and their different tastes and where they come from, how they are seasoned, etc.

I love Punjab! I am also looking for other suggestions for Indian food in and around the South Shore....

It is delicious, a vegan staple, and great on everything from toast to black beans to salad. Try it!

What about those favorite kids snacks...Tater Tots. I just saw something (chronicle perhaps) on fancy tots made with sweet potatos served with a creamy sauce.

I dont know if I could ever get over my love for th tots from the bag with ketchup.

Where can you find these Elderflower cocktails? Or Elderflower for that matter in food?

Suze123 - I am also starting to see a lot of "family style" dinners being offered. That and boston.com (read by masses) just featured soups around town...now thats economical!

The economy is predicting where we go perhaps....

What do you think the new "it" food / drink / cullinary idea is? We had the Apple Martini, the secret (and not so secret) lounges and Mexican chocolate, to name a few.

Coconut Milk? Ox Tail? foie gras? Smoked salt?

Tantric Bar and Grill (Indian food) has a happy hour menu when you sit at the bar.
http://www.tantricgrill.com/facts/ind...

I had to ask for the menu but it was worth it.