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Cooking local

By On April 20, 2010 · 3 Comments

In case you haven’t noticed, we always list cooking classes going on in Bucks County on the Food Events calendar. I am amazed by the number of varied, delicious courses to choose from, and locations all around the county.

Right now, you can sign up for courses offered through the Community [...]

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Sharpen up!

By On March 26, 2010 · Leave a Comment

Carlow Cookery in Doylestown is offering free professional knife sharpening tomorrow, Saturday, March 27th from 11 am to 3 pm. They do this only a few times a year, so don’t miss it!

They are also giving some great deals on Wusthof Trident Forged Cutlery (15% Off).

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Winery Notes: Drink locally

By On November 17, 2009 · Leave a Comment

Mark and I have become cheerleaders for Bucks County wine. And, yes, we DO know what good wine tastes like. In fact, we are a bit picky about what we drink. I know my New World wines quite well, and have been getting to know the Italians much better. But we’d like all of our [...]

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Back to School with Healthy Lunches

By On September 2, 2009 · Leave a Comment

This Saturday, September 5th, the Wrightstown Farmers’ Market hosts two coordinating events—a chef demo of fresh, healthy school lunch items and a potluck “eat-in” at noon in support of Slow Food USA’s national school lunch initiative—to show parents and responsible adults the advantages to providing healthier school lunches for all kids.

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Marathons, Music and Markets

By On July 24, 2009 · Leave a Comment

Many local farmers’ markets invite local chefs to cook and demonstrate. This weekend, Wrightstown Farmers’ Market will have Denis Chiappa from Carlow Cookery demonstrating how to make some great summer dishes, starting at 10:30 am.

At the Linden Hill Farmers’ Market, Chef David Zuckerman of Earl’s Bucks County (formerly Earl’s Prime) will be [...]

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