The Red Hen is a fine dining restaurant featuring the best local and seasonal ingredients from the Shenandoah Valley.
Lexington, VA USA
Joined April 2010
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Chef Matt Adams of Lexington, Virginia’s @RedHenLex balances toasted spices with sweet squash in this spicy butternut curry soup. Get the recipe: ow.ly/7m2E50GTTxc
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Dear Arkansas, you are not obliged to serve her.
Sarah Sanders is set to announce for Arkansas governor in a video going up tomorrow morning, a person familiar with the plan says, confirming @jdawsey1.
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Join us on Facebook Friday at 5:30pm when Ellie samples Red Hen goodies & shares what she is working on lately! @redhenlex #lys #lexingtonva #shoplocal @ House Mountain Yarn Co. instagram.com/p/CKU_TlWF8tJ/…
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Happy MLK Day from the newly rechristened Oak Grove Cemetery in downtown Lexington, VA.
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I've been longing for that cheese board ever since. I'd forgive a lot for a comped cheese board.
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Republicans were more outraged over Sarah Huckabee Sanders being denied service at a Restaurant over her dangerous lies than they are over a terrorist attack on our nation. That really speaks to what they are.
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Like she removed and grifted that free cheese platter from the @RedHenLex?
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Trump can't grasp that 1st Amendment allows companies to decide who gets to use their platform - or eat their food...up to and including the President.
Remember @RedHenLex and the Patriots who took a stand and mountain of grief
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Media, the word you are avoiding is “coup.” I’m not saying they will succeed - they will not. But they are trying to overturn a free, fair election and this deserves at least as much attention as the full week you devoted to Sarah Sanders being refused service at a restaurant.
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As quoted here, I have complicated feelings about Meyer’s unconditional invitation to the table. We probably agree on most points of hospitality; we clearly differ on points of conscience. It’s not that hard: Power + hate = not welcome.
Should restaurant owners offer a seat at the table to diners who represent everything they despise? CAN they legally refuse to serve such diners? I dig into the topic a bit after @dhmeyer’s tweet this weekend. washingtonpost.com/food/2020…
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I love it when a cocktail lives up to its name — even when — especially when — it’s done curbside... “The Bee’s Knees,” indeed, @RedHenLex...
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Hi the financial and productivity costs of providing health insurance as a small business create an uneven playing field that punishes employers that want to take care of workers. @shefalil reports on why I and other small biz owners push for #M4A
npr.org/sections/health-shot… – at Providence, RI
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the funny thing is how none of this — even when it comes from former high ranking officials like Nikki Haley — has sparked a tenth if the outrage we saw when a restaurant owner politely asked Sarah Huckabee Sanders to leave her establishment
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What I learned from my local civil discourse group. washingtonpost.com/opinions/…
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Traitors get booed out of restaurants.
Patriots get ovations.
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Protesters, FBI training, and difficult calls -- Washington restaurants are now political stages, and it isn't easy for the people who run them. @caroljoynt led a fascinating discussion with some of them. washingtonpost.com/news/food…