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| SFT Planning Meeting Minutes 4/6 available here Welcome to the Slow Food Triangle Convivium. Slow Food Triangle celebrates local food and the people who grow and make it. Our members come together to experience and preserve our food traditions, supporting farmers and food artisans who sustain the land and connect us to it. We encourage the rescue and proliferation of traditional ingredients and seek to make those flavors accessible to our whole community. Our current initiatives include: Working for better nutrition and taste education in local schools, organizing Eat Local Triangle for June 2008, partnering with local farmers to find new ways of promoting local pasture-raised pork. New Summer Farmers' Market! Burlington is "growing" a new Farmers' Market. Market hours will be every Sunday, from 2 - 5 pm, through October at Burlington Outlet Village (formerly BMOC). Direct questions to Rachel Rose via email at burlingtonfarmersmarket (at) aacre.com add your event NEW! Castle Rock Gardens & Castlemaine Farm present A Pastured Chicken Dinner from Castle Rock Gardens & Castlemaine Farm: Castle Rock Gardens & Castlemaine Farm present A Pastured Chicken Dinner $25 for an all farm-raised meal featuring pastured chicken, fresh produce from the farms, and Ristin’s internationally known devilled eggs. Sit down or take-out, BYOB Guest Chef Matt Dawes of Table, restaurant of Asheville, NC October 12, 2008, (Sunday) 4:00 pm, at Castle Rock Gardens This Slow Food event is a fundraiser to help send farmers Joann & Brian Gallagher of Castlemaine Farm and Ristin Cooks & Patrick Walsh of Castle Rock Gardens to Terra Madre, the Slow Food Convention in Turin, Italy. For Tickets, call: |
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