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21 Acres: Historical Dessert, Celebrating the Bounty of Summer Berries
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Date and time
Thursday, July 28, 2016 · 6:30 - 8:30pm PDT
Location
21 Acres 13701 Northeast 171st Street Woodinville, WA 98072
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Description
What's the difference between fruit cobblers, buckles, and grunts? Join historical food expert and culinary instructor Rebecca Sornson in this hands-on class to learn how to turn the bounty of summer berries into delicious heritage desserts. These rustic treats can be extra special and very beautiful quite easily. Come learn how! We'll round out our evening savoring three seasonal desserts and enjoy a discussion on the historical relevance if each delicious dish.
Check out the special package rate when you take this class along with Fresh Fermentation with Cukes & Tomatoes.
Registration is required in advance for culinary programs. All proceeds benefit educational programming at 21 Acres and initiatives related to accelerating social change toward more sustainable ways of growing, eating and living that protect the environment while supporting a better quality of life.
Learn more about 21 Acres’ cancellation and refund policy.
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21 Acres is a center for sustainable agriculture education and collective action. We offer a range of food and farm-based programs, workshops, events, and tours within the farm, market, and LEED platinum certified building. We’re a living laboratory focused on climate solutions. Come learn, eat, and grow with us.
Contact information: generalinfo@21acres.org | 425-481-1500