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Ferment Change Benefit Dinner for City Slicker Farms
UPDATE 6/4/10: WE HAVE OFFICIALLY SOLD OUT. NO MORE SEATING IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE MAKE SURE TO COME TO THE EVENT NEXT YEAR! THANKS TO ALL WHO PURCHASED TICKETS.
This dinner is the final event in 2010's Ferment Change event series celebrating fermented foods and supporting urban agriculture and City Slicker Farms. Join us for a delicious multi-course meal featuring locally grown ingredients and fermented foods and drinks. This event will also feature speakers Novella Carpenter, author of Farm City, Willow Rosenthal, founder and board member of City Slicker Farms, and a Backyard Gardener participant TBD. The Ferment Change event series is entirely volunteer run and all proceeds from this dinner benefit City Slicker Farms. If anyone attending has food allergies or food restrictions, please let us know!
IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO ATTEND BUT THE PRICE IS A LITTLE HIGH, please contact co-organizer Kent L. at kent@cityslickerfarms.org for discount codes. All proceeds from this event will benefit City Slicker Farms and its programs. Since the event organizers are all volunteers, most of the sales price will be a direct contribution!
The mission of City Slicker Farms is to advance food security through the creation of organic, sustainable, high-yield urban farms and backyard gardens. Its flagship programs include transforming empty lots into productive market farms, educating the general public about how to grow food in their own yards, and providing accessible garden training opportunities. For more information: http://www.cityslickerfarms.org.
MENU:
- Sprouted Pea Bisque w/ a simple red cabbage kraut and pea shoot garnish. Served with rustic sourdough rolls and Straus butter.
- A Salad of Little City Garden Greens w/ spiced walnuts; tossed w/ a Fuju persimmon vinaigrette.
- A main course of Dijon-braised tempeh triangles, slow roasted Happy Boy Farms baby carrots in an herbed Champagne vinerette w/a side of steamed greens and pickled sea vegetables.
- Chocolate cake drizzled with a honey-oat yogurt glaze and Triple- Sec roasted strawberries.
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LocationSt. Paul's Episcopal School
116 Montecito Avenue
Oakland, CA 94610
United States
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Kid Friendly: No |
Dog Friendly: No |
Non-Smoking: No |
Wheelchair Accessible: No |
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