Scenes From Yesterday’s Cortelyou At Twilight
While munching on the Indian food that will soon be served at Picket Fence during yesterday’s Cortelyou at Twilight, we overheard neighbors describe the event perfectly: Trick-or-treating for adults.
From Spanish cider at Market on Cortelyou to Punchim balls at Mimi’s Hummus and Tumbador chocolates at Brooklyn ARTery (and so much more), there were so many amazing dishes (and drinks) that definitely put us into a food coma last night.
More than 20 restaurants and businesses offered special food samples and other deals during Flatbush Development Corporation’s annual event, which raised money for our local schools – all the proceeds from the tickets and 10 percent of the sales at the featured stores benefitted PS 139 and PS 217.
Here are some of our photos from last night, as well as from other neighbors. If you took photos, you can share them with us and we’ll post them to the blog! You can email us at editor@ditmasparkcorner.com.
San Remo served up some delicious rice and cheese balls.
We got a glimpse of the Indian food (including some super tasty chicken tikka masala) that Picket Fence will be serving after they close temporarily and reopen with a new menu and décor.
The ladies from El Paso were all smiles last night, as they served up their popular homemade tortilla chips and corn at Latin Fever.
Dr. Valme, of Grace Eyecare, and her mom gave out some amazing homemade carrot cake.
Mimi’s Punchim balls. So, so good.
Plaza Gourmet Deli gave out champagne and cheesecake (red velvet, cherry, and plain) at Brooklyn Industries.
There was a big crowd for the wine at TB Ackerson.
The Castello Plan’s crostinis were a big hit.
Many neighbors didn’t miss trying the Spanish cider at Market on Cortelyou.
Photo via fdconline.
Assemblyman Jim Brennan presented free Cortelyou at Twilight tickets to the winners of a raffle his office held.
Photo via Brooklyn ARTery.
At Brooklyn ARTery, neighbor and executive pastry chef Jean-Francois Bonnet gave a tasting of his Tumbador Chocolates.
Photo via fdconline.
The Ditmas Park Helpers lent their hands during the night’s festivities.
