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HolidayWorld Vegetarian Day10/1/0912:00 AM12:00 AMhttp://brownielocks.com/october.html

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CharitableReservations Available for 11/12 Farestart Guest Chef: Chef Jerry Traunfeld of Poppy10/1/0912:00 AM12:00 AMReservations available 10/1/9.



"A weekly highlight for the FareStart community is Thursday Guest Chef Night, held at the FareStart Restaurant at 7th & Virginia. For FareStart students, it is a unique opportunity to work with Seattle's premier chefs. For FareStart supporters, it's a great opportunity to enjoy an excellent meal, introduce new supporters to the organization, or volunteer. Since 1994, Guest Chef Night has raised more than $1.5 million, revenue which has gone directly back into our program, to support our student job training and placement services.



Every Thursday night, a different Guest Chef works with the students to prepare a three-course meal for over 200 guests served at the FareStart Restaurant. Guest Chef Night has been called 'Seattle's best food lover?s event' andfor just $24.95 it's one of the city?s best values as well. Hard-working community volunteers serve the guests who enjoy great food in support of FareStart and our students - 100% of the proceeds and gratuities from Guest Chef Night go back into the program and fund student services and training.



Guest Chef Night is open to the public and reservations are strongly suggested. For last minute requests, call 206-267-7601 to check for availability."



http://farestart.org/restaurant/guestchef/calendar/index.html
Downtown

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FoodTickets Available for 10/16 Event - Good Eats: The Early Years by Alton Brown10/1/0912:00 AM12:00 AMGood Eats: The Early Years by Alton Brown

Bookstore Event Third Place Commons Stage

Start: October 16, 2009 - 6:30pm



End: October 16, 2009 - 7:30pm



TICKETS REQUIRED.



RECEIVE TWO TICKETS WITH YOURPURCHASE OF GOOD EATS AT THIRD PLACE BOOKS.



TICKETS AVAILABLE 10.01.09



http://thirdplacebooks.com/event/good-eats-early-years-alton-brown
Third Place Books Lake Forest Park

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FoodFall Harvest Demo Class w/Nick Musser of Icon Grill10/1/0912:00 AM12:00 AMhttp://www.a-chefs-kitchen.com/springclasses.htmlEdmonds

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FreePat?s Kitchen: Easy One Pot Meals10/1/099:00 AM11:00 AMThurs, Oct 1, 9-11 am & 1-3 pm

Pat?s Kitchen: Easy One Pot Meals

Pat Leslie



In this class, master seasonal comfort food with do ahead stove top and slow pot dishes. Pat Leslie is your hostess and instructor extraordinaire when she opens the BSC kitchen in the morning and afternoon, featuring demonstrations, tastings and sage advice about cooking techniques, nutrition, recipes, ingredients, food storage and safety. This fun and social exchange takes place on the second floor mezzanine.



No registration required. Free event.



http://www.bayviewschoolofcooking.com/schedule10.html

Olympia

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FreePat?s Kitchen: Easy One Pot Meals10/1/091:00 PM3:00 PMThurs, Oct 1, 9-11 am & 1-3 pm

Pat?s Kitchen: Easy One Pot Meals

Pat Leslie



In this class, master seasonal comfort food with do ahead stove top and slow pot dishes. Pat Leslie is your hostess and instructor extraordinaire when she opens the BSC kitchen in the morning and afternoon, featuring demonstrations, tastings and sage advice about cooking techniques, nutrition, recipes, ingredients, food storage and safety. This fun and social exchange takes place on the second floor mezzanine.



No registration required. Free event.



http://www.bayviewschoolofcooking.com/schedule10.html
Olympia

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FarmersQueen Anne Farmers Market10/1/093:00 PM7:00 PM3-7 pm, Thursdays, June 18 - October 1

W Crockett Street @ Queen Anne Ave. N

(near Pasta & Co)



http://qafma.org/
W Crockett Street @ Queen Anne Ave. N

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FarmersLake City Farmers Market10/1/093:00 PM7:00 PM2009: Thursdays 3pm to 7pm; Jun 4 - Oct 29. Next to the LakeCity Library at NE 125th and 28th Ave NE. "There is a free undground parking garage right next to the market on 28th Ave NE, and public parking on the streets surrounding the market."

http://www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org/markets/lake_city

Next to the Lake City Library at NE 125th and 28th Ave NE

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FreeBook Signing: Molly Wizenberg "A Homemade Life"10/1/095:00 PM6:00 PM5 pm: Book signing with Molly Wizenberg, blogger at Orangette
, author of A Homemade Life, partner in Delancey



http://qafma.org/events/
Queen Anne Farmers Market

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FreeTheo Chocolate Fair Trade Storytime10/1/096:00 PM7:30 PMTHURSDAY, OCTOBER 1st @ 6 - 7:30 pm

FAIR TRADE STORYTIME

Wewill be kicking off Fair Trade month with a very special kid's event. Cozyup to our fireplace and enjoy a reading of "Bella?s Chocolate Surprise" about a young girl?s journey to cocoa producing regions, exploring how chocolate is made and what fair trade means. Sipping chocolate will be availablefor purchase & the cost will include interactive marshmallow cutting!

This event is FREE| NO reservations required



http://theonista.typepad.com/theonistas_unite/2009/09/upcoming-fun-fall-events.html
Fremont, Seattle

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CharitableFarestart Guest Chef: Chefs John Howie, Joe Haynes, and DJ MacIntyre of Seastar10/1/096:00 PM8:00 PMReservations available.



"A weekly highlight for the FareStart community is Thursday Guest Chef Night, held at the FareStart Restaurant at 7th & Virginia. For FareStart students, it is a unique opportunity to work with Seattle's premier chefs. For FareStart supporters, it's a great opportunity to enjoy an excellent meal, introduce new supporters to the organization, or volunteer. Since 1994, Guest Chef Night has raised more than $1.5 million, revenue which has gone directly back into our program, to support our student job training and placement services.



Every Thursday night, a different Guest Chef works with the students to prepare a three-course meal for over 200 guests served at the FareStart Restaurant. Guest Chef Night has been called 'Seattle's best food lover?s event'and for just $24.95 it's one of the city?s best values as well. Hard-working community volunteers serve the guests who enjoy great food in support ofFareStart and our students - 100% of the proceeds and gratuities from Guest Chef Night go back into the program and fund student services and training.



Guest Chef Night is open to the public and reservations are stronglysuggested. For last minute requests, call 206-267-7601 to check for availability."



http://farestart.org/restaurant/guestchef/calendar/index.html
Downtown

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FoodHerbal Medicine Class (First Class in 6-Wk Series)10/1/096:30 PM8:30 PMHave you ever wanted to know how to make safe and effective home remedies? This course focuses on making herbal medicines. Basic skills for making remedies at home combined with a well-rounded understanding of working with medicinal herbs will be taught. Take control of your wellness and expand your knowledge. Learn affordable prevention and treatment of influenza, colds and other winter viruses. Taught by well-known Master Herbalist. Location: Peter Kirk Community Center



Thru Thu Nov 5



http://kirklandparks.net/eConnect/Activities/ActivitiesCourseDetails.asp?cid=27689
Kirkland

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FoodThrifty Kitchen: Community Cooking, Bring Your Kids10/1/096:30 PM8:30 PMEvery first Thursday of the month from 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. join other parents in the neighborhood of all ages to prepare and take home delicious yummy meals which are nutritious for young children. By cooking together you can save money, learn new recipes and make new friends.Children may accompany parents and hang out in an activity room right next to the kitchen.



$25



http://class.seattle.gov/parks/Activities/ActivitiesDetails.asp?ProcessWait=N&aid=23
Rainier Community Center

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FoodCooking Under Pressure Class10/1/096:30 PM9:00 PMJohnna Dietz

The pressure cooker is a time- and money-saving appliance that can be easily used when dinner needs to be on the table quickly. Johnna will give you a lesson on how to use the pressure cooker, and she?ll demonstrate how easy it is to make Orange-Rosemary Beef Stew; Chickpea Tahini Soup with Roasted Red Pepper; and Rustic Herbed Garlic Mashed Potatoes. Even dessert can be made quickly, and you?ll taste scrumptious Orange Ricotta Cheesecake. With meat, dairy and eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Tuesday Sep 29, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle

Thursday Oct 1, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Saturday Oct 10, 10am-12:30pm. Issaquah

Tuesday Oct 13, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Thursday Oct 22, 6:30-9pm. Redmond



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1008



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FoodFast Food for Busy Moms and Dads Class10/1/096:30 PM9:00 PMFast Food for Busy Moms and Dads

Julie Negrin

No more stress at dinnertime! Here?s the chance to learn quick and healthy recipes, time-saving tips, and dinner planning ideas. You?ll see how easy it is to make delicious meals that satisfy both adults and little ones. Menu includes Zesty Mini Black Bean Burgers, Sweet Potato Fries, Sweet-and-Sour Tofu, Creamy Vegetable Tomato Sauce on Spaghetti Squash, and Banana Ice Cream.Vegetarian, with dairy and eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Wednesday Sep 23, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

Thursday Oct 1, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah

Monday Oct 5, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Wednesday Oct 21, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle

Monday Nov 2, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1010



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FoodSecond Time Around: Planning for Leftovers Class10/1/096:30 PM9:00 PM

Jennifer Adler

In an ideal world we would have the time to prepare fresh meals from scratch on a daily basis. Jennifer has been working with busy clients long enough to empathize with this dilemma. In this informative class, you will learn how to transform simple dishes into exciting leftovers throughout the week. We?ll start with Quinoa, Roasted Chicken and Lentil Soup, then let the magic begin; you?ll be inspired by how these dishes can be transformed into a new menu each night of the week. This technique is a great way to plan for leftovers, eat more wholesome foods andsave money, all at the same time. With poultry and dairy; no eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Thursday Oct 1, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Saturday Oct 10, 10am-12:30pm. Bastyr University

Thursday Oct 15, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle

Tuesday Oct 20, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah

Tuesday Nov 10, 6:30-9pm. Redmond



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1002



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FoodEveryday Thai Cooking Class10/1/096:30 PM9:00 PMEveryday Thai Cooking



PRANEE HALVORSEN

Everyday Thai cooking for Pranee?s family means one type of curry and a stir-fry served overwarm jasmine rice. Pranee will guide you through the basics of making Thaicurry in Gaeng Daeng Gai (red curry with chicken, seasonal vegetables andbasil). The stir-fry is Phad Makrua Yao (spicy eggplant with basil and black beans). To accompany these dishes, she?ll makes Jasmine Rice; Som Tum (mixed salad with peanut and lime dressing); and warming Sangaya Namtao (steamed kabocha pumpkin custard). With poultry and eggs; no dairy.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Tuesday Sep 8, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah

Friday Sep 11, 11am-1:30pm. Redmond

Tuesday Sep 22, 6:30-9pm. PCC Co-op Office
nTuesday Sep 29, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

Thursday Oct 1, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle

Monday Oct 12, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Friday Oct 23, 11am-1:30pm. Edmonds



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=979
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FoodHome Cheesemaking Workshop10/1/096:30 PM9:30 PM"Home CHEESEMAKING Workshop

Say CHEESE! All around the world cheese makers are found crafting their own unique blend of 'curdled' milk 'cultures'=cheese! This traditional art is now enjoying a resurgence in the United States. Join local home Cheesemaker Mark Solomon for a comprehensiveworkshop on demystifying the lost art of home cheese making. This class will offer an introduction to the concepts involved in cheese making as well as the practical applications. In the first class we will learn to make soft cheeses like Mexican queso fresco, ricotta, mozzarella, middle-easternlebneh and buttermilk cheese w. fresh herbs. The second class will cover making Hard Cheeses at home like: gouda, cheddar, leicester, colby, manchego and more!

Details: A Hands-On Class. Limit: 14 students.

Who: Cheesemaker Mark Solomon





$120

http://cooksworld.net/classes.php?m=09&y=2009
U-Village

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FreeAuthor Talk: Gourmet Today: More Than 1,000 All-New Recipes for the Contemporary Kitchen by Ruth Reichl10/1/097:00 PM8:00 PMhttp://thirdplacebooks.com/event/gourmet-today-more-1000-all-new-recipes-contemporary-kitchen-ruth-reichlThird Place Book Lake Forest Park

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FoodEating on the Run Class10/1/097:00 PM8:30 PMEating on the Run

Do you know how to make the healthiest food choices at fast food restaurants? Participants learn practical tips and strategies to make nutrition work regardless of a hectic lifestyle.

Start Date: 10/01/2009 Thursday

Start Time: 7:00pm End Time: 8:30pm

Cost: $10.00



https://weblink.healthlines.org/web3/clInfo.do?id=CW00293X
Kirkland

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FoodBeginning Mushroom Identification (4-Week Course)10/1/097:00 PM9:00 PMBeginning Mushroom Identification



PSMS will offer two sessions of beginning mushroom identification classes this fall on four consecutive Thursdays. The first class session begins on September 24th, and the second class session begins on October 22nd. Classes will be held at the Center for Urban Horticulture, in the Douglas classroom, from 7:00PM to 9:00PM.



Where: Center For Urban Horticulture, Douglas Classroom

When: Thursday Evenings, 7:00 pm ? 9:00 pm

9/24 ?10/15 (first session)

10/22 ?11/12 (second session)

Cost: $35 for members and $70 for non members (which includes a membership), cash or check payable to PSMS (bring on first day of class)

Book: Mushrooms Demystified, by David Arora ($35)

Bring: Fresh mushroom specimens

Contact: education@psms.org (for questions or to register.) If you don?t have access to e-mail, you may call 206?354?7789, but e-mail is preferred.





The sessions will be (subject to possible rearranging):

- Introduction to Mushroom ID

- Identifying Mushrooms with Dichotomous Keys

- Cooking and Collecting

- Mushroom Toxins



The recommended text is Mushrooms Demystified, by David Arora. There are several copies available for classroom use from the PSMS library, and the book will be available for sale for $35 on the first day of class.



Class cost is $35 forfour sessions for members, $70 for non-members (includes the price for membership). Please confirm your class registration before coming to class, as classes often fill up.



For questions or to register, please send e-mail to education@psms.org with your name or names. If you don?t have access to e-mail, you may call 206?354?7789, but e-mail is preferred.



Please bring specimens of fresh mushrooms to class. Collect the whole fungus, including any root or cup at the base of the stalk. Specimens are best preserved by wrapping in foil or wax paper and putting them in the fridge, where they will last from several days up to a week, depending on the species. You should make a spore print, if you know how. (If you don't, that's OK. We will learn how on the first day of class.) It is also useful to take a few notes about where the mushroom was collected, and from what sort of habitat (whether on wood or ground, what type of wood, and what type of trees it grows under).



http://www.psms.org/classes.html
Puget Sound Mycological Society

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FoodSweet & Savory Pumpkin Cooking Class10/1/097:00 PM10:00 PMSAVORY AND SWEET PUMPKIN

Thursday, October 1, 7-10pm

Instructor: Suzanne Hunter

Host: Dawn Morse, Kirkland 1, credit

CARVE THE MANY VARIETIES OF PUMPKIN INTO A DELECTABLE FEAST

Chef Suzanne Hunter willtake you straight to the source of memorable fall dishes and desserts. Loaded with vitamin A and mostly overlooked, pumpkin is a great squash to cook this fall. As the basis of a gingery soup or an Italian pasta, pumpkin has a robust flavor. In desserts such as cheesecake, ice cream or mousse, pumpkin shines with its rich and creamy texture.

Pumpkin Ginger Apple Soup
; Pumpkin Gnocchi; Pumpkin Cannelloni; Pumpkin Rum Mousse in Mini Pumpkins; Pumpkin Cheesecake; Pumpkin Ice Cream with Caramel Sauce



$39



Discounts available for multiple class purchases.



http://www.bon-vivant.com/

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FarmersPhinney Farmers Market10/2/093:00 PM7:00 PM2009: Fridays 3pm to 7pm; May 29 - Oct 2. "In the lower parking lot at the Phinney Neighborhood Center, at 67th and Phinney Ave N. The parking area next to the market is free for market shoppers, and street parking can be found in the vicinity."



http://www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org/markets/phinney
Lower parking lot at the Phinney Neighborhood Center, at 67th and Phinney Ave N

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FoodIndian Autumn Celebration Foods Class10/2/096:30 PM9:00 PMIndian Autumn Celebration Foods



ARCHANA VERMA

Fall is a major festival time in India, and the harvest season inspires a bounty of dishes made from fall produce and spices. Archana will demonstrate how tomake some delightful, quick dishes that you can easily duplicate at home.Before tasting the fall flavors, you?ll savor for one last time the refreshing summer yogurt drink Mango Lassi. Archana will also make Poori-Aloo, a comforting potato dish delicately seasoned with cumin, coriander and mustard seeds, served with warm Naan (flatbread); Kaddu Subzi (winter squashdish); Chole (garbanzo beans flavored with cumin and ginger); and Beans Subzi (green beans). Dessert is Fig Burfi, featuring creamy, sweetened ricotta cheese with figs. Vegetarian, with dairy; no eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Saturday Sep 12, 10am-12:30pm. Issaquah

Saturday Sep 19, 10am-12:30pm. Redmond

Tuesday Sep 29, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

FridayOct 2, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Friday Oct 9, 6:30-9pm. Redmond



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=981



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FoodTheo Chocolate Movie Night: Charlie & Chocolate Factory (Gene Wilder)10/2/096:30 PM9:00 PMFRIDAY, OCTOBER 2nd @ 6:30 - 9 pm

MOVIE NIGHT @ THEO

Join us for a screening of the original 1971 classic film: Charlie & the Chocolate Factory, starring Gene Wilder. We will be serving up hot sipping chocolate, popcorn and other special surprises.

COST: $15 (+ tax) per person | Reservations are required*



http://theonista.typepad.com/theonistas_unite/2009/09/upcoming-fun-fall-events.html
Fremont, Seattle

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CharitableGusto! Celebrating the Best of Northwest Food, Wine, and Microbrews10/2/096:30 PM9:30 PMGusto! Celebrating the Best of Northwest Food, Wine, and Microbrews

October 2, 2009

6:30-9:30 p.m.



Edward D. Hansen Conference Center

at Comcast Everett Arena



Join the Everett Community College Foundation for an unforgettable evening featuring Northwest wines, fine restaurants, specialty foods and select microbrews.



Admission includes access to all tasting, plus a commemorative wine glass and plate. Purchase your favorite wines from our on-site wine cellar, bid on silent auction items andlisten to live music featuring guitarist and composer Lonnie Mardis.



All proceeds from Gusto! benefit the non-profit Everett Community College Foundation, which provides funding for student scholarships, programs, and other college needs.



http://www.everettcc.edu/administration/foundation/index.cfm?id=1912&linkFrom=Alias
Everett

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FoodSushi 10110/2/096:30 PM9:30 PMLocation: Kirkland Store

Class format: Hands-On

Price: $79.00

Date: Friday, Oct 02, 2009

Time: 6:30 PM

Restrictions: Ages18 and Older

Instructor: Naomi Kakiachi Watch in wonder as your sensei turns ordinary fish and seaweed into a uniquely delicious Japanese art form. Focusing on presentation, your chef/instructor will teach you how to expertly roll a hand roll, make rice specifically for sushi and ensure that your cuts of fish turn out beautifully.



MENU Sushi Rice - California Rolls - Spicy Tuna Rolls - Vegetarian Rolls - Hand Rolls



End time approximate.



http://cookingclasses.surlatable.com/browse/classDetailPage1.jsp?classId=0490904
Kirkland Sur La Table

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FoodWine Tasting School 10110/2/097:00 PM9:30 PMWINE TASTING School 101

Are you a food enthusiast whoalso wants to learn more about wines? Enjoy a fun Friday evening with local Wine Sommelier Lesslie Burwell as she guides you through a series of winetastings showcasing an assortment of wines. Lesslie will take the class ona ?tour? around the world, comparing popular food pairing wines from different regions, including Sauvignon Blanc from France and New Zealand, Pinot Grigio from California and Italy, Pinot Noir from Burgundy and Oregon,Sangiovese from Tuscany and Washington, and Shiraz from Australia and Washington! She will also cover practical topics such as storing wine, buyingtips, food pairing basics, and will be on hand to answer all of the questions you have but have been afraid to ask! This will be en educational andentertaining evening!

Details: Limit: 14 students

Who: Sommelier Lesslie Burwell

When: Friday October 02, 7-9:30pm

How Much: $60.00



http://cooksworld.net/classes.php?m=10&y=2009
University Village

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FoodItalian Wine 10110/2/097:30 PM9:00 PMItalian Wine 101, Friday, October 2 ? Once again, we take atour of Italy via wines from Small Vineyards Imports, guided by SV national educator, Tom Kelly. Always entertaining and enlightening, Tom is full of stories and anecdotes about the wines and winemakers, and his passionis contagious. Last time he had us sample regional foods along with the wines, which was a deliciously eye-opening experience.



Each class will begin at 7:30 and will run about an hour and a half, with instructors available afterwards for further questions. We are excited to be presenting six classes this session, some new and some past favorites. The cost is $35 per class ($30 for wine club members). If you sign up for four classes or more, you will receive 10% off the total cost. (Participants must be 21 or over.)

We have begun coordinating with local restaurants to present occasional wine dinners. These events showcase some of the outstanding restaurants in West Seattle, and feature wines specially selected to highlight the menus.



http://www.wscellars.com/Events.html
West Seattle Wine Cellars

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FestivalsNorthwest Tea Festival10/3/0912:00 AM12:00 AMhttp://www.nwteafestival.com/program09.html

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FestivalsWilcox Farms Harvest Fest4008912:00 AM12:00 AMCome join our family at the Wilcox Farm for our annual HarvestFest, October 3rd from 10:00am-4:00pm. Free admission and fun for the whole family. Presentations by Food Alliance, Oregon Tilth, Salmon Safe, NWCertified Forests and Drum and Dance by the Nisqually Tribe. Walk the nature trail, take a wagon ride, visit the historical museum, enjoy complimentary omelets and tour our hen houses and egg processing plant.



http://seattle.craigslist.org/tac/eve/1364526379.html
Roy, WA

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FestivalsFestival of Family Farms4008912:00 AM12:00 AMYou are invited to enjoy one of Washington?s last ?good weather? weekends where the seasons collide: select gourds and pumpkins for fall, play on the beach and enjoy the last summer berries and produce.



13 Farms to Visit!



Explore a variety of Skagit Valley's farms: dairy, vegetable, livestock, organic, orchard, shellfish, berry and vineyard

Meet the farmers who grow our food

Take educational farm tours and hay rides ? learn about Skagit Valley's fertile farmland and abundant waters

See Clydesdale horses, alpacas, dairy and beef cows, longhorn cattle, and sheep

View antique and modern farm equipment displays and horse drawn wagons ? the tools of Skagit Farming, then and now

Delicious Farm-Fresh Treats!



Fresh produce, dairy, beef and shellfish markets and roadside stands

Delectable treats and free samples: cider, corn on the cob, ice cream, BBQ oysters

U-pick and pre-picked pumpkins

Lots of Kid's Activities!



http://www.festivaloffamilyfarms.com/
Skagit Valley

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FestivalsCroatia Fest4008912:00 AM12:00 AMWelcome to CroatiaFest, celebrate the history and heritage ofthe Pacific Northwest Croatian American Community and explore the beauty and enchantment of the land Croatia. CroatiaFest is honored to be presented as an official FEST?L event at Seattle Center. We will exhibit the history and contributions of Croatian Americans to the American scene, and presentthe art, music and customs of Croatia and Croatian Americans. The Republic of Croatia will also participate in this showcase of Croatia, its peopleand magnificent panorama.



6th Annual CroatiaFest 2009

Croatian Women: Tradition Bearers



Saturday, October 3, 6:00pm- 10:00pm

Dance Party! &Folkdance Lesson

with Grupa ZRINSKI from Los Angeles, plus local favorites. Free!



Sunday, October 4, 12noon - 8:00pm, Free!

Art Gallery |Cooking Demonstration | Crafts for Kids |

Croatia Today! Exhibit | Films| Foods | Geneaology, History & Travel Lectures | Historical Exhibits | Music & Dance Performances | Souvenirs of Croatia



http://www.croatiafest.org/

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FestivalsIssaquah Salmon Days4008912:00 AM12:00 AMAs the salmon are returning to our lakes, streams and the downtown hatchery, witness their valiant journey up the Issaquah Creek.



This year?s festivities promise to be the best ever with all your favorites...the Grande Parade, delicious Foods of the World, creative and colorful arts and crafts, exciting live entertainment, and our central hub of family fun at the Field of Fun.



http://www.salmondays.org/
Issaquah

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CharitableCelebrity Chef Rendezvous to Benefit Food Lifeline4008912:00 AM12:00 AM10/03 Celebrity Chef Rendezvous to Benefit Food Lifeline

On Saturday, October 3, The Inn at Port Ludlow will host its first annual ?Celebrity Chef Rendevous? benefit dinner and auction for Food Lifeline. Spearheaded by The Resort at Port Ludlow Executive Chef Dan Ratigan, the guestchef lineup includes: Roy Breiman formerly of Salish Lodge & Spa; Mark Beaudinet, former Chef of French Laundry in Napa Valley; Daisley Gordon, executive chef of Campagne and Caf‚ Campagne in Seattle?s Pike Place Market; and Mike Davis, executive chef of Purple, Barrio and Bliss Cafe at the Bellevue Towers in Bellevue, Wash. Each celebrity chef will prepare a signature menu item to create a unique five-course dining experience that includes wine pairings from Washington wineries. In addition, each chef will donate a signature dining experience to be auctioned off that evening. Tickets to the Celebrity Chef Rendezvous will be $150 per person if purchased on or before 9/2/09. Individual tickets purchased after the deadline are $199 each. The Inn at Port Ludlow will offer special hotel rates for attendees of this event



http://www.seattledining.com/calendar/month.asp?Month=10



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FarmersU-District Farmers Market400899:00 AM2:00 PMSaturdays 9am to 2pm; year-round.

"The corner of University Way and NE 50th, in the playground of the University Heights Center for the Community. On-street parking can be found in the vicinity, and the market provides tokens to shoppers for one free hour of parking in nearby pay lots."

http://www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org/markets/u_district



Please contact event organizers above for more information or to confirm dates, timeand location.

Please see www.FreshPickedSeattle.com for additional Seattle food events, farmers markets info and more.

University Way and NE 50th

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FoodGet Your SLICE! Strengthening Local Independent Co-ops Everywhere400899:00 AM5:00 PMA gathering of people who are starting, have recently started
, or want to start new cooperative ventures of all kinds, who want to maintain and expand the long-term viability of strong, values-based cooperative business models as transformational alternatives to the dehumanizing andunsustainable models that prevail in our economy.



A catered lunch will be provided. Coffee and beverages will be available throughout the day. Work-study scholarships available on a first-come, first-served basis. Tickets on sale now!



Notes

Work-Trade and Scholarship available, contact info@madisonmarket.coop



http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/72001
Capitol Hill

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FreeAsk the Chef Booth @ U-District (See Description for Chef)4008910:00 AM12:00 PMNot sure what to do with all the fresh stuff you see at the markets? Get FREE advice from a gourmet chef at our "Ask the Chef" booth at the University District Farmers Market. All questions regarding selecting, storing, preparing, using or cooking what's at the markets are welcome - or any other burning questions you have about food, cooking and what wine goes best with an arugula salad. You can even bring your bag of market purchases to the Chef in Residence booth and ask: what can I make with this?



Take advantage of this unique FREE service and find out how you can make the most of what's in season from your local farmers.



This season's line up of Chefs in Residence:





July



7/4 ? Cynthia Nims, cookbook author and food writer

7/11 ? Robin Leventhal, formerly of Crave Restaurant
n7/18 ? Craig Hetherington, TASTE Restaurant

7/25 ? Jerry Traunfeld, Poppy

8/1 ? Kathleen Flinn, author ?The Sharper Your Knife, the Less You Cry?

8/8 ? Rebekah Denn, food writer

8/22 ? Shauna and Danny Ahern (aka Gluten-Free Girl and Gluten-Free Chef)

8/29 ? Greg Johnson, ChefandFather.com

9/12 ? Jordi Viladas, Caf‚ Lago

9/26 ? Matthew Amster-Burton, author ?Hungry Monkey?

10/3 ? Christina Choi, The Wild Foods Calendar

10/17 ?Greg Atkinson, chef and author

10/24 ? Greg Johnson, ChefandFather.com

10/31 ? Jeff Bergman, chef and food consultant





U-District

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FreeSustainable Saturday Series4008910:00 AM12:00 PMSustainable Saturday Series-Education & Participation

The Sustainable Saturday Series at 21 Acres presents an opportunity to the community to learn and participate in a variety of activities showcasing and demonstrating sustainable agriculture and environmental stewardship. Beginning at 10 a.m., this free series of Sustainable Saturdays, will be held the first Saturday of every month through November.



Farm and garden demonstrations and volunteer work projects are planned between 10 a.m. and Noon, along with an official Farm Tour at 11 a.m. Volunteer tasks could include brush clearing, trail maintenance, light building maintenance and general garden tasks. Participate in a farm task, walk the trails, chat with a Community Gardener or just meander through the wildlife corridor. Find out what?s growing in your community, when you visit 21 Acres.



Educational programs and classes will be added to the Sustainable Saturday Series occasionally. Visit 21acres.org for continuous updates.



Farm Tours and the Sustainable Saturday series are free and open to the public. Remaining 2009 dates are:

Saturday, May 2

Saturday, June 6

Saturday, July 4

Saturday, August 1

Saturday, September 5

Saturday, October 3

Saturday, November 7



http://www.21acres.org/sustainable-saturday-series-education-participation-2

Woodinville

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FoodYeasted Breads Class4008910:00 AM1:00 PMYeasted Breads

Ronit Gourarie

In this popular class, Ronit will take you through the process of creating breads that are full-flavored, light and easy to slice. She demonstrates the shaping of different loaf types (rolls, braided bread and filled rolls) with Oatmeal Bread dough. Then each participant will make a mini-size loaf of Crunchy Millet Bread; mixing ingredients, kneading dough, shaping, following the rise and baking. You?ll leave with the confidence to make other types of bread. Vegetarian, with dairy; no eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



SaturdayOct 3, 10am-1pm. PCC Co-op Office

Sunday Oct 11, 1-4pm. Issaquah

Saturday Nov 14, 3-6pm. Edmonds

Saturday Dec 5, 3-6pm. Redmond



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1032



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FarmersMagnolia Farmers Market4008910:00 AM2:00 PMMagnolia (Saturdays, 10am - 2pm, May 23 through Oct 10, 2009)

Next to the Magnolia Community Center at 2550 34th Ave W



http://www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org/markets/magnolia
Magnolia

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FreeRewards of Fair Trade4008910:00 AM2:00 PMRewards of Fair Trade

Saturday, October 3, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Edmonds PCC Patio

Sunday, October 4, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Fremont PCC Patio

Speak to vendors who will share the impactful stories behind Fair Trade. Samplings include Fair Trade coffees from Fidalgo Bay Coffee, teas from Honest Tea and chocolates from Fremont?s own Theo Chocolates.



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/community/events/ed.html
Edmonds

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FoodRegional Italian Cuisine: Emilia-Romagna Cooking Class4008910:30 AM1:30 PMRegional Italian Cuisine: Emilia-Romagna

Location: Kirkland Store

Class format: Hands-On

Price: $69.00

Date: Saturday, Oct 03,2009

Time: 10:30 AM

Restrictions: Ages 18 and Older

Instructor: Ed Kernan Since Roman times, Emilia-Romagna has been the culinary heart of Italy -- well known for its prosciutto, Parmigiano Reggiano cheese, balsamic vinegars and cured meats. In this class, we?ll explore authentic dishes that showcase Emilia-Romagna?s classic cuisine.



MENU Risotto alla Parmigiana e Salame(Risotto with Parmigiano Reggiano and Salame) - Spagettialla Chittara al Pomodoro (Guitar String Spaghetti with Tomato Sauce) - Tagliatelle alla Bolognese (Tagliatelle with Bolognese Sauce) - Torta di riso(Rice Cake)



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http://cookingclasses.surlatable.com/browse/classDetailPage1.jsp?classId=0490933



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Kirkland

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PacNWMixed Bean Soup with Karol Brown4008911:00 AM12:30 PMOctober 3rd at 11:00 a.m. Mixed Beans Soup. Karol Brown will present a multicultural and multigenerational event about beans, a nutritious staple in the diets of people around the world. Karol serves up a delicious helping of comfort stories with a pinch of nutrition education, spicedup with multicultural folktales, a sprinkle of poetry, and garnished with songs. It is a recipe for a fun-filled storytelling experience you will want to add to your family?s cookbook. (Audience: Elementary through adult.)
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Free with museum admission.



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http://www.rentonwa.gov/living/default.aspx?id=1332
Renton

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FoodPressure Cooking Class4008911:00 AM2:00 PMThe ENERGY-SAVER Cook: The Pressure Cooker ('Green Cooking')

Good for you AND Good for the planet: Learning to use today's pressure cookers will save you time, preserve more nutritional value in your food AND use less of the earth's resources...and are 'user friendly' (safe & easy).These new generation pressure cookers can reduce your energy consumption in cooking by 70%. Guest Chef Coral Olsen is our expert and has great recipes and info to inspire you to feel confident doing more 'green cooking'. Get ready to cook more efficiently & conveniently this year using a pressure cooker: Whole chicken in broth (stock & dinner in one pot),Savory Black beans in 1/3 the time, quick?!Winter squash and apple soup, Steel cut oats(a breakfast treat that only takes 10 minutes!), Country style boneless pork ribs with BBQ sauce, New York -style Cheesecake.

Details: A HANDS-ON Class. Limit: 14 students

Who: Guest Chef Coral Olsen

When: Saturday October 03, 11am-2pm

How Much: $60.00

http://cooksworld.net/classes.php?m=10&y=2009
U-Village

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FestivalsSouth 47 Farm Celebration4008911:00 AM3:00 PM"2009 Farm Celebrations: Enjoy wagon rides, music, farm animals, refreshments and more! Check back for more details as the time approaches, but for now, mark your calendars and plan to join us!"

May 16-17 Welcome Back

May 30-31 Field of Greens

June 13-14 Farm Animal Day

July 4-5 4th at the Farm

July 18-19 Lavender Celebration

Aug. 8-9 Basil Bash

Aug. 22-23 Tomato Celebration

Sept. 12-13 Corn Maze Opening

Sept. 19-20 Potatopalooza

Oct. 3-4 Pumpkin Patch Opening

Time approximate, see website for more details. http://www.south47farm.com/2FarmCelebrations.html
Redmond-Woodinville

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FoodWine Country Harvest Picnic at 21 Acres4008911:30 AM2:00 PMWine Country Harvest Picnic at 21 Acres, first in a series offarm meals showcasing local food, chefs and wine.



11:30 a.m. - 2 p.m.



Bringing together farmers, chefs and winemakers, the Harvest Picnic kicks off the 21 Acres Harvesting Excellence Farm Meal Series. Notable chefs will present course selections with the freshest, local ingredients from the 21 Acres Farm and the Sammamish Valley.



Lunch begins with A Taste of 21 Acres, including amuse bouche (appetizing bites) and wine tastes presented throughout the Farm as you tour 21 Acres; followed by a three course, wine paired picnic lunch. The outdoor table setting showcases the new wood-fired brick oven. Cost: $55 per person; $100 for two. 21 Acres member: $50 per person or $90 for two. RSVP required.



http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/80516
Woodinville

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FoodHerbal Medicine Class: Miels (honey), Acetracts (vinegar), Oxymiels, and Wine Infusions4008912:00 PM2:00 PMHow to Make Your Own Herbal Medicine

A 10 week course Saturdays, 12pm - 2:00pm



Have you been yearning to learn how to make your own herbal medicine products right in your very own home? Come join Crystal Stelzer in a ten week course designed to teach you the fine art of crafting abevy of herbal products. These home remedies are perfect for integration into your daily life as nutrition, beauty care, and first aid treatment,and are wonderful home-crafted gifts to give during the holiday season. We will be focusing on recipes that will invigorate energy, provide immune support during the cold and flu season, support digestive health, and those that will stimulate body and mind.



Cost is $25 per class or $225 for those pre-registering for the full 10 week course. Pre-registration must besubmitted by August 12th to receive the discounted price. Classes with fewer than five attendees are subject to cancellation.



Course Outline:



Wk1: Infusions, Decoctions, and Standard Brews (9/12)

Wk2: Hydrosols, Floral Waters, Flower Essences, and Spritzers (9/19)

Wk3: Facial Scrubs, Masques, Foot Soaks, and Body Scrubs (9/26)

Wk4: Miels (honey), Acetracts (vinegar), Oxymiels, and Wine Infusions (10/3)

Wk5: Syrups, Elixers, and Cordials (10/10)

Wk6: Pills, Capsules, and Lozenges (10/17)

Wk7: Herbal Infused Oils (fresh and dry), and Suppositories (10/24)

Wk8: Salves, Lip Balms, and Vapo-Rubs (10/31)

Wk9: Creams, Lotions, and Essential Oil Emulsions (11/7)

** no class on 11/14 **

Wk10: Glycerites, Tinctures (fresh and dry), and Spirits (11/21)



Crystal holds a BS in Herbal Sciences from Bastyr University where she is an adjunctprofessor, teaching classes on herbal medicine making and materia medica. It is her desire to bring the simple art of herbal medicine making back into the lives of those in her community so that she may inspire and educatethose around her to live a more healthful life.



http://www.rainbownatural.com/Ul_CMS/Ul_Events/index.php
Rainbow Remedies

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FreeTomato Taste Off @ Molbaks4008912:00 PM2:00 PMfeaturing 21 Acre?s Tomato Breeder, Tom Wagner's latest tomato varieties

Tomato Taste Off

Sample delicious new varieties as well as classic and heirloom tomatoes and rate them for Tom! More than 20 tomatoes will be featured. Don?t miss it!



http://www.molbaks.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=page.display&page_id=66



Woodinville

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FestivalsTacoma Craft Beer Festival4008912:00 PM9:00 PMhttp://tacomacraftbeerfest.com/Tacoma

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FreeCaring for Your Tomato Plants & Preparing for Next Year?s Crop @ Molbaks4008912:30 PM1:30 PMfeaturing King Co. Master Gardener Wally Prestbo, Tomato Manager, Bellevue Urban Demo Garden

Caring for Your Tomato Plants & Preparing for Next Year?s Crop

Wally will share tips on late-season care for tomato plants and teach you how to identify and treat your plants for diseases.Learn how to prepare soil for next year?s crops and get the results from his recent Sept. Tomato Taste Off.





http://www.molbaks.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=page.display&page_id=66
Woodinville

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PacNWHalloween & Fall Cooking Decorating Class400892:00 PM4:00 PM"Hands-On" Halloween & Fall Cooking Decorating Class

Learn new techniques while creating your Fall and Halloween special treats.



Class Date(s):



Saturday, October 3rd, 2:00 - 4:00 pm





Class Details

Class Fee: $35.00



Instructor(s): Diane Nishimoto



Location: J. Matheson Kitchen & Gourmet



http://jmatheson.com/classes.php?class_id=214



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Everett

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FoodThe Art of Chocolate Class400892:00 PM5:00 PMThe Art of Chocolate

Location: Kirkland Store

Class format:Hands-On

Price: $69.00

Date: Saturday, Oct 03, 2009

Time: 2:00 PM

Restrictions: Ages 18 and Older

Instructor: Rachael Coyle Chocolate was once believed to have divine properties, and while that may not be true, it makes it no less magical today. Join us as we take chocolate toirresistible heights with recipes for desserts, candies and other assorted delights. You'll learn chocolate techniques like tempering and melting, making ganache, assembling truffles and more. It's all easier than you think, and just as delicious as you imagine.



MENU Chocolate Biscotti - Chocolate Caramels - Silky Chocolate Pudding - Individual Chocolate Souffles - Bittersweet Chocolate Truffles



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http://cookingclasses.surlatable.com/browse/classDetailPage1.jsp?classId=0490914



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Kirkland

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FoodFemale Winemakers of Italy Tasting @ Serafina400892:00 PM5:00 PMFemale Winemakers of Italy

October 3rd, 2pm

$55

Guest Host: Regina Daigneault



Italy boasts an incredibly talented line-up of female winemakers who are garnering international acclaim. Discover how Italian women in wine are using both traditional and modern grapes, growing practices and winemaking methods to create some of the most remarkable, award-winning wines available in today's market.



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http://www.serafinaseattle.com/events/wine_tastings.php



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Eastlake

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CharitableOktoberBreast Cancer Awareness Fundraiser400892:00 PM10:00 PMBenefits Gilda's Club, bands, brew, brats.



http://smartypantsseattle.com/oktoberbreast09.html
Georgetown

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FoodFall Harvest Juicing and Raw Soups Class400893:00 PM5:30 PMFall Harvest Juicing and Raw Soups

Cherie Calbom

Cherie wowed us last winter with great ideas for making hearty, flavorful and healthy drinks and soups, and she has more in store for us this fall. She?ll cover an overview of juicing and how to choose a juicer, with recipes and samples of some of her most popular and tasty creations, such as Salsa in a Glass. You?ll also taste Cherie?s Quick Energy Soup; Yam Bisque; and Icy Spicy Tomato Soup, served with crispy Corn Crackers. Vegetarian; no dairyor eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Wednesday Sep 16, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Saturday Sep 19, 10am-12:30pm. Bastyr University

Saturday Oct 3, 3-5:30pm. Redmond

Monday Oct 5, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah

Saturday Oct 10, 3-5:30pm. West Seattle



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1001



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FoodMeet Me on the Riviera: Food and Wines of Provence Class400893:00 PM5:30 PMMeet Me on the Riviera: Food and Wines of Provence



VIDACOLLERY, ROBERT PETERSEN

Fresh, seasonal food simply prepared is the hallmark of this regional Mediterranean cuisine, while the wines are infusedwith the warm flavors of wild, herb-filled meadows. Vida demonstrates a delightful menu while Robert discusses and pours the wine. They explore how climate and culture combine to produce delicious food and wine combinations. On the menu is Soupe de Moules (saffron-scented mussel soup with vermicelli); Gigot de Mare (baked garlic-studded fish with ratatouille); and Salade Verte (seasonal green salad with classic vinaigrette). Dessert is Fantaise Glace aux Poires et aux Bananes (wine-poached pears and bananas with meringue and ice cream). With seafood, dairy and eggs.



Members: $45, Non-members: $50

Includes $5 for wine tasting.



Friday Sep 18, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Saturday Oct 3, 3-5:30pm. Issaquah

Friday Oct 9, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Wednesday Oct 14, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

Thursday Oct 29, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=985



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CharitableNordic Heritage Museum 30th Anniversary Fundraiser Dinner w/Chef Ludger Szmania400895:00 PM9:00 PM30th Anniversary fundraiser dinner

October 3, 5:00pm

The Nordic Heritage Museum will celebrate a landmark in its history on Saturday,October 3, with a special fundraising dinner. Honoring the thirtieth anniversary of the Museum?s founding, we will pay tribute to those who worked diligently in creating the Museum. A gourmet dinner will be prepared by world-renowned special guest chef Ludger Szmania of Magnolia?s famous Szmania?s restaurant.



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See original posting on MyBallard for details:



http://www.myballard.com/events/
Ballard

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CharitableTake a Bite Out of Hunger Benefit Auction400895:30 PM10:00 PMUpcoming Events

2009 Take a Bite Out of Hunger Benefit Auction

October 3rd, 2009, 5:30-10 pm



Join us Saturday, October 3rd at 5:30pm for this year's Take a Bite Out of Hunger Benefit Auction to support the work of the University District Food Bank.



This year's event will impress even our most seasoned auction attendees. We will have many past favorites (the restaurant frenzy, dessert dash, and a delicious dinner from Cameron Catering) plus a few surprises to keep things interesting.



Of course, we have LOTS of great items to bid on including airline tickets fromboth Alaska and Southwest, a 10 day cruise from Holland America, winemaker for the day and hotel stays at many great places across the Northwest. Don't miss out on this great event!



This year's auction is again at St. Demetrios Hall in Seattle's Montlake neighborhood. Specific directions to the hall are available at www.demetrioshall.com/directions.htm .



Doors open at 5:30 with complimentary champagne until 6pm. The first table of itemscloses at 6:30 though so don't be late.



Auction tickets are just $60 ifyou order before September 1st. Tables of eight can be reserved so gather your friends together and make it a fun night out in support of a great cause.



http://www.udistrictfoodbank.org/events.php
Montlake

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FestivalsNorthwest Tea Festival4009012:00 AM12:00 AMhttp://www.nwteafestival.com/program09.html

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FestivalsFestival of Family Farms4009012:00 AM12:00 AMYou are invited to enjoy one of Washington?s last ?good weather? weekends where the seasons collide: select gourds and pumpkins for fall, play on the beach and enjoy the last summer berries and produce.



13 Farms to Visit!



Explore a variety of Skagit Valley's farms: dairy, vegetable, livestock, organic, orchard, shellfish, berry and vineyard

Meet the farmers who grow our food

Take educational farm tours and hay rides ? learn about Skagit Valley's fertile farmland and abundant waters

See Clydesdale horses, alpacas, dairy and beef cows, longhorn cattle, and sheep

View antique and modern farm equipment displays and horse drawn wagons ? the tools of Skagit Farming, then and now

Delicious Farm-Fresh Treats!



Fresh produce, dairy, beef and shellfish markets and roadside stands

Delectable treats and free samples: cider, corn on the cob, ice cream, BBQ oysters

U-pick and pre-picked pumpkins

Lots of Kid's Activities!



http://www.festivaloffamilyfarms.com/
Skagit Valley

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FestivalsCroatia Fest4009012:00 AM12:00 AMWelcome to CroatiaFest, celebrate the history and heritage ofthe Pacific Northwest Croatian American Community and explore the beauty and enchantment of the land Croatia. CroatiaFest is honored to be presented as an official FEST?L event at Seattle Center. We will exhibit the history and contributions of Croatian Americans to the American scene, and presentthe art, music and customs of Croatia and Croatian Americans. The Republic of Croatia will also participate in this showcase of Croatia, its peopleand magnificent panorama.



6th Annual CroatiaFest 2009

Croatian Women: Tradition Bearers



Saturday, October 3, 6:00pm- 10:00pm

Dance Party! &Folkdance Lesson

with Grupa ZRINSKI from Los Angeles, plus local favorites. Free!



Sunday, October 4, 12noon - 8:00pm, Free!

Art Gallery |Cooking Demonstration | Crafts for Kids |

Croatia Today! Exhibit | Films| Foods | Geneaology, History & Travel Lectures | Historical Exhibits | Music & Dance Performances | Souvenirs of Croatia



http://www.croatiafest.org/

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FestivalsIssaquah Salmon Days4009012:00 AM12:00 AMAs the salmon are returning to our lakes, streams and the downtown hatchery, witness their valiant journey up the Issaquah Creek.



This year?s festivities promise to be the best ever with all your favorites...the Grande Parade, delicious Foods of the World, creative and colorful arts and crafts, exciting live entertainment, and our central hub of family fun at the Field of Fun.



http://www.salmondays.org/
Issaquah

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FoodSwedish Pancake Breakfast400908:00 AM1:30 PM"Every first Sunday of the month we serve up authentic Swedishpancakes for our members and our friends in the community! The pancake breakfast is open to the public...in addition to Swedish pancakes, there's music and folk dancing, good friends, and real Swedish coffee. Everyone is welcome!



Price for Breakfast [includes pancakes with lingon or strawberries, ham, milk, coffee, orange juice, and seconds]:



Adults: $8. SCCMembers $6. Children 5?12: $4. Children under 5: FREE.



Our breakfast runs between 8 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. on the first Sunday of every month, exceptJuly and August.



If you would like to volunteer and help at the pancakebreakfast, please contact us and let us know!"



http://www.swedishculturalcenter.org/Events/pancake.htm
1920 Dexter Ave N. Seattle, WA

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FreeCoffee Tasting at Whole Foods400909:00 AM10:00 AMNEW! NEW! NEW! SUNDAY COFFEE Tasting

9-10am in Salud! FREE



Drop in and enjoy coffee like a pro. Just like our wine tasting, a Different Roaster and Beans will be featured each week. You'll be sniffing, slurping, swallowing and learning how to evaluate coffee's fragrance, aroma, taste, nose, aftertaste and body. Say "Good morning!" with us every Sunday this fall!



http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/stores/bellevue/storecalendar.php





Bellevue

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FarmersWest Seattle Farmers Market4009010:00 AM2:00 PMSundays 10am to 2pm; year-round. "The 'Junction' at California Ave SW and SW Alaska. There is free street parking in the area surrounding the market." http://www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org/markets/west_seattle



Please contact event organizers above for more information or to confirm dates, time and location.

Please see www.FreshPickedSeattle.com for additional Seattle food events, farmers markets info and more.

The 'Junction' at California Ave SW and SW Alaska

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FarmersBallard Farmers Market4009010:00 AM3:00 PMSundays



5330 Ballard Ave NW. Free parking is available on Shilshole Ave. only one block away.



http://www.fremontmarket.com/ballard/



Please contact event organizers above for more information or to confirm dates, time and location.

Please see www.FreshPickedSeattle.com for additional Seattle food events, farmers markets info and more.
5330 Ballard Ave NW

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FestivalsSouth 47 Farm Celebration4009011:00 AM3:00 PM"2009 Farm Celebrations: Enjoy wagon rides, music, farm animals, refreshments and more! Check back for more details as the time approaches, but for now, mark your calendars and plan to join us!"

May 16-17 Welcome Back

May 30-31 Field of Greens

June 13-14 Farm Animal Day

July 4-5 4th at the Farm

July 18-19 Lavender Celebration

Aug. 8-9 Basil Bash

Aug. 22-23 Tomato Celebration

Sept. 12-13 Corn Maze Opening

Sept. 19-20 Potatopalooza

Oct. 3-4 Pumpkin Patch Opening

Time approximate, see website for more details. http://www.south47farm.com/2FarmCelebrations.html
Redmond-Woodinville

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FarmersMercer Island Farmers Market4009011:00 AM3:00 PM15 Market Sundays* from June 21st - October 11th

11 a.m. - 3p.m.

SE 32nd Street at Mercerdale Park



*Please note: There will be no markets on July 12th and August 2nd due to Summer Celebration and Seafair.



http://www.mifarmersmarket.org/welcome/
Mercer Island

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FarmersBroadway Farmers Market4009011:00 AM3:00 PMHours and Location for 2009: The Broadway Farmers' Market is open every Sunday, May 10 through December 20, from 11am to 3pm, at 10thAve E and E Thomas. Entrances to the market are on Broadway, Thomas and 10th Ave. East. There is a small lot with free parking next to the market,and inexpensive pay lots within a few blocks. Street parking on Broadway is free on Sundays.



http://www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org/markets/broadway
Behind the Broadway Bank of America at 10th Ave E & E Thomas

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FarmersMeadowbrook Farmers Market4009011:00 AM3:00 PM2728 NE 100th Street

Seattle, WA 98125



On the campus of the

Seattle Waldorf School



seasonal hours



Open Sundays 11 am to 3 pm

May 31 through October





Closed November through April



http://www.meadowbrookfm.org/
2728 NE 100th Street Seattle 98125

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FreeRewards of Fair Trade4009011:00 AM3:00 PMRewards of Fair Trade

Saturday, October 3, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Edmonds PCC Patio

Sunday, October 4, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Fremont PCC Patio

Speak to vendors who will share the impactful stories behind Fair Trade. Samplings include Fair Trade coffees from Fidalgo Bay Coffee, teas from Honest Tea and chocolates from Fremont?s own Theo Chocolates.



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/community/events/ed.html
Fremont Seattle

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FoodPasta Workshop4009012:00 PM3:00 PMPastaWorkshop

Location: Kirkland Store

Class format: Hands-On

Price: $69.00

Date: Sunday, Oct 04, 2009

Time: 12:00 PM

Restrictions: Ages 18 and Older

Instructor: Ed Kernan Spaghetti night' has become a part of most families regular week, but with a few simple changes we'll help you turn this ho-hum meal into a gourmet hit. Ed Kernan willteach you the steps for making dough from scratch, how to prepare it for the pasta machine, and how flavoring your dough will build flavor in your final dish. He'll also share recipes for a variety of fantastic pasta sauces to top your creations



MENU Pasta Dough - Spicy Tomato Sauce - Fresh Basil Pesto - Rich Cream Sauce



End time approximate.



http://cookingclasses.surlatable.com/browse/classDetailPage1.jsp?classId=0491017
Kirkland

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FoodConfidence in the Kitchen at Palace Ballroom400901:00 PM3:00 PMConfidence in the Kitchen at Palace Ballroom Sun., October 4th 1-3PM

An interactive cooking demonstration with Tom's great new kitchen gadgets from Amazon!



Tom has a great new line of cookware and service ware produced in partnership with Amazon.com. He and his talented team of chefs are going to show home cooks how to use these tools during an interactive afternoon of tasting, watching and hands on participation in the cooking process. There will be 6 work stations set up at the Palace Ballroom andattendees will move through each station trying the new tools. Tom will be the witty emcee on the stage showing off knife techniques throughout the event.



Stations:



Station 1: grilling tools, grill basket, skewers and cutting board



Station 2: steamers preparing sake steamed salmon



Station 3: fried chicken in Lodge pans



Station 4: sizzler platter with ouzo and cheese



Station 5: wine glasses and wine tasting



Station 6: wok, mortar and pestle slat and pepper calamari



Tickets are $44 including tax and must be purchased in advance by contacting Christy at (206)448.2001or via email at christinal@tomdouglas.com



http://www.tomdouglas.com/events

Downtown

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FoodCreate Your Own Bento Box Class400901:00 PM3:30 PMCreate Your Own Bento Box



KANAKO KOIZUMI

The bento box is a lunchbox full of a variety of dishes that the Japanese take to school,work or a picnic in a fancy container. Kanako will teach you the basics ofassorting the five food colors and laying out different types of dishes incompartments using her collection of containers. And she?ll show you how to make Sake Saikyo Yaki (broiled salmon in sweet miso marinade); Kimpira Gobo (sweet and spicy burdock root and carrots); Negi Tamago Yaki (omelet with green onion); Tsukemono (pickled vegetables); Higiki Gohan (cooked rice with Higiki); Sake and Edamame Gohan (cooked rice with salted salmon and edamame). With seafood and eggs; no dairy.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Sunday Sep 20, 1-3:30pm. Edmonds

Monday Sep 28, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

Sunday Oct 4, 1-3:30pm. West Seattle

Saturday Oct 10, 3-5:30pm. Issaquah

Friday Oct 30, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=983



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FoodCooking Quick-n-Easy [and Healthy!] Meals400901:00 PM3:30 PMCooking Quick-n-Easy Meals

Bastyr University Continuing and Community Education

Bastyr campus



Sunday, October 4, 2009, 1 to 3:30p.m.,



This seminar is open to the general public: $55



Registrationis now open: www.bastyr.edu



Wish you could whip up healthy, gourmet meals in under an hour? Learn how to make nourishing, delicious meals that can be prepared quickly with basic ingredients yet are still gourmet enoughto serve at a dinner party. Recipes will include crispy fish-n-chips with homemade tartar sauce and oven-baked fries; veggie nut burgers topped withred Pepper coulis and goat cheese; classic French omelets with spinach and roasted tomatoes; broiled salmon with ginger miso sauce; creamy potato leek soup; avocado black bean salad and quinoa wraps; and caramelized bananas with soy dream or vanilla ice cream. You?ll be cooking these deliciousdishes plus sampling them at the end of the class.





http://julienegrin.com/classes-and-events.html

Bastyr

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FoodFoods for a Healthy Hormone Balance Class400901:00 PM3:30 PMFoods for a Healthy Hormone Balance

Michelle Babb, Katherine Oldfield

Our hormones can fluctuate dramatically at different stages throughout our life cycle and can contribute to weight gain, mood swings and depression. Diet and exercise can have a significant effect on hormone production and metabolism, and whole foods and supplements are helpful for PMS, menopause and thyroid imbalance. Come learn about these issues as yousample delicious hormone-balancing dishes such as Cruciferous Crudit‚ withEdamame Hummus, Brussels Sprouts Slaw with Flaxseed Oil Vinaigrette; Nori-wrapped Salmon; and Blueberry Yogurt Parfait. With seafood and dairy; no eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Wednesday Sep 23, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah

Sunday Oct 4, 1-3:30pm. Edmonds

Saturday Oct 17, 3-5:30pm. Redmond

Sunday Nov 1, 1-3:30pm. West Seattle

Saturday Nov 7, 10am-12:30pm. Bastyr University



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1000



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FoodVegetarian Middle Eastern Mezze Class400901:00 PM3:30 PMVegetarian Middle Eastern Mezze



SUREYYA GOKERI

Whetherit?s from Turkey, Persia or the Arabic countries, mezze means an array of up to 50 small dishes served before meals or at parties. Sureyya makes a selection of mezze that you can easily make at home. From Lebanon is Taboulleh Salad with ripe tomatoes and fresh mint, and Zaytun Msabbah (spiced olives seasoned with thyme, garlic and pomegranate juice). From Jordan comesKhoubiz (flat bread), found on every Middle Eastern table. From Syria, Baba Ghanouj, is a smoky, savory dip of eggplant and tahini; from Sureyya?s home country of Turkey is Enginar Dolmasi (artichokes with orange-scented vegetables); and a sweetmeat from Iraq, Holwah Tamar (dates stuffed with spiced walnuts and sesame seeds). Vegetarian; no dairy or eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Saturday Sep 26, 3-5:30pm. Edmonds

Sunday Oct 4, 1-3:30pm. Issaquah

Tuesday Oct 13, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Sunday Oct 18, 1-3:30pm. Redmond

Sunday Oct 25, 1-3:30pm. West Seattle



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=986



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FoodSushi Workshop400901:00 PM4:00 PMSUSHI Workshop

Join Guest Sushi Chef Shawn Dempsey, the headchef at the very popular CHISO'S Sushi Restaurant in Fremont and learn howto do-sushi-yourself! Rolling 'em, The Rice, the right colors & flavors...His goal is to simplify the complex world of sushi, into a fun and basiccuisine you can create at home AND he's an excellent teacher with a wealthof SUSHI knowledge & ideas. He will teach us the basic techniques of sushipreparation.Sushi is a great idea for party appetizers and quick, healthymeals & can be much more economical if you prepare it at home. Also, learn what sushi ingredients to stock in your kitchen on a regular basis to make yourself a quick, healthy sushi dinner.Come Hungry!

Details: A HANDS-ON Class. Limit: 10 students

Who: Guest Chef Sean Dempsey

When: Sunday October 04, 1-4pm

How Much: $70.00



http://cooksworld.net/classes.php?m=10&y=2009

University Village

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FoodWine & Food Pairings - By the Fire Wines400901:30 PM3:30 PMWine & Food Pairings:



An Educational Series



Hosted by Purple's in-house experts: Director of Liquids Christene Prentice and Culinary Director Harry Mills. An intimate, cocktail party atmosphere will allow Prentice and Mills to mingle and impart knowledge with all attendees. Events will take place on Saturday or Sunday afternoons at our locations in Kirkland, Seattle, and Woodinville. Each will feature four to five pours, perfectly paired to complementary dishes.



Sunday, October 4th, 1:30 -3:30pm in Woodinville



By-The-Fire Wines - $60



"Purple teeth" wines
, with or without food, these wines are decadent and totally over-the-top
; just in time for chilly weather.



http://www.thepurplecafe.com/



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FestivalsHarvest Moon Festival400902:00 PM5:00 PMAPPLE CIDER PRESS

Bring your own:

-Apples

-Containers to put cider in

-Bucket to take your

mash home for composting



BARTER

-Excess garden produce

-Canned goods

-Dried fruit, etc.

-Baked goods

-Eggs/Dairy products

-Arts & Crafts



Arrange to trade Services! Come for a Picnic!

Carpool, Bike or Walk up after MeadowBrook?s Farmer?s Market

NO U.S. Dollars to be used! NOT a Flea market!

All Items must be Home-made/grown!

HarvestMoonFestival.pdf



http://sustainableneseattle.ning.com/events/harvest-moon-festival-barter
Maple Leaf Lutheran Church

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FreeFree Film: World According to Monsanto400905:00 PM7:30 PMMovies with a Message at PCC

11435 Avondale Road N.E.

Redmond, WA 98052

View Website

Dates:

10/04/2009

Time:

5pm

Price:

Free

Watch the World According to Monsanto with PCC Nutrition Education Manager, Goldie Caughlan at our Redmond store. The showing is free and seats are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Space is limited, so please arrive before the film is scheduled to begin. Following the movie, Goldie will lead a lively discussion focusing on the issues pertaining to the film. And yes?popcorn and beverages will be included!



End time approximate.



http://www.experienceredmond.com/experience/events/detail.php?event_id=1292&date_start=01

PCC Redmond

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FoodMusic at Hidmo (Most Sundays - Check with Restaurant to Confirm)400908:00 PM10:00 PMFrom website of musician Larry Swanson: http://www.larryswanson.com/music-and-dance/African-music-nights-HIDMO.htm



"Sunday Nights at Hidmo

Various Artists

Sunday evenings

8-10 pm

FREE (donations welcome)

HIDMO Eritrean Restaurant

2000 S. Jackson St.

206-329-1534



This free evening of African music has been happening every Sunday at HIDMO since thespring of 2005. Hidmo is a great Eritrean/East African restaurant offeringgood food at reasonable prices. Come join the fun in a "house-party" atmosphere where the performers let their hair down and try out new things." See below or Larry's website for performers for this week.



http://www.Hidmo.org
Hidmo Eritrean Restaurant 2000 S. Jackson St.

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PacNWCheesemaking Class at Monteillet Fromagerie4009112:00 AM12:00 AMCheesemaking Class at Monteillet Fromagerie in Dayton, WA

Intensive cheese practicum on making and aging cheese

Includes optional farmlunch, regional wine tasting

$160/day, reg. req'd. Call 509-328-1917 or206-669-4568 to reg or for more info.



July 13-14; July 27-28; Aug 10-11; Aug 24-25; Sept 7-8; Sept 21-22; Oct 5-6



http://pnwcheese.typepad.com/cheese/2009-pacific-northwest-cheese-events.html
Dayton, WA

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FoodMac and Cheese Mondays at The Tasting Room400915:00 PM7:00 PMThe Mac is Back in Town!



We've joined up with Beecher's Handmade Cheese to serve their hedonistic version of an old time favorite, mac-n-cheese, which we pair with some wonderful wines.



Join us every Monday at 5 p.m. until we run out. You can order it by itself, or try our mac-n-cheese wine flight - yum! We will take reservations for parties of six or more.



Beecher's uses no artificial preservatives, no artificial coloring, no flavor enhancers, no hydrogenated oils, nitrates and polysorbate in its mac-n-cheese; it's always rBST free and it's made right here in the Market!



http://tastingroomseattle.com/events/mac-cheese-monday



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PacNWAuthentic German Cooking400916:00 PM8:30 PMMon, Oct 5, 6-8:30 pm

Authentic German Cooking

Angelika Irving, Owner/Chef - Bavarian Corner, 8910 Martin Way E



Direct from her own Deutsche kche, Chef Angelika dishes up German favorites popular in her local restaurant for the past 10 years. Angelika?s passion for her native food -- often characterized as pickled, cured or smoked -- is evident inevery Bavarian bite she serves up. In celebration of Oktoberfest, BSC ishonored to share her talent as she prepares Wienerschnitzel, Homemade HotGerman Potato Salad, Tangy Sauerkraut and Pickled German Salad.



Complementary beer sampling. $50



http://www.bayviewschoolofcooking.com/schedule10.html
Olympia

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FoodCut Like a Chef Knife Skills Class400916:00 PM9:00 PMTired of spending all your cooking time chopping? With some practice, you will be cutting like a pro! This hands-on class covers the techniques used in restaurants to quickly and safely chop vegetables, slice fruits and much more. Bring the knives you currently use and learn the basics of knife choice and maintenance.

Please read: Materials Fee of $10.00 paid directly to your instructor at time of class.

Monday, 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM; 1 session on October 5, 2009

Cost: $39.00 Materials Cost: $10.00

Instructor: Brendlinger

Location: SSCC, Culinary Arts Building (CAB), Main Kitchen



http://learnatsouth.org/index.cfm?method=ClassInfo.ClassInformation&int_class_id=14107&int_category_id=2&int_sub_category_id=41&int_catalog_id=0



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FoodKnife Skills - Veggies Class400916:00 PM9:00 PMMonday, October 5, 2009



Knife Skills - Veggies

with Chef Karen Binkhorst

Home Meals with Karen



6-9PM



Knife Skills Guru and Chef Karen Binkhorst returns to teach you how to slice, dice, chop, julienne, and chiffonade like a pro. She will include information on proper use and care of knives, as well as a primer on basic cooking terms andtechniques. Menu: Chopped Salad, Jambalaya, and Braised Short Ribs. Please note that when purchasing cooking classes online, your seats are not confirmed until you receive a receipt in the mail. If there is no availability you will be notified and not charged for your order.



type of class: hands on



cost: $75



Register in person at 2425 33rd Ave West or by phone 206-281-7800.



http://www.dish-it-up.com/calendar/class.php?record_no=00639



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CharitableYWCA Chefs' Fest to Support Women and Families in Need on the Eastside400916:00 PM10:00 PMA wonderful culinary extravaganza, the YWCA's Chefs' Fest creates sell-out excitement year after year. Featuring some of Western Washington's most fabulous chefs, Chefs' Fest generates critical support and awareness for YWCA programs serving nearly 3,000 women and families living in communities on the Eastside.



Hallmarks of the event include amazing gourmet tasting stations created by chefs, winemakers and epicurean artisans, as well as an array of fine silent and live auction items.



At the 10th Annual Chefs' Fest celebration will be held at the Bellevue Hyatt Regencyon Monday, October 5, 2009 at 6:00 pm, more than 300 guests will come together to raise much needed support to provide housing, homelessness prevention and employment services to Eastside women and families in need.



$100.00 - $150.00



See original pst for details http://www.yelp.com/events/bellevue-ywca-chefs-fest-to-support-women-and-families-in-need-on-the-eastside
Bellevue

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FreeAuthor Talk: Bill Thorness "Edible Heirlooms: Heritage Vegetables for Maritime"400916:30 PM7:30 PMBill Thorness "Edible Heirlooms: Heritage Vegetables for Maritime" Garden (SKIPSTONE)

Reading & Book Signing

Bellevue Store



http://www.bookstore.washington.edu/trade.taf?dept=attribute&category=events&par=trade&ttl=events&page=1
Bellevue

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FoodFall Harvest Juicing and Raw Soups Class400916:30 PM9:00 PMFall Harvest Juicing and Raw Soups

Cherie Calbom

Cherie wowed us last winter with great ideas for making hearty, flavorful and healthy drinks and soups, and she has more in store for us this fall. She?ll cover an overview of juicing and how to choose a juicer, with recipes and samples of some of her most popular and tasty creations, such as Salsa in a Glass. You?ll also taste Cherie?s Quick Energy Soup; Yam Bisque; and Icy Spicy Tomato Soup, served with crispy Corn Crackers. Vegetarian; no dairyor eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Wednesday Sep 16, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Saturday Sep 19, 10am-12:30pm. Bastyr University

Saturday Oct 3, 3-5:30pm. Redmond

Monday Oct 5, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah

Saturday Oct 10, 3-5:30pm. West Seattle



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1001



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FoodArtisan Sourdough Bread Class w/George De Pasquale of Essential Baking400916:30 PM9:00 PMArtisan Sourdough Bread



GEORGE DE PASQUALE

BACK BY POPULAR REQUEST. George, the founder and head baker at Essential Baking Company, is back to teach you the art of making crusty, fragrant sourdough breads just like the pros. You?ll get information on what type of flour to use
, making a sourdough starter, and how to knead, shape and make the loaves in your home kitchen. And you?ll sample the loaves that George has made;with plenty of time for questions. Vegetarian; no dairy or eggs.



Members: $40, Non-members: $45



Wednesday Sep 9, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Monday Sep 21, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah

Wednesday Sep 30, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

Monday Oct 5, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1020



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FoodFabulous Fresh Fall Flavors Class400916:30 PM9:00 PMFabulous Fresh Fall Flavors

Ami Karnosh

Savor the flavors of the season with the best produce the region has to offer, included incomforting recipes. Ami Karnosh will have you making dishes that complement and celebrate the abundant produce of autumn while switching over to foods that help you get in tune with the changing weather. You?ll make Baba Ghanouj (roasted eggplant spread) served with Pita Bread; Cranberry and Barley-stuffed Squash; and Herb-roasted Sweet Potatoes over Fresh Greens. You?ll be ready for the autumn chill with a warming sweet-spicy Apple Ginger Switchel, a traditional, colonial American harvest-time drink. Vegetarian, with dairy options; no eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



TuesdaySep 22, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle

Sunday Sep 27, 1-3:30pm. Edmonds

Monday Oct 5, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

Saturday Oct 17, 10am-12:30pm. Bastyr University

Monday Oct 19, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1003



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FoodFast Food for Busy Moms and Dads Class400916:30 PM9:00 PMFast Food for Busy Moms and Dads

Julie Negrin

No more stress at dinnertime! Here?s the chance to learn quick and healthy recipes, time-saving tips, and dinner planning ideas. You?ll see how easy it is to make delicious meals that satisfy both adults and little ones. Menu includes Zesty Mini Black Bean Burgers, Sweet Potato Fries, Sweet-and-Sour Tofu, Creamy Vegetable Tomato Sauce on Spaghetti Squash, and Banana Ice Cream.Vegetarian, with dairy and eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Wednesday Sep 23, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

Thursday Oct 1, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah

Monday Oct 5, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Wednesday Oct 21, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle

Monday Nov 2, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1010



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FoodSpice up your Rice: Ethnic Indian Vegetarian400916:30 PM9:30 PMAn evening with Chef Anu J. Canumalla , author of ?Paakam: Everyday Indian for a Vegetarian Lifestyle?



Explore irresistible flavors, the aromatic delights, the beauty of the spices, grinding, sizzling. Broaden your repertoire with authentic ethnic Indian recipes of zesty rices, curries, spice blends and more. Chef Anu will guide you through the techniques with terrific tips on preparation. Get ready to savor. . . the experience.







Hot Tomato Soup

Potato Stuffed Flat Bread (Aloo Paratha) served with

Cilantro Chutney

Tomato Pulao served with Cucumber Raitha (Yogurt Salad)

Green Pulao with Onion and Green Chili Raitha

Curried Baby Potatoes with Basmati Rice

Curried Garbanzo Beans served with Basmati Rice

Spicy Masala Chai (Hot Tea with Spices, a perfect after dinner delight)



$90



end time approximate



http://www.cookingschoolsofamerica.com/sizzleworks/index.php?flag_menu_index=reservation_php#170



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Eastside

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FoodGluten-Free Bread Class400916:30 PM9:30 PMReginald Beck, a 3rd generation baker, is dedicated to teaching the old fashioned art of bread making by removing the myths and fears from the home baker. With the rising issues of intolerance to wheat and gluten, Reginald was compelled to learn to make baked goods without wheat or gluten.





This class is dedicated to restoring the aromas, wholesome goodness, and the taste of bread and baked goods to your kitchen as you transition to a gluten free lifestyle the entire family can enjoy!



$80



endtime approximate



http://www.cookingschoolsofamerica.com/sizzleworks/index.php?flag_menu_index=reservation_php#169



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Eastside

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FoodSouthern Rh“ne Wine Dinner400916:30 PM10:00 PMJoin us for tasting Dme.de la Mordoree Rosc, Lafond Lirac Blanc, Stelhein Gigondas, and Ch. du Pape Pierre Usseglio 2006, and Ch. duPape Boislauzon 2007. We will showcase these wines with 5 course French Bistro dinner preapred by Chef Rich Coffey



$85



http://www.localwineevents.com/events/detail/271430/seattle-southern-rhne-wine-dinner
Volunteer Park Cafe

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FoodShellfish Cooking Class400917:00 PM10:00 PMDIVE INTO SHELLFISH

Monday, October 5, 7-10pm

Instructor: Suzanne Hunter



*This hands-on class is limited to 12 students



GET CREATIVE WITH SCALLOPS, MUSSELS, CLAMS, CRAB, AND SHRIMP

Chef Suzanne Hunter loves to impress her guests with amazing shellfish dishes and you willtoo! Suzanne has brought together an array of recipes that are great for entertaining. Many are dishes you can make ahead of time and serve in a holiday buffet or bring to a party. Learn how to find the freshest shellfish and the best way to clean and prepare it.

Mediterranean Cold Mussels Vinaigrette; Asian Hot Mussels with Ginger and Sake; Italian Clams and Leeks with Pasta; Spanish Cold Shrimp with an Almond and Pepper Sauce; Asian Hot Shrimp with Mango and Ginger; Northwest Crab Islands in a Sea of Spanish Gazpacho; and French Scallops in Puff Pastry with White Wine Sauce.



$90



Discounts available for multiple class purchases.



http://www.bon-vivant.com/

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PacNWCheesemaking Class at Monteillet Fromagerie4009212:00 AM12:00 AMCheesemaking Class at Monteillet Fromagerie in Dayton, WA

Intensive cheese practicum on making and aging cheese

Includes optional farmlunch, regional wine tasting

$160/day, reg. req'd. Call 509-328-1917 or206-669-4568 to reg or for more info.



July 13-14; July 27-28; Aug 10-11; Aug 24-25; Sept 7-8; Sept 21-22; Oct 5-6



http://pnwcheese.typepad.com/cheese/2009-pacific-northwest-cheese-events.html
Dayton, WA

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FreeComp Sci Distinguished Lecture Series: Cooking in Silico: Understanding Heat Transfer in the Modern Kitchen400923:30 PM4:45 PMEvent: Computer Science & Engineering Distinguished Lecture Series: Cooking in Silico: Understanding Heat Transfer in the Modern Kitchen

When: Tuesday, October 6, 2009 3:30 PM - 4:25 PM

Where: Paul G. Allen Center for Computer Science & Engineering, Microsoft Atrium

Description: During the last decade haute cuisine has undergone a scientific revolution. Leading chefs have taken an interest in the science of cooking and inscientific tools found more commonly in research laboratories. The computer remains an underutilized tool for exploring the how's and why's of cooking. In our talk, we will discuss the virtues of our computational cooking,and demonstrate some of the novel techniques and creations made possible when science informs the culinary arts .





http://myuw.washington.edu/cal/showMain.rdo?date=20091009
University District

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CharitableDine Out For Art: That's Amore Italian Cafe400924:00 PM8:00 PMSupport SEEDArts Annual Fund by dining out at That's Amore Italian Cafe on Tues, Oct 6, 2009 between 4 and 9pm. All you have to do is get your friends together to go out to eat and a percentage of the proceeds will benefit SEEDArts programs, including the Rainier Valley Cultural Center, the Columbia City Gallery, and the Public Art Program. Check out the rest of the calendar for other 'Dine out for Art' events! For more info call (206) 760-4289.



http://www.seedseattle.org/events.html
That's Amore Italian Cafe (1425 31st Ave S)

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Charitable26th Annual Feast at the Market400925:30 PM10:00 PMThe finest restaurants in and around the Pike Place Market welcome you to sample their fare while supporting patient care at NeighborcareHealth's Pike Market Medical Clinic.

5:30 - 6:30: Pick up your ticket booklet at Pike Market Medical Clinic (1930 Post Alley, corner of Post Alley & Virginia.)

6:00 - 9:00: Dinner is served

8:30 - 10:00: Coffee & dessert served at Seattle Athletic Club



Friend of the Feast: $75 per ticket

Patron of the Feast: $100 per ticket, for those who wish to make an additional contribution.

Parking and gratuities included in ticket price.

Beverages and gratuities on beverages not included. Must be 21+ years of age to attend.

Tickets for the 2009 Feast are not currently available. For additional information, or to become a sponsor, e-mail Ellen Chesley or call 206-548-3266.

The Feast kicks off at registration where each guest receives a book of tickets, one ticket for each of the participating restaurants.Visit the restaurants of your choice in the order you like. You?ll be seated at each, and served an appetizer-size dish specially prepared for the occasion. The evening concludes with a coffee and dessert in the lobby of the Seattle Athletic Club.



http://www.psnhc.org/index.php?mact=News,cntnt01,detail,0&cntnt01articleid=1&cntnt01returnid=10
Downtown

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FoodWinemaker?s Dinner w/Chef Russell dean Lowell & winemaker John Patterson400926:00 PM9:00 PMfeaturing Garden Caf‚ Chef Russell dean Lowell & winemaker John Patterson of Patterson Cellars

Winemaker?s Dinner Registration required.

Five course meal with inspired wine pairings. Fee: $55 pp, plus tax.



MENU:

Passed Hors d?Oeuvres

Rosemary Chicken & Portobello Mushroom Brochettes,

Seared Polenta Cakes with Bleu Cheese and Candied Walnuts

served with 2006 Patterson Cellars Malbec

Salad

Mixed Greens with Toasted Hazelnuts, Chevre, and Satsuma Vinaigrette

served with Woodslake Due Anni, Non Vintage

Soup

Butternut Squash Pur‚e with Duck Confit, Wild Rice & CrŠme Fraiche

served with 2006 Woodslake Syrah

Entr‚e

Filet Mignon with Wild Mushrooms, Caramelized Onions, and Fresh Breads

served with 2006 Patterson Cellars Cabernet Sauvignon

Dessert

Warm Chocolate Torte with Caramel & Bourbon Whipped Cream

served with 2009 Patterson Cellars Sauvignon Blanc & Semillon blend



http://www.molbaks.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=page.display&page_id=66
Molbaks in Woodinville

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FreeTheo Chocolate Fair Trade Day400926:30 PM8:30 PMTUESDAY, OCTOBER 6th @ 6:30 - 8:30 pm

THEO FAIR TRADE DAY

Transfair USA has designated this day to highlight Theo Chocolate?s work. Tocelebrate, we?ll be pairing chocolate with Theo+Vita coffee, and hearingstories from countries of origin from Joe Whinney, Theo?s Founder and CEO.

This event is FREE | NO reservations required



http://theonista.typepad.com/theonistas_unite/2009/09/upcoming-fun-fall-events.html
Fremont, WA

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FoodYou Say Phyllo, I Say Fillo Class400926:30 PM9:00 PMYou Say Phyllo, I Say Fillo



BECKY SELENGUT

Whichever way you cut it, fillo pastry is an amazingly ephemeral and adaptable ingredient in savory and sweet dishes from around the world. Becky will show youhow easy it is to handle and cook with this thinnest of doughs in dishes such as Wild Mushroom Fillo Rolls with Georgian Walnut Sauce for an appetizer, and a main dish of Moroccan B?stilla (savory chicken pie with almonds and cinnamon). For a sweet finish, you?ll learn to make the multi-layered,crispy, nutty honey-sweetened Baklava. With poultry, dairy and eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Tuesday Oct 6, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle

Saturday Oct 10, 3-5:30pm. Edmonds

Monday Oct 12, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake
nWednesday Oct 21, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah

Wednesday Nov 18, 6:30-9pm. Redmond



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=988
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FoodContemporary Pizza Cooking Class400926:30 PM9:00 PMContemporary Pizza



MITCHELL PUMPIAN

After working at Wolfgang Puck?s restaurant, Spago, Mitchell has developed his own style ofmaking foolproof pizza dough and contemporary pizzas from scratch. He?ll help you make pizza dough, and seasoned olive oil, pesto and white sauces with lots of choices for toppings. You?ll make Basil and Garlic Shrimp Pizza; Four-mushroom Pizza; and Mediterranean Delight topped with Goat Cheese
, Sun Dried Tomato and Kalamata Olives. You?ll leave with the confidence to create your own fabulous pizzas with your take-home dough. With seafood and dairy; no eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Tuesday Sep 8, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Tuesday Sep 22, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Tuesday Oct 6, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

Tuesday Nov 17, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah

Tuesday Dec 1, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=993



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FoodCooking Class with Jerry Traunfeld of Poppy400926:30 PM9:00 PMPositively Poppy



JERRY TRAUNFELD

Chef Traunfeld producessome of the finest flavors in the Northwest in his new Capitol Hill restaurant, Poppy, to rave reviews. In this class, he?ll share how he makes dishes sing, and how spices and herbs can accent and elevate seasonal ingredients. To begin, he makes thin, hand-pulled strudel dough for his Chard and Goat Cheese Strudel; then Dilled Celery and Asian Pear Salad; and Fennel, Saffron and Tarragon Soup. Black Cod with Carrot Vinaigrette and Cucumber Salad takes center stage, and Deep-dish Apple Pie with Rye Celery SeedCrust crowns an autumn meal to remember. With seafood, dairy and eggs.



Members: $50, Non-members: $55



Tuesday Oct 6, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Saturday Oct 10, 10am-12:30pm. Greenlake



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1024



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FoodFood and Mood Class400926:30 PM9:00 PMFood and Mood

Trina Kaufman

As the sunnier season draws toa close, stay sunny on the inside with the help of mood-supporting foods.In this class, daily meal and snack planning strategies will be explored with a focus on feeding your emotional well-being. You?ll learn what foods are most conducive for stabilizing emotions and energy. A range of simple,delicious dishes will be prepared and served while you learn the benefits of these featured foods and others like them. On the menu: Roasted Wild Black Cod with Shallot Citronette; Braised Greens with Rainbow Roots; TurkeyBarley Chowder with Cruciferous Veggies; and Citrus-berry Smoothies. Withpoultry and seafood; no eggs, dairy options.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Sunday Sep 27, 1-3:30pm. West Seattle

Tuesday Oct 6, 6:30-9pm. PCC Co-op Office

Sunday Oct 11, 1-3:30pm. Redmond

Sunday Oct 25, 1-3:30pm. Edmonds

Sunday Nov 8, 1-3:30pm. Issaquah



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1006



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FoodTaste of Australia Cooking Class400926:30 PM9:00 PMTaste of Australia



JULIE JOHNSON

Join Julie on a quick culinary trip down under to Australia, where many different cultures, fromEurope to Asia, have influenced the cuisine. Julie lived there for two years and explored the many tastes ? she?s eager to share what she?s learned.You?ll start off with Garlic Shrimp as only the Australians can make; Savory Meat Pies with flaky pastry; and Roasted Butternut Squash Salad with Warm Honey Mustard Dressing. A great finish to this meal is Sticky Toffee Pudding Cake. With meat, seafood, dairy and eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Sunday Sep 13, 1-3:30pm. Redmond

Tuesday Sep 22, 6:30-9pm.Issaquah

Saturday Sep 26, 3-5:30pm. West Seattle

Tuesday Oct 6, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Sunday Oct 11, 1-3:30pm. Edmonds



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=982



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FoodAuthentic Mexican Cooking Class400926:30 PM9:30 PMAuthentic MEXICAN Cooking

Join guest chef Cameo Roberts who trained & worked with Chef Rick Bayless at his famous Chicago Mexican Restaurants: Frontera Grill & Topolobampo (it's the Obama's favorite) where she learned traditional & authentic Mexican cooking techniques that she will share with us here! A great opportunity to make authentic regional Mexican food. Seafood Seviche Yucatan-style, Hibiscus Sangria, fragrant pork Chile Colorado, homemade flour tortillas and creamy Mexican rice pudding.

Details: A HANDS-ON Class. Limit: 14 students

Who: Guest Chef Cameo Roberts

When: Tuesday October 06, 6:30-9:30pm

How Much: $60.00



http://cooksworld.net/classes.php?m=10&y=2009
University Village

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FoodSeasonal Selections: Fall Harvest Cornucopia Cooking Class400926:30 PM9:30 PMTuesday, October 6, 2009

6:30 - 9:30 pm

Seasonal Selections: Fall Harvest Cornucopia

Chef Vanessa Johns Webster

$95 per person



The perfect autumn dinner party is one where your guests cozy together around the dinner table to enjoy the comfort of season?s freshest ingredients and good conversation over candlelight. Join Instructor Krista Fay for an evening of gourmet comfort as she shares trendy and flavorful twists to dishesthat warm the heart and the tummy. Vanessa will also be teaching two harvest cocktails that are sure to serve as a memorable touch to any event you host.





Menu:



Wild Mushroom Risotto in Phyllo

Bacon Wrapped Water Chestnuts

Watercress Salad with Fennel and Citrus

Thinly Sliced Beef Tenderloin with Gorgonzola Cream Sauce

Cider Glazed Pork Tenderloin topped with Calvados Flamb‚ed Apples

Sweet Potato Gnocchi with Hazelnut-Butter Sauce

Sherry Vinegar Glazed Pearl Onions

French Cut Green Beans in White Wine Garlic Sauce

Rustic Apple Tart with Homemade Caramel Sauce

Upside-Down Gingerbread Pear Cake with Cinnamon Sauce and Whipped Cream

Pear-Rosemary Martini

Autumn Citrus Sidecar



http://www.blueribboncooking.com/cookingclasses.html

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PacNWVietnamese Cooking Class w/Pranee Halverson400926:30 PM9:30 PMTuesday, October 6, 2009.



"Vietnamese" Hands on Class


nPranee Halverson, recently returning from Vietnam where she learned that her native Thai cooking was very similar to Vietnamese cooking. Some of the same fresh ingredients are used, along with the wonderful balance of sweet, savory and spicy. She now wants to share what she has recently learned. Please join her in this very interactive class and learn the hidden secrets of Vietnamese cooking. The goal of this class is for students to master the Pho and the Crepe. Pranee will surprise you with one more dish.

Menu:

Pho Bo (Beef Pho of Northern Vietnam),

Banh Xeo (Vietnamese crepeswith pork and shrimp filling served with fresh herbs and dipping sauce),



Time: 6:30 - 9:30 Cost: $70.00



http://www.a-chefs-kitchen.com/springclasses.html



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FoodDine, Learn and Cook Restaurant Series: Julia?s Indonesian Kitchen (2-Week Series)400926:30 PM10:00 PMDine, Learn and Cook Restaurant Series?Julia?s Indonesian Kitchen, Green Lake Neighborhood, Seattle



Wednesday, September 30 Julia?s Indonesian Kitchen (Dine)

Tuesday, October 6, NVC Kitchen Seattle (Demonstration)

$147

Dining and demo class series?Special inaugural price save $20 per person!



Ever pass by a restaurant and wonder about the story behind the cuisine? Well, now you can have a guided tour! Come enjoy the art of eating and cooking in community with NuCulinary. Our unique Dine, Learn and Cook Restaurant Series is a two-class series. For the first experience, we eat together at one of Naomi?s favorite Asian restaurants and thenwe meet at NuCulinary?s new Seattle kitchen location to learn from the chef how to prepare the delicious dishes from the week before.







Join Naomi at Julia?s Indonesian Kitchen in the Green Lake neighborhood. One of just two restaurants in the area serving authentic Indonesian cuisine, an amalgamation of influences from the Dutch settlers, Arab traders, local Malay communities, and Chinese immigrants. Our dinner together features an adaptation of a very traditional and sumptuous feast, Rijstafel, which began as part of the affluent Dutch supper offerings during colonial times. It features a generous portion of fluffy steamed jasmine rice surrounded by numerous dishes, up to 40 at some banquets! At Julia?s, you?ll savor six dishes, two meat, two vegetable, a soup and an egg dish. We will create this unique experience at Julia?s Indonesian Kitchen, plus taste several of Julia?s other specialties. I promise, you will enjoy each bite!







The following week, Chef/Owners Julia Suparman and Yusi Sasmitra will join us in our Seattle kitchen to demonstrate their special cooking techniques and show you how to make these dishes in your own kitchen. You will be tasting this beautiful and delicious cuisine, not once but twice in one week! http://juliasindokitchen.com







Dinner Menu







Martabak Telur Bankung (crispy flatbread stuffed with egg, minced beef and green onions, served with pickled vegetables)



Ayam Goreng Kremes Tante Julia (a whole chicken infused with Julia?s signature spices, deep fried, served with homemade chili sambal sauce)



Rijstafel Van Batavia--Steamed Rice with 6 dishes:



Soto Ayam (turmeric and lemongrass spiced chicken soup)



Opor Ayam (chicken in Lemongrass white curry)



Nasi Printil (beef balls simmered inred curry)



Orak Arik Tempe Tahu (tempe and tofu sauteed in sweet soy sauce)



Telor Balado (hard cooked eggs simmered in a sweet and spicy sauce)



Sambal Goreng (collard greens cooked in curry)







Klapper Tart (coconut custard tart with vanilla ice cream)







Tuesday, October 6, 6:30 Demonstration Class at Nisei Veterans Committee Clubhouse Kitchen



1212 South King Street, Seattle, WA 98144







Class Menu
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Indonesian snacks with peanut dipping sauce







Rijstafel Van Batavia--Steamed Rice with side dishes:



Nasi Printil (beef balls simmered in red curry)



Orak Arik Tempe Tahu (tempe and tofu sauteed in sweet soy sauce)



Telor Balado (hard cooked eggs simmered in a sweet and spicy sauce)



Sambal Goreng (collard greens cooked in curry)



Dessert Drink: Ice Melon (shredded honey dew with pandan sugar and ice)

Class Locations:

Julia?s Indonesian Kitchen

910 NE 65th Street, Seattle, WA 98115

206.522.5528



Nisei Veterans Committee Clubhouse Kitchen

1212 SouthKing Street, Seattle, WA 98144

206.551-0080



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FreeAuthor Talk: Langdon Cook "Fat of the Land"400927:00 PM8:00 PMLocal forager and author Langdon Cook will be speaking at the UW Bookstore today. More info to come.



http://www.bookstore.washington.edu/trade.taf?dept=attribute&category=events&par=trade&ttl=events&page=1
UW Bookstore Seattle

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FoodScience on Tap400927:30 PM9:30 PM"A place to eat, drink, and talk about science"



Queen Anne Science on Tap is the first Tuesday of the month at the T.S. McHugh's Pubin Lower Queen Anne.



"Science on Tap is a place where anyone can come to explore the latest ideas in science and technology in a relaxed atmosphere...What to expect: meetings usually last about one to two hours. The speakers give a short talk about their area of interest, followed by a break tofill up on coffee and a time for small group discussions. Afterwards therewill be a question and answer session and general discussion of the topic with the speaker and the audience at large."



Science on Tap is also at Ravenna Third Place Pub on the last Mondayof the month.



Please see organizations website's for this month's topic.



http://www.scienceontap.org/index.htm



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Please see www.FreshPickedSeattle.com for additional Seattle food events, farmers markets info and more.
T.S. McHugh's Pub in Lower Queen Anne

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FoodBrewmaster's Dinner at Ray's Boathouse4009312:00 AM12:00 AMFans of this event have already booked their reservations, soact fast if you want the few remaining seats! Brewmasters from Pike (celebrating their 20th anniversary!), Harmon, Fremont, Black Raven and DoubleMountain Breweries will be in attendance. Price is $45.00 per guest, tax and gratuity not included. For reservations, please call (206) 782-0094.


nhttp://www.rays.com/events
Ray's Boathouse

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FarmersColumbia City Farmers Market400933:00 PM7:00 PM2009: Wednesdays 3pm to 7pm; Apr 29 - Oct 21.

In the Columbia Plaza at 4801 Rainier Ave S. Street parking or "shoppers can get a free 2-hour parking token at the Market information table for the lot on Ferdinand St. Also look for A-board signs to free parking lots near the market."



http://www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org/markets/columbia_city
In the Columbia Plaza at 4801 Rainier Ave S

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FreeApple Tasting at Columbia City400934:00 PM5:00 PMWhen: Wednesday, October 07, 2009 4:00 PM-5:00 PM (GMT-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada).

Where: Columbia City Farmers Market



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October 7th at ColumbiaCity we will be hosting a public apple tasting, offering market goers an opportunity to compare and contrast the spectacular variety of apples the northwest has to offer. This event is free and open to the public.

http://www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org/events/apple-tasting-at-columbia-city-1/

Columbia City Farmers Market

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FoodEvening of Wine and Cheese400934:30 PM7:30 PMAn Evening of Wine & CheeseWed Oct 7 2009

4:30 to 7:30 PM

Chateau Ste. Michelle Wine Shop



Join us in our wine shop as we pour ouraward-winning wine with gourmet cheese that enhance the wine tasting experience. No reservations are necessary.



$20 per person (non-member price)

$15 per person (VRC member price)



http://www.ste-michelle.com/events/wineryCalendarDetail/64

Woodinville

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FreeMedical Lecture Series 'Does Caffeine Reduce the Risk of Skin Cancer?'400936:00 PM7:30 PMSummary Dr. Paul Nghiem presents research suggesting that consuming caffeine in coffee and other beverages may lower the risk of skin cancer.

Full Description Dr. Nghiem, a UW associate professor of medicine-dermatology and adjunct professor of pathology, has found that when caffeine is added after DNA is damaged by sunlight, pre-cancerous skin cells diedat about double the rate than when no caffeine was present. The next big question for Nghiem: should caffeine be in sunscreens?



http://www.spl.org/default.asp?pageID=calendar&trumbaEmbed=view%3Devent%26eventid%3D84908548
Central Library Seattle

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FoodIntro to Wine (4-Part Series)400936:00 PM8:00 PMRamp up your wine appreciation skills and explore the basics of Tasting like a Professional with a Certified Sommelier. Course includes tasting a wide variety of wines & crystal tasting glass. Engage in lively discourse about the history, cultural influences & gastronomy, as well as the viticulture and viniculture of the world?s most joyous and fascinating beverage. Tips about food and wine pairing, wine service & storage. Materials fee: Additional $50 payable to instructor first class. Must be 21 years of age or older. Class limit 30.





Item: 6490 Pamela Bothell

6:00PM - 8:00PM Fine Arts Bldg

4 Wednesdays Room 0406

9/30/2009 - 10/21/2009 Fee: $45



http://at-campus.net/sccc/index.html?print=courses/11559.html



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FreeHawai'i: Explore Untamed Landscapes w/Hawaiian Appetizers400936:00 PM8:00 PMHawai'i: Explore Untamed Landscapes

10/7/2009 6:00 PM

Presented by Outside Magazine. Join special guest and expert tour guide Warren Costa (founder of Native Guide Hawai'i) as he speaks about his experiences with Big Island volcanoes.



Topics covered will include:

? Trekking toactive lava flows & exploring wild lava tubes

? Natural history of Hawaiian hiking

? Q&A session to follow



Complimentary Hawai'i-inspired appetizers will be served from 6-7pm. Presentation begins at 7pm. Space is limited. End time approximate.



Location:Seattle REI

Contact:www.rei.com/seattle ~ 206-223-1944

Cost: Free

Registration Required? Yes. Please RSVP by Oct 1 to Megan Mahler ~ mmahler@outsidemag.com





http://www.rei.com/stores/store_event_detail.jsp?pid=9A692DC959620DE2F393ADC6BF11945E&template_id=14&template_family=webDetail&ignore_cache=1
Seattle REI

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FoodCelebrate Northwest Cooking Class400936:00 PM8:30 PMCelebrate Northwest

with Chef Greg Johnson

Greg Johnson Private Chef



6:00 - 8:30pm



Chef Greg Johnson will prepare a delicious menu featuring many local Northwest ingredients. Menu: Flatbread with Asparagus, Black Forest Bacon, & Quillisascut Cheese, Beet Ravioli with Dungeness Carrot Sauce & Arugula, Roasted Duck Breast with Cameo Apple & Walla Walla Onion Compote with Spicy Braised Cabbage, and Rhubarb & Apple Bread Pudding with Theo Chocolate Sauce. Please note that when purchasing cooking classes online, your seats are not confirmed until you receive a receipt in the mail. If there is no availability you will be notified and not charged for your order.



type of class: demonstration



cost: $80



Register in person at 2425 33rd Ave West or by phone 206-281-7800.



http://www.dish-it-up.com/calendar/class.php?record_no=00641



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PacNWSoup?s On! Cooking Class400936:00 PM8:30 PMWed, Oct 7, 6-8:30 pm

Soup?s On!

Chef John Edwards



It?ssteaming bowls of comfort when Chef John oversees students? preparations of these flavorful fall soups. In this hands-on class, four versatile, broth-based ?souper supper? ideas have distinct character in Creamy Stilton Soup with Saut‚ed Pears, Fall Brodo with Acorn Squash and Swiss Chard, Sweet Potato Soup with Orange CrŠme FraŒche and White Cheddar Cream Soup topped with Crispy Bacon.



Complementary wine pairing.



Hands-on adult class. $45



http://www.bayviewschoolofcooking.com/schedule10.html
Olympia

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FoodCuisine & Culture: Northwest Cooking Class Series400936:00 PM9:00 PMExperience the richness of Pacific Northwest food bounty in this hand-on cooking class. Each class offeres new preparation cooking techniques with Northwest history as well. Chef Steve Brendlinger's showcases his expertiese with exquisit dishes created form common ingredients. Each class ends eating the food we prepared, along with Northwest wines. the last class is our grand finale where we prepare a complete meal with all of the recipies experienced in class.



Wednesday, Friday, 6:00 PM - 9:00PM; 6 sessions starting October 7, 2009, ending October 23, 2009

Cost: $350.00

Instructor: Brendlinger

Location: SSCC, Culinary Arts Building (CAB), FSA Kitchen





http://learnatsouth.org/index.cfm?method=ClassInfo.ClassInformation&int_class_id=14030&int_category_id=2&int_sub_category_id=16&int_catalog_id=0
South Seattle Community College

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FoodSplash! Winemaker Dinner at TASTE400936:00 PM10:00 PMTASTE Restaurant welcomes Covington Cellars, a family-run boutique winery in Woodinville that David and Cindy Lawson established in 2002. David Lawson, who served in the Navy, discovered a passion for making wine that led him to study winemaking at the University of California at Davis. Today the Lawsons' winery produces about 3000 bottles of wine annually.Covington Cellars focuses on red wines, especially sangiovese, which will be served at the Splash! dinner. Winemaker Morgan Lee will attend the event, and guests will be able to purchase Covington wines at a special price.



Cost is $89 per person; Call 206.903.5291 to make a reservation.



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http://www.tastesam.com/cafe_sundaysuppers.aspx
Seattle Art Museum

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FoodWraps and Rolls of the World Class400936:30 PM9:00 PMWraps and Rolls of the World



BIRGITTE ANTONSEN

Many countries offer foods that are enclosed in dough or vegetables, then baked,steamed, fried or eaten raw. In this hands-on class, you?ll make four popular wraps from around the world, starting in Russia with Pirogis, savory filled pastries. From Latin America comes the ever- popular Tamale, a traditional pillow of steamed cornmeal with seasonal fillings. You?ll also make refreshing Thai Salad Rolls in a rice wrapper with Peanut Dipping Sauce.French-inspired Sweet Orange Coconut Crˆpes with ice cream make a light, sweet ending to our global journey. Vegetarian with eggs; dairy optional.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Wednesday Oct 7, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Thursday Oct 8, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle

Wednesday Oct 14, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Wednesday Oct 21, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

Wednesday Oct 28, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=992



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FoodDate Night: Spice up Your Life Cooking Class400936:30 PM9:00 PMDate Night: Spice up Your Life!



LYNNE VEA

Impress yoursweetie or attract a new one with Lynne?s scrumptious menu that will heat up your taste buds and create excitement in the kitchen. She?ll recommend wine pairings for the delightful menu of Green Curry Seafood Bisque with Shredded Coconut and Lime; Warm Spice-roasted Butternut and Macadamia Salad with Warm Greens and Wasabi-Fig Vinaigrette; and Sizzling Kal Bi Marinated Steak with Crispy Garlic Threads and Kim Chi Fried Rice. Caramel Coconut Flan with Rum-flamed Bananas makes a sizzling dessert for your special evening. With meat, seafood, dairy and eggs.



Members: $45, Non-members: $50
nIncludes $5 for wine tasting.



Wednesday Oct 7, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle

Friday Oct 9, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Wednesday Oct 28, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Friday Oct 30, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

Friday Nov 6, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=989



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FoodPCC Knife Skills Class400936:30 PM9:00 PMKnife Skills

Seppo Farrey

Bring your knives to practice knife-handling skills and how to cut safely and efficiently in this fun workshop with chef Seppo. He?ll explain about knife selection and care, and you?ll help prepare ingredients for Cilantro Chicken Soup and Lemon CilantroVegetable Soup, which Seppo will use in a quick-dinner demonstration for the class. Vegetarian, with poultry options; no dairy or eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Tuesday Sep 8, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Wednesday Sep 23, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle

Tuesday Sep 29, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Wednesday Oct 7, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

Wednesday Oct 14, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah


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FoodIndian Curries 101 Class400936:30 PM9:30 PMNuCulinary Class:

One of our most popular classes, discover everything you ever wanted to know about making, and cooking with Indian curries in this hands-on class. Learn the basics of using masala (spice mix)
, infusing oil, and roasting spices to provide the foundation of tastes and

textures for delectable Indian curry. Learn simple and authentic Indianrecipes that are just right for everyday?or special occasions.



Pumpkin Curry ? South Indian Dry Curry

Sagu ? South Indian Mixed Vegetable Curry

Palak Paneer (Spinach and Indian Cheese Curry) ? North Indian Curry

Aloo Gobi (Potato Cauliflower Curry)? North India Curr



$70



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http://www.cookingschoolsofamerica.com/nuculinary/index.php?flag_menu_index=calendar_php



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FoodArmenian Adventure Cooking Class400936:30 PM9:30 PMArmenian Adventure



LESA SULLIVAN

Armenian cuisine is averitable melting pot of Mediterranean flavors ? Greek, Turkish, Jewish, Lebanese, Persian and even Russian dishes have influenced and are influenced by this rich and ancient culture. Learn more about the food and peoplewho flourish at the crossroads of East and West, as you sip on S?rj (spiced, sweet stovetop coffee). Lesa demonstrates how to make Lamajun, (Armenian flatbread ?pizza?); Kofta Mishmisheya (lamb meatballs in apricot sauce); Sarma (veggie and rice-stuffed cabbage leaves); Anoush Aboor (dairy- and egg-free rice pudding with a hint of rosewater). With meat; no dairy oreggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Wednesday Oct 7, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Sunday Oct 11, 1-3:30pm. West Seattle

Monday Oct 12, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

Monday Oct 19, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Sunday Oct 25, 1-3:30pm. Issaquah



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=987



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FoodAsian Favorites Cooking Class400936:30 PM9:30 PMAsian Favorites

Location: Kirkland Store

Class format: Hands-On

Price: $69.00

Date: Wednesday, Oct 07, 2009

Time: 6:30 PM
nRestrictions: Ages 18 and Older

Instructor: Ed Kernan Sweet, spicy
, fresh and flavorful -- this selection of Asian dishes includes some of our all-time favorites. From crispy, light tempura to Vietnamese-style summer rolls, noodles and more, you?ll soon be making these exciting yet simple recipes at home to the delight of everyone at your table.



MENU Vegetable Tempura - Vietnamese Summer Rolls with Shrimp - Singapore Noodles withShrimp and Pork - Coconut Sticky Rice with Mango



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FoodRustic Breadbaking w/George de Pasquale of Essential Baking400936:30 PM9:30 PMRUSTIC BREADBAKING

Join the head baker/owner of the ESSENTIALBAKING CO. George de Pasquale and learn all about starters (Biga & Madre), kneading, proofing, flavoring, shaping & crusting those expensive loaves from Seattle's boutique bakeries! Bake them at home after this class!A great opportunity to learn HANDS-ON breadbaking with a master baker! WHAT you KNEAD-TO-KNOW to understand 'Artisan' breadbaking.

Details: A Hands-ON Class. Limit: 12 students

Who: Essential Head Baker George dePasquale

When: Wednesday October 07, 6:30-9:30pm

How Much: $65.00



http://cooksworld.net/classes.php?m=10&y=2009
University Village

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FoodTheo Chocolate University (See Description for Class Details)400936:30 PM9:30 PMTheo Chocolate University - Fall Semester 2009

All classes are held at: Theo Chocolate 3400 Phinney Avenue North in the Fremont neighborhood of Seattle, Wednesday evenings from 6:30-8:30pm.



All classes are $40 (+tax). If you register for 5 classes or more we offer a 10% discount.

*There is an additional $15 lab fee for choc302, choc401, choc402, and an additional $30 lab fee for choc301



Series 1: Chocolate Science: Learn all about the science behind the flavor and health benefits of this complexfruit.

September 16: CHOC101 - The Real Thing

September 23: CHOC102 - Chocolate for Nerds

Series 2: Chocolate in the World: Learn about the cocoa and chocolate industries in the market place internationally.

September 30: CHOC201 - Cocoa, Up Close and Personal

October 7: CHOC202 - Inside the Industry

Series 3: The Art of Making Chocolate: Behind the closed doors ofmanufacturing chocolate from bean to bar to confection.

October 14: CHOC301 - Factory Secrets*

October 21: CHOC302 - Ganache Making*

October 28: CHOC303 - Homemade Chocolate

Series 4: Chocolate Connoisseur: An exceptional exploration into the heart of chocolate sensory evaluation.

November 4:CHOC401 - Tasting Like a Professional*

November 11: CHOC402 - Beyond Dessert; Chocolate as a Savory Ingredient*

November 18: CHOC403 - Exotic & Erotic



http://www.theochocolate.com/
Fremont, Seattle

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FoodDine, Learn and Cook Restaurant Series: Julia?s Indonesian Kitchen (2-Week Series)400936:30 PM10:00 PMDine, Learn and Cook Restaurant Series?Julia?s Indonesian Kitchen, Green Lake Neighborhood, Seattle



Wednesday, September 30 Julia?s Indonesian Kitchen (Dine)

Tuesday, October 6, NVC Kitchen Seattle (Demonstration)

$147

Dining and demo class series?Special inaugural price save $20 per person!



Ever pass by a restaurant and wonder about the story behind the cuisine? Well, now you can have a guided tour! Come enjoy the art of eating and cooking in community with NuCulinary. Our unique Dine, Learn and Cook Restaurant Series is a two-class series. For the first experience, we eat together at one of Naomi?s favorite Asian restaurants and thenwe meet at NuCulinary?s new Seattle kitchen location to learn from the chef how to prepare the delicious dishes from the week before.







Join Naomi at Julia?s Indonesian Kitchen in the Green Lake neighborhood. One of just two restaurants in the area serving authentic Indonesian cuisine, an amalgamation of influences from the Dutch settlers, Arab traders, local Malay communities, and Chinese immigrants. Our dinner together features an adaptation of a very traditional and sumptuous feast, Rijstafel, which began as part of the affluent Dutch supper offerings during colonial times. It features a generous portion of fluffy steamed jasmine rice surrounded by numerous dishes, up to 40 at some banquets! At Julia?s, you?ll savor six dishes, two meat, two vegetable, a soup and an egg dish. We will create this unique experience at Julia?s Indonesian Kitchen, plus taste several of Julia?s other specialties. I promise, you will enjoy each bite!







The following week, Chef/Owners Julia Suparman and Yusi Sasmitra will join us in our Seattle kitchen to demonstrate their special cooking techniques and show you how to make these dishes in your own kitchen. You will be tasting this beautiful and delicious cuisine, not once but twice in one week! http://juliasindokitchen.com







Dinner Menu







Martabak Telur Bankung (crispy flatbread stuffed with egg, minced beef and green onions, served with pickled vegetables)



Ayam Goreng Kremes Tante Julia (a whole chicken infused with Julia?s signature spices, deep fried, served with homemade chili sambal sauce)



Rijstafel Van Batavia--Steamed Rice with 6 dishes:



Soto Ayam (turmeric and lemongrass spiced chicken soup)



Opor Ayam (chicken in Lemongrass white curry)



Nasi Printil (beef balls simmered inred curry)



Orak Arik Tempe Tahu (tempe and tofu sauteed in sweet soy sauce)



Telor Balado (hard cooked eggs simmered in a sweet and spicy sauce)



Sambal Goreng (collard greens cooked in curry)







Klapper Tart (coconut custard tart with vanilla ice cream)







Tuesday, October 6, 6:30 Demonstration Class at Nisei Veterans Committee Clubhouse Kitchen



1212 South King Street, Seattle, WA 98144







Class Menu
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Indonesian snacks with peanut dipping sauce







Rijstafel Van Batavia--Steamed Rice with side dishes:



Nasi Printil (beef balls simmered in red curry)



Orak Arik Tempe Tahu (tempe and tofu sauteed in sweet soy sauce)



Telor Balado (hard cooked eggs simmered in a sweet and spicy sauce)



Sambal Goreng (collard greens cooked in curry)



Dessert Drink: Ice Melon (shredded honey dew with pandan sugar and ice)

Class Locations:

Julia?s Indonesian Kitchen

910 NE 65th Street, Seattle, WA 98115

206.522.5528



Nisei Veterans Committee Clubhouse Kitchen

1212 SouthKing Street, Seattle, WA 98144

206.551-0080



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http://www.cookingschoolsofamerica.com/nuculinary/index.php?flag_menu_index=basicskillseries_php#200



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CharitableReservations Available for 11/19 Farestart Guest Chef: Chef Eric Tanaka of Tom Douglas Restaurants4009412:00 AM12:00 AMReservations available 10/8/9.



"A weekly highlight for the FareStart community is Thursday Guest Chef Night, held at the FareStart Restaurant at 7th & Virginia. For FareStart students, it is a unique opportunity to work with Seattle's premier chefs. For FareStart supporters, it's a great opportunity to enjoy an excellent meal, introduce new supporters to the organization, or volunteer. Since 1994, Guest Chef Night has raised more than $1.5 million, revenue which has gone directly back into our program, to support our student job training and placement services.



Every Thursday night, a different Guest Chef works with the students to prepare a three-course meal for over 200 guests served at the FareStart Restaurant. Guest Chef Night has been called 'Seattle's best food lover?s event' andfor just $24.95 it's one of the city?s best values as well. Hard-working community volunteers serve the guests who enjoy great food in support of FareStart and our students - 100% of the proceeds and gratuities from Guest Chef Night go back into the program and fund student services and training.



Guest Chef Night is open to the public and reservations are strongly suggested. For last minute requests, call 206-267-7601 to check for availability."



http://farestart.org/restaurant/guestchef/calendar/index.html
Downtown

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FarmersLake City Farmers Market400943:00 PM7:00 PM2009: Thursdays 3pm to 7pm; Jun 4 - Oct 29. Next to the LakeCity Library at NE 125th and 28th Ave NE. "There is a free undground parking garage right next to the market on 28th Ave NE, and public parking on the streets surrounding the market."

http://www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org/markets/lake_city

Next to the Lake City Library at NE 125th and 28th Ave NE

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FreeFarmers Market Demo: Fresh Salsa Cooking Demo400944:00 PM5:00 PMAlvarez Farm produces a fabulous selection of peppers, and the Alvarez brothers are expert fresh salsa makers. They'll share their salsa secrets with shoppers on Oct 8 at 4pm - don't miss this opportunity to learn how to make awesome salsa. All demos are free and open to the public.
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http://www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org/events/fresh-salsa-cooking-demo-at-lake-city-oct-8/



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FoodWine and Cheese Tasting400945:00 PM7:00 PMCome in the Second Thursday of every Month from 5:00 P.M. till7:00 P.M. for our Monthly Cheese & Wine Pairing.



Engage in lively conversation and expand your Cheese and Wine knowledge.



http://shop.thecheesecellar.com/Tastings.aspx
Seattle Center

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CharitableFarestart Guest Chef: Chef Jordan Mackey of Six Seven400946:00 PM8:00 PMReservations available.



"A weekly highlight for the FareStart community is Thursday Guest Chef Night, held at the FareStart Restaurant at 7th & Virginia. For FareStart students, it is a unique opportunity towork with Seattle's premier chefs. For FareStart supporters, it's a greatopportunity to enjoy an excellent meal, introduce new supporters to the organization, or volunteer. Since 1994, Guest Chef Night has raised more than $1.5 million, revenue which has gone directly back into our program,to support our student job training and placement services.



Every Thursday night, a different Guest Chef works with the students to prepare a three-course meal for over 200 guests served at the FareStart Restaurant. Guest Chef Night has been called 'Seattle's best food lover?s event' and for just $24.95 it's one of the city?s best values as well. Hard-working community volunteers serve the guests who enjoy great food in support of FareStart and our students - 100% of the proceeds and gratuities from Guest Chef Night go back into the program and fund student services and training.



Guest Chef Night is open to the public and reservations are strongly suggested.For last minute requests, call 206-267-7601 to check for availability."


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Downtown

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FoodWraps and Rolls of the World Class400946:30 PM9:00 PMWraps and Rolls of the World



BIRGITTE ANTONSEN

Many countries offer foods that are enclosed in dough or vegetables, then baked,steamed, fried or eaten raw. In this hands-on class, you?ll make four popular wraps from around the world, starting in Russia with Pirogis, savory filled pastries. From Latin America comes the ever- popular Tamale, a traditional pillow of steamed cornmeal with seasonal fillings. You?ll also make refreshing Thai Salad Rolls in a rice wrapper with Peanut Dipping Sauce.French-inspired Sweet Orange Coconut Crˆpes with ice cream make a light, sweet ending to our global journey. Vegetarian with eggs; dairy optional.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Wednesday Oct 7, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Thursday Oct 8, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle

Wednesday Oct 14, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Wednesday Oct 21, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

Wednesday Oct 28, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=992



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FoodRaw Foods: Thai Extravaganza Class400946:30 PM9:00 PMRaw Foods: Thai Extravaganza



HEATHER ANDERSEN, LOIS BLANFORD

Chefs Heather and Lois of Chaco Canyon Organic Caf‚ have put togethera fresh Thai menu that their customers have been raving about. Zingy Thai Larb Portobello Mushroom Salad starts off the menu followed by delicate TomKha Soup rich with coconut and ginger. Green Thai Coconut Curried Vegetables make the entr‚e, and we finish with Coconut Mango Parfaits, made with young Thai coconuts. Heather will include a demonstration on how to open and enjoy a young coconut. Vegetarian; no dairy or eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Wednesday Sep 23, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Wednesday Sep 30, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Thursday Oct 8, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

Tuesday Oct 20
, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle

Thursday Oct 29, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=984



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FoodVietnamese Cooking Class400946:30 PM9:30 PMVIETNAMESE Cooking

Join guest chef Anne Edmunds who taught English at Vinh University near Hanoi and immersed herself in the culture & cuisine of Vietnam. She'll take us on a culinary journey to the mysterious &time-honored cuisine of Vietnam...provocative & colorful.....Vietnamese cooking reflects the influences & sophistication of French technique & culinary style...but remains very original & distinctive in it's use of unique ingredients and flavor combinations. Hanoi Beef Noodle Soup (PHO), Pork & Prawn rice flour & coconut milk Crepes ( Bahn Xeo), Marinated Spicy CucumberSalad and for dessert: Tapioca Pearls with Melon

Details: A HANDS-ON Class. Limit: 14 students

Who: Guest Chef Anne Edmonds

When: Thursday October08, 6:30-9:30pm

How Much: $60.00



http://cooksworld.net/classes.php?m=10&y=2009
University Village

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FoodThai Restaurant Favorites Cooking Class400946:30 PM9:30 PMThai Restaurant Favorites

Location: Kirkland Store

Class format: Hands-On

Price: $69.00

Date: Thursday, Oct 08, 2009

Time: 6:30 PM

Restrictions: Ages 18 and Older

Instructor: Tara Ayers Aromatic herbs and spices blend to create Thailand?s signature dishes. Learn about these piquant ingredients plus traditional Thai culinary techniques as your instructor teaches you how to recreate Thai restaurant favorites like satay, stir-fries, Phad Thai and more. We?re sure you?ll find these dishes easy to make, fun to serve and incredibly flavorful.



MENU Pork Sataywith Spicy Peanut Sauce - Shrimp Soup with Lemon Grass and Coconut Milk - Stir-Fried Chicken with Cashews - Phad Thai



http://cookingclasses.surlatable.com/browse/classDetailPage1.jsp?classId=0491019
Kirkland

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FreeFREE Mini Good Drinks for Bad Days Cocktail Class400946:30 PM9:30 PMFREE Mini Good Drinks for Bad Days Cocktail Class & Booksigning

with Author Kerry Colburn



6:30, 7:30 & 8:30pm



Register soon for a FREE mini Cocktail Class lead by Author Kerry Colburn. Offered at 6:30, 7:30 & 8:30pm. Don't forget to submit your entry form for your own "Good Drink for a Bad Day" prior to October 8th. Kerry Colburn will pick a winnerwho will receive a copy of her book! See store for more details. This event is part of Girls Night Out in Magnolia Village - where every month you can sip, savor, sample and save with special offers at Dish it up! and other participating Magnolia village merchants!



type of class: demonstration and hands on



cost: FREE



Register in person at 2425 33rd Ave West or by phone 206-281-7800.



http://www.dish-it-up.com/calendar/class.php?record_no=00661
Magnolia

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FoodCheese It: France400947:00 PM8:00 PMThursday, October 8th



Cheese It: France

7 - 8pm in Salud!$15



Dayna Sternberg takes us on a Tour de France. No other country comes close to France's majestic display of fromage. It can't be done in one night, but we'll try.



Bries, Camberet, Explorateur, Munster, chevre...just to name a few. You will eat and you will learn. Your taste buds will be challenged and delighted!



http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/stores/bellevue/storecalendar.php
Whole Foods Bellevue

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FoodBeginning Mushroom Identification (4-Week Course)400947:00 PM9:00 PMBeginning Mushroom Identification



PSMS will offer two sessions of beginning mushroom identification classes this fall on four consecutive Thursdays. The first class session begins on September 24th, and the second class session begins on October 22nd. Classes will be held at the Center for Urban Horticulture, in the Douglas classroom, from 7:00PM to 9:00PM.



Where: Center For Urban Horticulture, Douglas Classroom

When: Thursday Evenings, 7:00 pm ? 9:00 pm

9/24 ?10/15 (first session)

10/22 ?11/12 (second session)

Cost: $35 for members and $70 for non members (which includes a membership), cash or check payable to PSMS (bring on first day of class)

Book: Mushrooms Demystified, by David Arora ($35)

Bring: Fresh mushroom specimens

Contact: education@psms.org (for questions or to register.) If you don?t have access to e-mail, you may call 206?354?7789, but e-mail is preferred.





The sessions will be (subject to possible rearranging):

- Introduction to Mushroom ID

- Identifying Mushrooms with Dichotomous Keys

- Cooking and Collecting

- Mushroom Toxins



The recommended text is Mushrooms Demystified, by David Arora. There are several copies available for classroom use from the PSMS library, and the book will be available for sale for $35 on the first day of class.



Class cost is $35 forfour sessions for members, $70 for non-members (includes the price for membership). Please confirm your class registration before coming to class, as classes often fill up.



For questions or to register, please send e-mail to education@psms.org with your name or names. If you don?t have access to e-mail, you may call 206?354?7789, but e-mail is preferred.



Please bring specimens of fresh mushrooms to class. Collect the whole fungus, including any root or cup at the base of the stalk. Specimens are best preserved by wrapping in foil or wax paper and putting them in the fridge, where they will last from several days up to a week, depending on the species. You should make a spore print, if you know how. (If you don't, that's OK. We will learn how on the first day of class.) It is also useful to take a few notes about where the mushroom was collected, and from what sort of habitat (whether on wood or ground, what type of wood, and what type of trees it grows under).



http://www.psms.org/classes.html
Puget Sound Mycological Society

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FestivalsOktoberfest in Enumclaw4009512:00 AM12:00 AMhttp://enumclawoktoberfest.com/Enumclaw

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FestivalsScandinavian Heritage Festival4009512:00 AM12:00 AMA celebration of Scandinavian Culture Representing Scandinavian Organizations: Denmark-Iceland-Finland-Norway-Sweden. Daily programs, Scandinavian Food, Arts & Crafts



http://www.seattle.gov/calendar/default.htm?trumbaEmbed=view%3Devent%26eventid%3D85080453

Puyallup

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FestivalsOktoberfest in Puyallup4009512:00 AM12:00 AMhttp://www.oktoberfestnw.com/Puyallup

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FoodDinner with Maximilian Riedel of Riedel Crystal at Columbia Winery4009512:00 AM12:00 AMFriday October 9th ~ Maximilian Riedel of Riedel Crystal

Yourevening begins with a wine and cheese reception at Columbia Winery. Meet Maximilian Riedel of Riedel Crystal, the family-run Austrian company renowned for 250 years of glassmaking excellence. Learn how stemware design enhances the taste of wine. After a seated tasting conducted by Max Riedel himself, you'll go home with a 4-piece set of his Vinum series (retail value: $90). Ticket Price $70.00. Seating limited.

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http://www.columbiawinery.com/calendar



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FoodChocolate, Wine and Cheese Class4009512:00 AM12:00 AMFriday October 9th ~ Sweet Decadence



Indulge and delight your chocolate senses with this class that will heighten your knowledge of working with chocolate while appreciating how well it pairs with our wines. Learn to create beautiful dipped chocolate fruit and dark rich truffles! Chocolate class, wine & cheese reception. International artist, Enrique Henao, soothes the soul with his elegant guitar playing. $45 Cellar Club & guests only



http://www.columbiawinery.com/calendar



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CharitableSoupline: An Urban Soup Event4009511:00 AM2:00 PMSoupline: An Urban Soup Event



Date Friday, October 9, 2009, 11am ? 2pm

Location Plymouth Church

1217 6th Ave

Seattle, WA 98101-3107

Neighborhoods Downtown Commercial Core

Event Types Community

Audience Adults, Senior

Sponsoring Organization Sacred Heart Shelter

Contact Danielle Green

Contact Phone 206-285-7489

Contact Email danielleg@shshelter.org

Cost $15

Registration Details May register in advance orbuy tickets at the door.

Event Description Take a break from work and come for an all-you-can-eat soup lunch to benefit Sacred Heart Shelter. For $15, you?ll receive soup provided by some of Seattle?s best restaurants, while the Duwamish River Band performs live. All attendees are entered to win door prizes. The afternoon will also feature the unveiling of ?40 Seasonal Soups,? a cookbook of recipes created by the Northwest's top chefs.





Plymouth Church

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FarmersMonroe Farmers Market400952:00 PM7:00 PMFrom FPS readers: "



There is a brand new Farmers Market this year in Monroe...It runs May 1st thru Nov. 1st and we are looking for more vendors. It is a beautiful country setting on 6 acres in Monroe located at 19829 168th St. NE Monroe, Wa 98272



Market Hours are- Fridays 2-7pm,Saturdays 10-5pm and Sundays 11-4pm
19829 168th St. NE Monroe, Wa 98272

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FreeHelp Harvest Produce for the Hungry at Marra Farm with One Brick400954:00 PM5:00 PMIf you're looking for a fun way to spend a few hours and maybemeet some cool people, then One Brick is the way to go. Here's an upcoming event you might be interested in...



What: Harvest Day @ Marra Farm

When: Friday, October 09, 2009 - 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM

Where: Marra Farm- 9026 4th Ave South, Seattle



See original posting for details.



http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/eve/1390889349.html

Marra Farm

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FreeDinner on a Dime400954:00 PM7:00 PMFriday, October 9th



Dinner on a Dime

4:00-7:00p.m. Free


nWhat's for dinner tonight? Sometimes planning ahead is downright impossible! It's a good thing we've got plenty of ideas to help you get a quick,easy and inexpensive meal on your table! Come by for ideas, recipes and cooking demonstrations (we'll even have some special savings just for you!) -- then get home and create an awesome meal in minutes!



http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/stores/redmond/storecalendar.php
Whole Foods Redmond

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PacNWFridays Uncorked: Premiere of Winter Beer400955:00 PM7:30 PMFri, Oct 9, 5-7:30 pm

Fridays Uncorked: Premiere of Winter Beer



Showcasing the much anticipated seasonal beer offerings from NW breweries, discover why beer is more than just a thirst quencher. Case in point, sample how these new varieties allow a different beer to celebrate any occasion. This is a casual, informative evening of wine tasting and complementary cheeses. Ongoing pourings and presentations allow you to arrive anytime and compare 4-5 samples. A fun, social event. Reservations recommended. $12







http://www.bayviewschoolofcooking.com/schedule10.html

Olympia

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FoodCooking with Beer400956:00 PM8:00 PMFriday, October 9th



Cooking with Beer

6-8pm in Salud! $35
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We celebrate Oktoberfest by drinking Beer, let's get crazy and Cook with Beer too! We'll start with Welsh Rarebit, a British pub house favorite
, then move on to Chesapeake Bay Shrimp boiled in Beer. With Beer Bread in the Oven and a Kickin' Chili in the Pot we can sit back and make a few toasts: "Here's to Beer! Here's to Cheer!" And Pecan Porter Spice Cake with Guinness Ice Cream Floats for dessert.



http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/stores/bellevue/storecalendar.php





Bellevue

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FoodUse It Before You Lose It: Cooking Leftovers & Pantry Staples400956:00 PM8:00 PMA lecture class; Learning to use leftovers and pantry staplesfor easy meals.



$25



http://class.seattle.gov/parks/Activities/ActivitiesCourseDetails.asp?aid=23&cid=47506
Bitter Lake

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FoodPasta 101400956:00 PM9:00 PMPasta 101





Learn to make fresh pasta at home. We will makeseveral versions of this quintessential element of so many traditional dishes. We?ll use the pasta with several different sauces we will create to prepare Fettuccine with Truffle Cream Sauce and Crab Stuffed Ravioli. Oh, and we'll probably figure out a quintessential Italian dessert as well.





Price Per Person - $ 75.00 Plus WA sales tax





Classes are hands on



Pre-registration is required





http://www.cookingschoolsofamerica.com/dianesmarketkitchen/index.php?flag_menu_index=reservation_php#511
Downtown

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FoodCuisine & Culture: Northwest Cooking Class Series400956:00 PM9:00 PMExperience the richness of Pacific Northwest food bounty in this hand-on cooking class. Each class offeres new preparation cooking techniques with Northwest history as well. Chef Steve Brendlinger's showcases his expertiese with exquisit dishes created form common ingredients. Each class ends eating the food we prepared, along with Northwest wines. the last class is our grand finale where we prepare a complete meal with all of the recipies experienced in class.



Wednesday, Friday, 6:00 PM - 9:00PM; 6 sessions starting October 7, 2009, ending October 23, 2009

Cost: $350.00

Instructor: Brendlinger

Location: SSCC, Culinary Arts Building (CAB), FSA Kitchen





http://learnatsouth.org/index.cfm?method=ClassInfo.ClassInformation&int_class_id=14030&int_category_id=2&int_sub_category_id=16&int_catalog_id=0
South Seattle Community College

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CharitableGreater Puget Sound Signature Chefs Auction Benefiting March of Dimes400956:00 PM10:00 PMGreater Puget Sound Signature Chefs Auction



Each year the March of Dimes hosts their annual tribute to the outstanding culinary talentin Seattle at the Signature Chefs Auction. This year, we will invite twenty of the most prominent chefs to share their signature tastes for our audience. The semi-formal event features selected wineries and breweries throughout Washington to enhance the dining experience. A silent and live auction feature one-of-a-kind culinary experiences with the participating chefsand wineries.



http://www.marchofdimes.com/washington/43550_51853.asp
Sheraton Hotel Sixth Avenue

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FoodMeet Me on the Riviera: Food and Wines of Provence Class400956:30 PM9:00 PMMeet Me on the Riviera: Food and Wines of Provence



VIDACOLLERY, ROBERT PETERSEN

Fresh, seasonal food simply prepared is the hallmark of this regional Mediterranean cuisine, while the wines are infusedwith the warm flavors of wild, herb-filled meadows. Vida demonstrates a delightful menu while Robert discusses and pours the wine. They explore how climate and culture combine to produce delicious food and wine combinations. On the menu is Soupe de Moules (saffron-scented mussel soup with vermicelli); Gigot de Mare (baked garlic-studded fish with ratatouille); and Salade Verte (seasonal green salad with classic vinaigrette). Dessert is Fantaise Glace aux Poires et aux Bananes (wine-poached pears and bananas with meringue and ice cream). With seafood, dairy and eggs.



Members: $45, Non-members: $50

Includes $5 for wine tasting.



Friday Sep 18, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Saturday Oct 3, 3-5:30pm. Issaquah

Friday Oct 9, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Wednesday Oct 14, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

Thursday Oct 29, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=985



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FoodDate Night: Spice up Your Life Cooking Class400956:30 PM9:00 PMDate Night: Spice up Your Life!



LYNNE VEA

Impress yoursweetie or attract a new one with Lynne?s scrumptious menu that will heat up your taste buds and create excitement in the kitchen. She?ll recommend wine pairings for the delightful menu of Green Curry Seafood Bisque with Shredded Coconut and Lime; Warm Spice-roasted Butternut and Macadamia Salad with Warm Greens and Wasabi-Fig Vinaigrette; and Sizzling Kal Bi Marinated Steak with Crispy Garlic Threads and Kim Chi Fried Rice. Caramel Coconut Flan with Rum-flamed Bananas makes a sizzling dessert for your special evening. With meat, seafood, dairy and eggs.



Members: $45, Non-members: $50
nIncludes $5 for wine tasting.



Wednesday Oct 7, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle

Friday Oct 9, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Wednesday Oct 28, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Friday Oct 30, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

Friday Nov 6, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=989



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FoodGnocchi Workshop400956:30 PM9:30 PMGnocchi Workshop

Location: Kirkland Store

Class format: Hands-On

Price: $79.00

Date: Friday, Oct 09, 2009

Time: 6:30 PM

Restrictions: Ages 18 and Older

Instructor: Iole Aguero Done right, these pillow-soft dumplings melt in your mouth and vanish off the plate. You?ll learn a few terrific dough recipes along with easy sauces and all the techniques you need to ditch gluey pre-packaged gnocchi for good. These recipes are so easy to make you?ll want to have gnocchi with just about everything.



MENU Potato Gnocchi with Bolognese - Ricotta Gnocchi with Pesto Sauce - Gnocchi with Brown Butter and Sage



End time approximate.



http://cookingclasses.surlatable.com/browse/classDetailPage1.jsp?classId=0491004



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FestivalsSample Apple & Pear Harvest and Cider Tasting4009612:00 AM12:00 AMhttp://www.wwfrf.org/html/main_frame.htm

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FestivalsGreat Pumpkin Beer Festival @ Elysian Brewing4009612:00 AM12:00 AMhttp://www.elysianbrewing.com/Events.htmlCapitol Hill

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FestivalsHarvest Festival4009612:00 AM12:00 AMOCTOBER 10 & 11

ANNUAL HARVEST FESTIVAL AND PUMPKIN PAINTING CONTEST SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 11-5 (**NEW HOURS**)

Fun for all ages! Paint a pumpkin, win a prize, it?s that simple! Enjoy 40 craft booths providing all locally hand made products, music, glass blowing, pony rides, train rides, King?s Original Kettle Korn, specialty foods including roasted corn on the cob, and fall d‚cor. Click here or call 425-483-2250 for moreinformation or a vendor/artisan application.



Valentine Performing Pigs Saturday at 1:00 on the stage.



http://www.countryvillagebothell.com/events/october2009/

Country Village Bothell

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FestivalsOktoberfest in Enumclaw4009612:00 AM12:00 AMhttp://enumclawoktoberfest.com/Enumclaw

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FestivalsDungeness Crab & Seafood Festival4009612:00 AM12:00 AMhttp://www.crabfestival.org/index.html

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FestivalsScandinavian Heritage Festival4009612:00 AM12:00 AMA celebration of Scandinavian Culture Representing Scandinavian Organizations: Denmark-Iceland-Finland-Norway-Sweden. Daily programs, Scandinavian Food, Arts & Crafts



http://www.seattle.gov/calendar/default.htm?trumbaEmbed=view%3Devent%26eventid%3D85080453

Puyallup

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FestivalsOktoberfest in Puyallup4009612:00 AM12:00 AMhttp://www.oktoberfestnw.com/Puyallup

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HolidayNational Cake Decorating Day4009612:00 AM12:00 AMhttp://brownielocks.com/october.html

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PacNWPutting the Garden to Bed400969:00 AM11:00 AMThe rain and dark has snuck up on us and the garden is windingdown. Grab those last few days of sunshine and put your garden to bed. Fall is a fantastic time to replenish the soil that has offered you its bounty all year long. Learn inexpensive or free ways to build your soil using materials on hand. Let the Tilth gardeners show you how a little work now will pay off big time next spring.





Cost: $25 for Tilth members, $35 fornon-members.



http://seattletilth.org/learn/classes-and-workshops/putting-the-garden-to-bed
Issaquah

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FarmersU-District Farmers Market400969:00 AM2:00 PMSaturdays 9am to 2pm; year-round.

"The corner of University Way and NE 50th, in the playground of the University Heights Center for the Community. On-street parking can be found in the vicinity, and the market provides tokens to shoppers for one free hour of parking in nearby pay lots."

http://www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org/markets/u_district



Please contact event organizers above for more information or to confirm dates, timeand location.

Please see www.FreshPickedSeattle.com for additional Seattle food events, farmers markets info and more.

University Way and NE 50th

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FreeApple Looza at U-District Farmers Market400969:00 AM2:00 PMCelebrate all kinds of APPLES at the Farmers Market! Watch apple-centric cooking demos, taste-test over 20 varieities of fresh apples and vote on your favorite, learn which varieties are best for snacking, baking, pies, sauce, etc - plus activities for kids, free cider samples,and lots and lots of info on one of Washington's favorite farm products.


nhttp://www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org/events/apple-looza-at-u-district-farmers-market-oct-10/



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PacNWThe Incredible Cattail - From Survival to Pancakes400969:00 AM3:00 PMThe Incredible Cattail - From Survival to Pancakes $25+

Saturday, October 10, 2009, 9am - 3pm

Sponsor: Wild Food Adventures

Location: Portland, OR

Description: Get hands-on experience on how cattail rhizomes can be used for emergency survival food to processed flour for breads,ash cakes, muffins, and pancakes. We'll see how to identify, gather, peel, process and cook cattail cores so that they transform into a flour-like food source. By the end of the workshop we'll have gone from swamp rootsto delicate pancakes that any normal human would enjoy. See Portland Tribune article here.

What to Bring: We will be venturing into a swamp, bring cloths you can get dirty in up to your chest (our location and weather conditions will determine wheather we are in a dried mud bed or in an open shallow pond), a change of cloths (that can still get dirty but will be dry),a big beach towel, and a plastic bag to transport the wet cloths in. All others should just bring cloths they can get dirty in. Bring a sac lunch and beverage.



http://www.wildfoodadventures.com/workshop.html
Portland, OR

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FreeGluten Free Walk, Talk and Taste4009610:00 AM11:30 AMGluten-free Walk, Talk and Taste



GOLDIE CAUGHLAN, LEIKASUZUMURA

This 90-minute tour leads you through our aisles to discover a world of naturally delicious choices for healthy, great-tasting meals. You?ll receive easy recipes with nutritional information, plus 30-minute menu plans and a valuable shopping coupon.



Members: $0, Non-members: $0



Monday Sep 14, 7-8:30pm. Greenlake

Saturday Oct 10, 10-11:30am. Edmonds
nWednesday Oct 14, 7-8:30pm. West Seattle

Sunday Nov 1, 2-3:30pm. Redmond



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1044



Sign up early! These fill up fast!



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FoodSecond Time Around: Planning for Leftovers Class4009610:00 AM12:30 PMJennifer Adler

In an ideal world we would have the time to prepare fresh meals from scratch on a daily basis. Jennifer has been working with busy clients long enough to empathize with this dilemma. In this informative class, you will learn how to transform simple dishes into exciting leftovers throughout the week. We?ll start with Quinoa, Roasted Chicken and Lentil Soup, then let the magic begin; you?ll be inspired by how these dishes can be transformed into a new menu each night of the week. This technique is a great way to plan for leftovers, eat more wholesome foods and save money, all at the same time. With poultry and dairy; no eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Thursday Oct 1, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Saturday Oct 10, 10am-12:30pm. Bastyr University

Thursday Oct 15, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle

Tuesday Oct 20, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah

Tuesday Nov 10, 6:30-9pm. Redmond



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1002



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FoodCooking Class with Jerry Traunfeld of Poppy4009610:00 AM12:30 PMPositively Poppy



JERRY TRAUNFELD

Chef Traunfeld producessome of the finest flavors in the Northwest in his new Capitol Hill restaurant, Poppy, to rave reviews. In this class, he?ll share how he makes dishes sing, and how spices and herbs can accent and elevate seasonal ingredients. To begin, he makes thin, hand-pulled strudel dough for his Chard and Goat Cheese Strudel; then Dilled Celery and Asian Pear Salad; and Fennel, Saffron and Tarragon Soup. Black Cod with Carrot Vinaigrette and Cucumber Salad takes center stage, and Deep-dish Apple Pie with Rye Celery SeedCrust crowns an autumn meal to remember. With seafood, dairy and eggs.



Members: $50, Non-members: $55



Tuesday Oct 6, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Saturday Oct 10, 10am-12:30pm. Greenlake



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1024



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FoodCooking Under Pressure Class4009610:00 AM12:30 PMJohnna Dietz

The pressure cooker is a time- and money-saving appliance that can be easily used when dinner needs to be on the table quickly. Johnna will give you a lesson on how to use the pressure cooker, and she?ll demonstrate how easy it is to make Orange-Rosemary Beef Stew; Chickpea Tahini Soup with Roasted Red Pepper; and Rustic Herbed Garlic Mashed Potatoes. Even dessert can be made quickly, and you?ll taste scrumptious Orange Ricotta Cheesecake. With meat, dairy and eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Tuesday Sep 29, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle

Thursday Oct 1, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Saturday Oct 10, 10am-12:30pm. Issaquah

Tuesday Oct 13, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Thursday Oct 22, 6:30-9pm. Redmond



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1008



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FoodFood From The Discovery! Class at The Harvest Vine4009610:00 AM12:30 PMFood From The Discovery!

Saturday, October 10, 2009 at 10:00am

Columbus himself never had it this good! But Chef Joseba will take the foods of the explorer's arrival to the New Land and present authentic Spanish preparations of corn, potatoes, tomatoes... even chocolate!! All classes include full instruction, demonstration and copies of recipes for each participant to take home. A light lunch will be offered by Chef Joseba after the class. Classes are $60 each (tax and gratuity not included.) Reservations are required and space is limited to 11 participants. Call today to secure your spot!



http://www.harvestvine.com/events.php?month=10



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FoodPantry Preservation-21 Acres Education Series4009610:00 AM1:00 PMPantry Preservation-21 Acres Education Series

Cost: $40



When Oct 10, 2009

from 10:00 am to 01:00 pm

Where Sammamish Valley Grange, 14654 148th Ave NE, Woodinville, WA 98072Gr



http://www.21acres.org/pantry-preservation-21-acres-education-series
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FarmersMagnolia Farmers Market4009610:00 AM2:00 PMMagnolia (Saturdays, 10am - 2pm, May 23 through Oct 10, 2009)

Next to the Magnolia Community Center at 2550 34th Ave W



http://www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org/markets/magnolia
Magnolia

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FoodCut and Cook Knife Skills Workshop4009610:00 AM2:00 PMCUT AND COOK KNIFE SKILLS WORKSHOP

Saturday, October 10, 10am-2pm

Instructor: Barry Dahlbeck

*This hands-on class is limited to 8 students



SHARPEN YOUR KNIFE SKILLS IN AN INTIMATE CLASS

Get the scoop on selecting, caring for and using fine knives. Increase your own agility and confidence as Instructor Barry Dahlbeck demonstrates proper technique. Then practice together as you do the prep, cook the meal and enjoy a relaxed lunch. Class size is limited to 8 to ensure adequate personal attention for each student.

Recipes: Salsamole, Sunburst Soup, Breast of Chicken with Tomato Cream Sauce, Oranges with Blackberry Sauce Notes: Please bring your apron, cutting board & favorite knives to class. This class includes a sit-down lunch so set aside time to enjoy the meal.

Notes: Please bring your apron, cutting board and favorite knives to class. The class includes a sit-down lunch so set aside time to enjoy the meal.



$78



Discounts available for multiple class purchases.



http://www.bon-vivant.com/

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FreeExperience Farming Project4009610:00 AM2:00 PMWanna experience what work is like on our organic farm? We would like to offer you an in-depth tour and opportunity to be a farm hand forthe afternoon. We may not make you sweat, but you'll go home with the taste of what real farming for sustainable agriculture means. Projects will vary with the day and seasons! Kids are welcome with supervision! RSVP Maggieat tours@fullcirclefarm.com.



Watch a video of one of the events from 2008 on our blog, Dig It, fullcirclefarmorganics.wordpress.com



Experience Farming Project events will take place the second Saturday of every month April - October.



10am-2pm



http://www.fullcirclefarm.com/events.html
Full Circle Farm

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FarmersMonroe Farmers Market4009610:00 AM5:00 PMFrom FPS readers: "



There is a brand new Farmers Market this year in Monroe...It runs May 1st thru Nov. 1st and we are looking for more vendors. It is a beautiful country setting on 6 acres in Monroe located at 19829 168th St. NE Monroe, Wa 98272



Market Hours are- Fridays 2-7pm,Saturdays 10-5pm and Sundays 11-4pm
19829 168th St. NE Monroe, Wa 98272

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FoodRovers Cooking Class: Pastry Challenge - Leftover Egg Whites4009611:00 AM12:00 PM11am12pm

Pastry Challenge: leftover egg whites $20

Instructor: Pastry Chef Andrea Terrenzio

Menu Items: Lemon Poppy Seed Chiffon Cake,

Honey Almond Nougat, Pavlova Meringues



http://www.rovers-seattle.com/newsevents/documents/ClassSchedule2009.pdf
Rovers

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FoodKnife Skills Workshop4009611:00 AM2:00 PMKNIFE SKILLS Workshop

Finally, learn how to use knives properly to gain speed, confidence & create more visually pleasing food. We'll demonstrate sharpening, storage, proper holding & usage, knifestyles & options. A variety of cutting techniques will be taught. This class will change the way you operate in the kitchen!

Details: A HANDS-ON Class. Limit: 9 students

Who: Chef/Director Nancie Brecher

When: Saturday October 10, 11am-2pm

How Much: $65.00



http://cooksworld.net/classes.php?m=10&y=2009
University Village

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FreeApple Fest at Whole Foods4009611:00 AM3:00 PMSaturday, October 10th



Apple Fest

11am - 3 pm Totally Free!



It's that amazing time of year when Washington State shows the worldthat our apples are the BEST! To celebrate the apple harvest every department is going to get apple crazy and let you try out what we think our our best apple pairings are! Apple stuffed pork loin, house-made caramel apples and tarts, hot apple cider, hard cider tastings in Salud, a local apple farmer, and kids activities! Hope to see you there.



http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/stores/bellevue/storecalendar.php
Whole Foods Bellevue

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FoodDavid's Vegetarian Kitchen Cooking Class4009611:30 AM2:00 PMCome discover the rich diversity of a wholesome, low-fat, pure vegetarian diet. Learn how to plan budget-friendly vegetarian menus, what and how much to eat, and where to get protein, calcium and iron. We'llnibble the whole class long as we explore soy (tofu and tempeh) as well asbeans and whole grains. See how quick and easy it is to prepare a medley of delicious, cholesterol-free dishes--including yummy desserts!

Please read: Materials fee paid at registration.

Saturday, 11:30 AM - 2:00 PM; 1 session on October 10, 2009

Cost: $25.00 Materials Cost: $18.00
nInstructor: Gabbe

Location: On Campus, On Campus



http://learnatsouth.org/index.cfm?method=ClassInfo.ClassInformation&int_class_id=12908&int_category_id=2&int_sub_category_id=41&int_catalog_id=0



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S. Seattle Community College

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FoodHerbal Medicine Class: Syrups, Elixers, and Cordials4009612:00 PM2:00 PMHow to Make Your Own Herbal Medicine

A 10 week course Saturdays, 12pm - 2:00pm



Have you been yearning to learn how to make your own herbal medicine products right in your very own home? Come join Crystal Stelzer in a ten week course designed to teach you the fine art of crafting abevy of herbal products. These home remedies are perfect for integration into your daily life as nutrition, beauty care, and first aid treatment,and are wonderful home-crafted gifts to give during the holiday season. We will be focusing on recipes that will invigorate energy, provide immune support during the cold and flu season, support digestive health, and those that will stimulate body and mind.



Cost is $25 per class or $225 for those pre-registering for the full 10 week course. Pre-registration must besubmitted by August 12th to receive the discounted price. Classes with fewer than five attendees are subject to cancellation.



Course Outline:



Wk1: Infusions, Decoctions, and Standard Brews (9/12)

Wk2: Hydrosols, Floral Waters, Flower Essences, and Spritzers (9/19)

Wk3: Facial Scrubs, Masques, Foot Soaks, and Body Scrubs (9/26)

Wk4: Miels (honey), Acetracts (vinegar), Oxymiels, and Wine Infusions (10/3)

Wk5: Syrups, Elixers, and Cordials (10/10)

Wk6: Pills, Capsules, and Lozenges (10/17)

Wk7: Herbal Infused Oils (fresh and dry), and Suppositories (10/24)

Wk8: Salves, Lip Balms, and Vapo-Rubs (10/31)

Wk9: Creams, Lotions, and Essential Oil Emulsions (11/7)

** no class on 11/14 **

Wk10: Glycerites, Tinctures (fresh and dry), and Spirits (11/21)



Crystal holds a BS in Herbal Sciences from Bastyr University where she is an adjunctprofessor, teaching classes on herbal medicine making and materia medica. It is her desire to bring the simple art of herbal medicine making back into the lives of those in her community so that she may inspire and educatethose around her to live a more healthful life.



http://www.rainbownatural.com/Ul_CMS/Ul_Events/index.php
Rainbow Remedies

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FoodRovers Cooking Class: Duck 1014009612:00 PM2:00 PMDuck 101 $35

Instructor: Chef de Cuisine Adam Hoffman

Menu Items: Confit, Roasted Duck Breast & Duck Prosciutto



http://www.rovers-seattle.com/newsevents/documents/ClassSchedule2009.pdf
Rovers

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FreeLocal Vendor Taste Fair4009612:00 PM4:00 PMSaturday, October 10th



Local Vendor Taste Fair

12:00 - 4:00p.m. Free



We all know that eating locally is a great way to reduce ourcarbon footprints, but who knew it could be so delicious? Join some of our favorite local vendors for tastes of their awesome products! We'll alsotry some of the season's best produce and have lots of recipes available to take home and try! Plus, enter to win a huge goody bag of local treats from all over our store!



http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/stores/redmond/storecalendar.php
Whole Foods Redmind

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FoodMac & Cheese Smackdown400961:00 PM3:00 PMMac Smackdown

1:00 - 3:00 p.m.



Fall is here and all we want to do is curl up with some warm, cheesy goodness. Hello, Mac and Cheese! Come enjoy samples and recipes as we celebrate the king of all comfortfoods. Your vote enters you for a chance to win a $25 gift card and prizes.



http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/stores/westlake/storecalendar.php

Whole Foods Westlake

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FoodRovers Wine Class: Wines of the Rhone Valley400962:00 PM3:00 PM2pm3pm

Wines of the Rhone Valley $20

Instructor: Wine Director Scot Smith

Featured Varietals/Regions: North to South, White to Red



http://www.rovers-seattle.com/newsevents/documents/ClassSchedule2009.pdf
Rovers

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FoodFall Mushroom Walk400962:00 PM3:30 PMFall Mushroom Walk

Ages 5 and older

Explore the woodlands ofHamlin Park for the fungus among

us! Learn to identify edible and inedible fungi. If the weather

is right and we are lucky, we may be able to provide our gustatory

receptors a treat. Location: 16000 15th Ave. NE

#45551 9/26 Sat 2 - 3:30 p.m.

Please register by 9/25

Activity Fee: $7

#45552 10/10 Sat 2 - 3:30 p.m.

Please register by 10/9

Activity Fee: $7



http://www.seattle.gov/parks/environment/brochures/Fall09.pdf
Hamlin Park

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FoodVegetarian Adventures of Tofu Class400962:30 PM5:00 PMEating tofu daily may result in reduced risk of cancer, heartdisease, and osteoporosis. Mixed with the right seasonings, tofu is downright tasty! But are you befuddled about what to do with those soft, whiteblocks? Or are you simply looking for ideas to transform tofu into new dishes? Come learn about tofu and watch how easy it is to prepare inexpensive, low-fat, cholesterol-free, pure vegetarian meals with tofu. Come hungry!

Please read: Please read parking information below. Materials Fee paidat registration.

Saturday, 2:30 PM - 5:00 PM; 1 session on October 10, 2009

Cost: $24.00 Materials Cost: $18.00

Instructor: Gabbe

Location: On Campus, On Campus



http://learnatsouth.org/index.cfm?method=ClassInfo.ClassInformation&int_class_id=12909&int_category_id=2&int_sub_category_id=41&int_catalog_id=0



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FoodMore Glorious Kale Class400963:00 PM5:30 PMMore Glorious Kale

Anne Bly

This class was so popular that Anne has returned with more delicious kale recipes, just right for those hearty autumn meals. She?ll have lots of tips on how to cook kale in wonderful dishes, as she demonstrates a Fillo-wrapped Kale and Squash appetizer. Then you?ll make side dishes of Dinosaur Kale Coleslaw, and Saute‚d Apples and Kale, plus two main dishes of Emmer Farro Risotto with Kale, and Kale and Tofu-stuffed Manicotti. Vegetarian, with dairy; no eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Saturday Oct 10, 3-5:30pm. Redmond

MondayOct 12, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah

Saturday Oct 17, 3-5:30pm. West Seattle

Monday Oct 19, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Saturday Nov 7, 3-5:30pm. Edmonds



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1011



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FoodYou Say Phyllo, I Say Fillo Class400963:00 PM5:30 PMYou Say Phyllo, I Say Fillo



BECKY SELENGUT

Whichever way you cut it, fillo pastry is an amazingly ephemeral and adaptable ingredient in savory and sweet dishes from around the world. Becky will show youhow easy it is to handle and cook with this thinnest of doughs in dishes such as Wild Mushroom Fillo Rolls with Georgian Walnut Sauce for an appetizer, and a main dish of Moroccan B?stilla (savory chicken pie with almonds and cinnamon). For a sweet finish, you?ll learn to make the multi-layered,crispy, nutty honey-sweetened Baklava. With poultry, dairy and eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Tuesday Oct 6, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle

Saturday Oct 10, 3-5:30pm. Edmonds

Monday Oct 12, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake
nWednesday Oct 21, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah

Wednesday Nov 18, 6:30-9pm. Redmond



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=988
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FoodCreate Your Own Bento Box Class400963:00 PM5:30 PMCreate Your Own Bento Box



KANAKO KOIZUMI

The bento box is a lunchbox full of a variety of dishes that the Japanese take to school,work or a picnic in a fancy container. Kanako will teach you the basics ofassorting the five food colors and laying out different types of dishes incompartments using her collection of containers. And she?ll show you how to make Sake Saikyo Yaki (broiled salmon in sweet miso marinade); Kimpira Gobo (sweet and spicy burdock root and carrots); Negi Tamago Yaki (omelet with green onion); Tsukemono (pickled vegetables); Higiki Gohan (cooked rice with Higiki); Sake and Edamame Gohan (cooked rice with salted salmon and edamame). With seafood and eggs; no dairy.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Sunday Sep 20, 1-3:30pm. Edmonds

Monday Sep 28, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

Sunday Oct 4, 1-3:30pm. West Seattle

Saturday Oct 10, 3-5:30pm. Issaquah

Friday Oct 30, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=983



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FoodAuthor Talk: Ann & Daniel Streissguth "In Love with a Hillside Garden"400964:30 PM6:00 PMANN & DANIEL STREISSGUTH

Saturday, October 10 at 4:30 p.m.


nAnn Streissguth and Daniel Streissguth are most known as two esteemed University of Washington faculty emeritae. Ann Streissguth taught at the UW School of Medicine and was a national pioneer in research on fetal alcohol issues, and Daniel Streissguth was a professor at the UW College of Architecture and Urban Planning. At their Capitol Hill home, they took on the decades-long work of making a beautiful garden out of land that was mostly given over to Himalayan blackberries, horsetails, and morning glories. In their lovely book, In Love with a Hillside Garden (University of Washington), co-authored with their landscape architect son Benjamin Streissguth, they show and tell a particular story of one garden made, and also illustratethe potential for other such efforts to bear fruit elsewhere. Now a part of the Seattle park system?as a result of a 1996 gift to the City?this public garden is a pleasure to behold in book form?and in the real experience ofvisiting it.



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http://www.elliottbaybook.com/events/oct09/streissguth.jsp



Elliott Bay Books

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FreeS'more Than You Imagined w/Music & Bonfire400966:00 PM8:00 PMS'more Than You Imagined!

Event date: Saturday, October 10,2009, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM

Location: Game Farm Wilderness Park 2401Stuck River Dr. SE



FREE



A unique outdoor event that is a nod to the City's tagline! S'mores, a big band and storytelling by a bonfire. An evening of fun that you can't find anywhere else.



Contact Information



Auburn Parks, Arts & Recreation

253-931-3043

Khardy@auburnwa.gov



http://www.auburnwa.gov/government/calendarstart/community_calendar/S_more_Than_You_Imagined_.asp



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FreeLiterary Feast: The Famous Authors Cookbook400966:30 PM7:30 PM"Literary Feast is a fascinating collection offering nearly 100 outstanding food, drink and dessert recipes along with author profiles plus their personal perspectives." - KCLS.ORG



http://thirdplacebooks.com/event/literary-feast-famous-author%E2%80%99s-cookbook-kcls-foundation
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FoodOh! Chocolate Chocolate Classes400966:30 PM8:30 PM"The classes are held at: 3131 E. Madison Street, Seattle, WA 98112



Friday classes begin at 3 p.m., Saturday classes at 6:30 p.m. and Sunday classes at 5:30 p.m. unless otherwise noted.



Please call 206.329.8777 to make your reservations or book your tickets at brownpapertickets.com



Students who are unfamiliar with working with chocolate, as well as advanced students, who truly enjoy it, are welcome. There is always something new to learn, especially from experienced Oh! Chocolate chocolatiers! Among the many chocolate fun facts students will learn, are fascinatingones regarding varietal chocolates and cacao bean percentages. During the ?hands-on? segment of the class, students will learn to temper and dip in chocolate so their creations will have a professional look.



All in all,it is a relaxing, informative evening, and students always leave with a large box of chocolate goodies that they have made themselves! The classes usually last from 1.5 to 2 hours. The class is $59 per person. Private classes are available for groups of 12 to 18."



Fridays at 3 p.m. from Memorial Day thru Labor Day 2009



May 9, 10 & 24

June 6 & 7

July 26

August 8 & 9

September 12 & 13

October 10 & 11



http://www.ohchocolate.com/blog/?page_id=15
Madison Park

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FoodFall Beer Dinner at Volunteer Park Cafe400967:00 PM10:00 PMVolunteer Park Cafe:



Yes, it?s the Wine Dinner Series, but with wineries immersed in fall crush and the holiday season, VPC has decided to mix things up through the end of the year?



When: October 10,2009

What: Fall Beer Dinner showcasing Stone Brewing Company, home to Arrogant Bastard Ale and other strong brews, from North County San Diego

Time: 7pm

Cost: $65/person

Reservations: (206) 328-3155



http://www.alwaysfreshgoodness.com/
Capitol Hill

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FestivalsGreat Pumpkin Beer Festival @ Elysian Brewing4009712:00 AM12:00 AMhttp://www.elysianbrewing.com/Events.htmlCapitol Hill

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FestivalsHarvest Festival4009712:00 AM12:00 AMOCTOBER 10 & 11

ANNUAL HARVEST FESTIVAL AND PUMPKIN PAINTING CONTEST SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 11-5 (**NEW HOURS**)

Fun for all ages! Paint a pumpkin, win a prize, it?s that simple! Enjoy 40 craft booths providing all locally hand made products, music, glass blowing, pony rides, train rides, King?s Original Kettle Korn, specialty foods including roasted corn on the cob, and fall d‚cor. Click here or call 425-483-2250 for moreinformation or a vendor/artisan application.



Valentine Performing Pigs Saturday at 1:00 on the stage.



http://www.countryvillagebothell.com/events/october2009/

Country Village Bothell

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FestivalsDungeness Crab & Seafood Festival4009712:00 AM12:00 AMhttp://www.crabfestival.org/index.html

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FestivalsScandinavian Heritage Festival4009712:00 AM12:00 AMA celebration of Scandinavian Culture Representing Scandinavian Organizations: Denmark-Iceland-Finland-Norway-Sweden. Daily programs, Scandinavian Food, Arts & Crafts



http://www.seattle.gov/calendar/default.htm?trumbaEmbed=view%3Devent%26eventid%3D85080453

Puyallup

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FestivalsOktoberfest in Puyallup4009712:00 AM12:00 AMhttp://www.oktoberfestnw.com/Puyallup

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CharitableFareStart's 17th Annual "Great Food, Better Lives " Gala Auction4009712:00 AM12:00 AMFareStart?s ?Great Food, Better Lives? Gala is one of Seattle?s premier events that combines fine cuisine and wine, a festive atmosphere, and compassion for an important mission. This lively and entertaining evening consists of six auctions (live, dessert, wine, silent, ?super silent,? and hand-painted chef platters), six live-action chef hors d?oeuvres stations, a wine-paired dinner prepared by Seattle?s finest chefs, a golden ticket raffle drawing, and more! Last year?s event raised more than $760,000 to support our job training and placement program.



Gala Auction Committee: Ken Glass (Chair), Barry Spector, Bob Nelson, Bob Silver, Chris Nishiwaki, Connie Clark-Redmond, Fiona Lennard, Gerry Adams, Jaymi Garvett, Joanna Smith, Lisa Johnson, Molly Hancock, Pamela Timothy, Peter Ehrlichman, Phil Stalcup.

Staff: Dan Johnson and Faith Ramos



Champagne & Oyster Reception - Chef Robert Spaulding of Elliott's Oyster House



hors d'oeuvres Chefs include:



Chef Holly Smith of Cafe Juanita

Chef de Cuisine Jessi Aaenson of Cafe Presse

Chef Daisley Gordon of Campagne

Chef Instructor and Student Team of FareStart

Chef Brent Martin of Grand Hyatt

Chef Johnathan Sundstrom of Lark

Chef de Cuisine Brent Harding of Le Pichet

Chefs Brian McCracken and Dana Tough of Spur

Chef Don Curtiss of Volterra

Reception & Dinner Wines by:



Alexandria Nicole Cellars
nBergevin Lane Vineyards

Chateau Ste Michelle

Forgeron Cellars

Live Auction



$250 per guest.



http://www.farestart.org/help/events/auction/index.html

Grand Hyatt Seattle

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FreeCoffee Tasting at Whole Foods400979:00 AM10:00 AMNEW! NEW! NEW! SUNDAY COFFEE Tasting

9-10am in Salud! FREE



Drop in and enjoy coffee like a pro. Just like our wine tasting, a Different Roaster and Beans will be featured each week. You'll be sniffing, slurping, swallowing and learning how to evaluate coffee's fragrance, aroma, taste, nose, aftertaste and body. Say "Good morning!" with us every Sunday this fall!



http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/stores/bellevue/storecalendar.php





Bellevue

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FoodWhole Foods Store Tour: Shopping on a Budget4009710:00 AM11:00 AMSunday, October 11th



Store Tour: Shopping on a Budget

10:00a.m., 2:00p.m., 4:00p.m. Free



Eating healthy, natural food doesn't have to mean spending your whole paycheck on groceries! Join us for this awesome store tour, and we'll show you all of our best deals, plus a ton of tips on how to save throughout the store and lots of easy meal ideas. Come on this tour and enter to win some great prizes -- one lucky tour attendee will win a huge cart full of groceries!!



http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/stores/redmond/storecalendar.php

Redmond

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FarmersWest Seattle Farmers Market4009710:00 AM2:00 PMSundays 10am to 2pm; year-round. "The 'Junction' at California Ave SW and SW Alaska. There is free street parking in the area surrounding the market." http://www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org/markets/west_seattle



Please contact event organizers above for more information or to confirm dates, time and location.

Please see www.FreshPickedSeattle.com for additional Seattle food events, farmers markets info and more.

The 'Junction' at California Ave SW and SW Alaska

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FarmersBallard Farmers Market4009710:00 AM3:00 PMSundays



5330 Ballard Ave NW. Free parking is available on Shilshole Ave. only one block away.



http://www.fremontmarket.com/ballard/



Please contact event organizers above for more information or to confirm dates, time and location.

Please see www.FreshPickedSeattle.com for additional Seattle food events, farmers markets info and more.
5330 Ballard Ave NW

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FestivalsSCMS Free Mushroom Show4009710:00 AM5:00 PMSCMS Free Mushroom show at Floral Hall in Forest Park, Everett



This annual event celebrating the mushroom is sponsored by the Snohomish County Mycological Society in cooperation with Everett Parks & Recreation. The SCMS is a non-profit educational organization that has been sharing knowledge of mushrooms with the public since 1971.



Each year mushrooms are collected in season and placed on display at the Fall Mushroom Show held in Floral Hall at Forest Park. The public is welcome to bring their owndiscoveries for possible identification by an expert.



You will learn to identify more than 100 different types of mushrooms. Visit with vendors,attend lectures and watch demonstrations involving this popular fungus.


n10AM to 5 PM, Public Welcome, Admission is Free



http://www.everettwa.org/default.aspx?ID=1371
Everett

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FreeCooking Demo at the Broadway Farmers Market - Sabrina Tinsley fromLa Spiga4009711:00 AM12:00 PMWhen: Sunday, October 11, 2009 11:00 AM-12:00 PM (GMT-08:00)Pacific Time (US & Canada).

Where: Broadway Sunday Farmers Market



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Cooking Demo at the Broadway Farmers Market



Come on out and learn how to make magic with salsa and peppers as Sabrina Tinsley from La Spiga demonstrates her technique with fresh, local ingredients. All cooking demos are free and open to the public.



http://www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org/events/cooking-demo-at-the-broadway-farmers-market/

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FarmersMercer Island Farmers Market4009711:00 AM3:00 PM15 Market Sundays* from June 21st - October 11th

11 a.m. - 3p.m.

SE 32nd Street at Mercerdale Park



*Please note: There will be no markets on July 12th and August 2nd due to Summer Celebration and Seafair.



http://www.mifarmersmarket.org/welcome/
Mercer Island

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FarmersBroadway Farmers Market4009711:00 AM3:00 PMHours and Location for 2009: The Broadway Farmers' Market is open every Sunday, May 10 through December 20, from 11am to 3pm, at 10thAve E and E Thomas. Entrances to the market are on Broadway, Thomas and 10th Ave. East. There is a small lot with free parking next to the market,and inexpensive pay lots within a few blocks. Street parking on Broadway is free on Sundays.



http://www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org/markets/broadway
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FarmersMeadowbrook Farmers Market4009711:00 AM3:00 PM2728 NE 100th Street

Seattle, WA 98125



On the campus of the

Seattle Waldorf School



seasonal hours



Open Sundays 11 am to 3 pm

May 31 through October





Closed November through April



http://www.meadowbrookfm.org/
2728 NE 100th Street Seattle 98125

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FarmersMonroe Farmers Market4009711:00 AM4:00 PMFrom FPS readers: "There is a brand new Farmers Market this year in Monroe...It runs May 1st thru Nov. 1st and we are looking for more vendors. It is a beautiful country setting on 6 acres in Monroe located at 19829 168th St. NE Monroe, Wa 98272



Market Hours are- Fridays 2-7pm, Saturdays 10-5pm and Sundays 11-4pm
19829 168th St. NE Monroe, Wa 98272

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CharitableSLASH: Seattle Land and Sea Harvest Festival4009712:00 PM5:00 PMWe hope you join Edible Seattle and Herban Feast for the firstannual SLASH Festival, celebrating our regional harvest and helping out two important local nonprofit groups.



This casual afternoon party includes a smorgasbord of delicacies prepared entirely from local produce, shellfish, cheese and meats. The menu will feature the best of Edible Seattle's seasonal recipes, along with Washington wine, beer and cider. Meet the farmers and chat with the talented writers and photographers who contribute to the magazine.



You'll be able to find a regularly updated list of featured producers at our website below.

Proceeds will benefit FareStart and Food Lifeline.

After October 1st, the price goes to $50/person--get your tickets early!



http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/79739
SODO

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FoodRaw Food Class: Snacks4009712:30 PM2:30 PMLearn leathers, bars, chips and more! Think outside of the bag! These perfect little bites are the best for on the go, at the office and for kids. Join this class, facilitated by JODEE CAPO from THRIVE, Seattle?s new leading raw foods restaurant.



$25



http://www.eastwestbookshop.com/events/single_event.php?ID=947
East West Bookstore

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FoodFood and Mood Class400971:00 PM3:30 PMFood and Mood

Trina Kaufman

As the sunnier season draws toa close, stay sunny on the inside with the help of mood-supporting foods.In this class, daily meal and snack planning strategies will be explored with a focus on feeding your emotional well-being. You?ll learn what foods are most conducive for stabilizing emotions and energy. A range of simple,delicious dishes will be prepared and served while you learn the benefits of these featured foods and others like them. On the menu: Roasted Wild Black Cod with Shallot Citronette; Braised Greens with Rainbow Roots; TurkeyBarley Chowder with Cruciferous Veggies; and Citrus-berry Smoothies. Withpoultry and seafood; no eggs, dairy options.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Sunday Sep 27, 1-3:30pm. West Seattle

Tuesday Oct 6, 6:30-9pm. PCC Co-op Office

Sunday Oct 11, 1-3:30pm. Redmond

Sunday Oct 25, 1-3:30pm. Edmonds

Sunday Nov 8, 1-3:30pm. Issaquah



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1006



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FoodTaste of Australia Cooking Class400971:00 PM3:30 PMTaste of Australia



JULIE JOHNSON

Join Julie on a quick culinary trip down under to Australia, where many different cultures, fromEurope to Asia, have influenced the cuisine. Julie lived there for two years and explored the many tastes ? she?s eager to share what she?s learned.You?ll start off with Garlic Shrimp as only the Australians can make; Savory Meat Pies with flaky pastry; and Roasted Butternut Squash Salad with Warm Honey Mustard Dressing. A great finish to this meal is Sticky Toffee Pudding Cake. With meat, seafood, dairy and eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Sunday Sep 13, 1-3:30pm. Redmond

Tuesday Sep 22, 6:30-9pm.Issaquah

Saturday Sep 26, 3-5:30pm. West Seattle

Tuesday Oct 6, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Sunday Oct 11, 1-3:30pm. Edmonds



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=982



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FoodArmenian Adventure Cooking Class400971:00 PM3:30 PMArmenian Adventure



LESA SULLIVAN

Armenian cuisine is averitable melting pot of Mediterranean flavors ? Greek, Turkish, Jewish, Lebanese, Persian and even Russian dishes have influenced and are influenced by this rich and ancient culture. Learn more about the food and peoplewho flourish at the crossroads of East and West, as you sip on S?rj (spiced, sweet stovetop coffee). Lesa demonstrates how to make Lamajun, (Armenian flatbread ?pizza?); Kofta Mishmisheya (lamb meatballs in apricot sauce); Sarma (veggie and rice-stuffed cabbage leaves); Anoush Aboor (dairy- and egg-free rice pudding with a hint of rosewater). With meat; no dairy oreggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Wednesday Oct 7, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Sunday Oct 11, 1-3:30pm. West Seattle

Monday Oct 12, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

Monday Oct 19, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Sunday Oct 25, 1-3:30pm. Issaquah



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=987



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FoodYeasted Breads Class400971:00 PM4:00 PMYeasted Breads

Ronit Gourarie

In this popular class, Ronit will take you through the process of creating breads that are full-flavored, light and easy to slice. She demonstrates the shaping of different loaf types (rolls, braided bread and filled rolls) with Oatmeal Bread dough. Then each participant will make a mini-size loaf of Crunchy Millet Bread; mixing ingredients, kneading dough, shaping, following the rise and baking. You?ll leave with the confidence to make other types of bread. Vegetarian, with dairy; no eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



SaturdayOct 3, 10am-1pm. PCC Co-op Office

Sunday Oct 11, 1-4pm. Issaquah

Saturday Nov 14, 3-6pm. Edmonds

Saturday Dec 5, 3-6pm. Redmond



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1032



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PacNWWild Foods of Native Americans400971:00 PM4:00 PMWild Foods of Native Americans $18

Sunday, October 11, 2009
, 1 - 4pm

Location: Portland, OR.

Description: Explore traditional foodways of Pacific Northwest Native Americans. Discover foods that were used and how they were prepared and stored. Food Caches, berry collecting techniques, pemmican, fruit leathers. This core workshop provides a deeper understanding for all other workshops. Anyone genuinely serious about wild foods will benefit from this presentation. Lecture/slides.



http://www.wildfoodadventures.com/workshop.html
Portland, OR

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FoodWhole Foods Store Tour: Shopping on a Budget400972:00 PM3:00 PMSunday, October 11th



Store Tour: Shopping on a Budget

10:00a.m., 2:00p.m., 4:00p.m. Free



Eating healthy, natural food doesn't have to mean spending your whole paycheck on groceries! Join us for this awesome store tour, and we'll show you all of our best deals, plus a ton of tips on how to save throughout the store and lots of easy meal ideas. Come on this tour and enter to win some great prizes -- one lucky tour attendee will win a huge cart full of groceries!!



http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/stores/redmond/storecalendar.php
Redmond

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PacNWMini Cooking Classes: Pumpkin Perfection400972:00 PM3:30 PM



Sun, Oct 11, 2-3:30 pm

Sunday Stirrings: Mini Cooking Classes: Pumpkin Perfection

Katie Hurley



Pumpkin partnered with Bread Pudding and Whiskey Caramel Sauce and Breakfast Walnut Pancake is the focusof this technique oriented short take on great food to inspire you with new recipes for your cooking routines. $25







http://www.bayviewschoolofcooking.com/schedule10.html

Olympia

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FoodWhole Foods Store Tour: Shopping on a Budget400974:00 PM5:00 PMSunday, October 11th



Store Tour: Shopping on a Budget

10:00a.m., 2:00p.m., 4:00p.m. Free



Eating healthy, natural food doesn't have to mean spending your whole paycheck on groceries! Join us for this awesome store tour, and we'll show you all of our best deals, plus a ton of tips on how to save throughout the store and lots of easy meal ideas. Come on this tour and enter to win some great prizes -- one lucky tour attendee will win a huge cart full of groceries!!



http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/stores/redmond/storecalendar.php
Redmond

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FoodIntroduction to Wine Classes: France400974:00 PM6:30 PMThese classes were featured in the Wall Street Journal article"Learning the Ropes about Vines."



$39



http://www.localwineevents.com/events/detail/258546/seattle-introduction-to-wine-classes-class-5-france


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Queen Anne

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FoodZanzibar Nights Cooking Class400975:00 PM7:30 PMSunday, October 11, 2009



Zanzibar Nights

with Chef Jayesh Rao



5-7:30pm



Chef Jayesh Rao will take you on a culinary tour of Zanzibar! Menu: Zanzibar Spiced Chapatis, Chickpea and Peanut Chutney, Coconut and Bean Soup, Stone Town Coffee Glazed Chicken, and Spiced Bananas and Cream. Please note that when purchasing cooking classes online, your seats are not confirmed until you receive a receipt in the mail. If thereis no availability you will be notified and not charged for your order.


ntype of class: demonstration



cost: $75



Register in person at 242533rd Ave West or by phone 206-281-7800.



http://www.dish-it-up.com/calendar/class.php?record_no=00642



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Magnolia

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CharitableWine Party Benefiting Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research400975:00 PM8:00 PMPlease join the Margaret E. Martindale Guild for a wine procurement party at Cellar 46ø. Enjoy wine tasting from some of the Northwest's premier wineries, as well as hors d'oeuvres that complement the palette. Enter a raffle to win fabulous prizes.



One $50 retail value bottle of wine, a $50 cash contribution per couple, or a $35 retail value bottle of wine per person, all inclusive. Donated wine will be auctioned at the 24th annual Travel & Leisure Auction on Saturday, May 1, 2010 with all proceeds benefiting Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center.



http://www.fhcrc.org/about/ne/events/travel_wine_party.html
Mercer Island

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FoodSIFF Dinner and a Movie: Diner400975:00 PM11:00 PMTickets: $125 per movie/dinner | Limited availability



"Events begin at 5pm

2009 series theme - Food

Volterra Drawing Room, 5407 Ballard Ave NW



Date night is a whole lot more appetizing with the continuing partnership between Volterra Restaurant and the Seattle International Film Festival.



Dinner and a Movie, a year-long quarterly program that debuted in January 2008, features Volterra?s award-winning Italian cuisine coupled with films exclusively picked by Carl Spence, Artistic Director of SIFF. Forty-five exclusive seats are available for each event and the films will be shown on the state-of-the-art AV system that was installed especially for this project.



The 2009 food-themed series continues with Like Water for Chocolate on April 19th. Tickets are still available. Limited availability."



Like Water for Chocolate Sunday April 19, 2009 5:00 PM



Tampopo Sunday July 12, 2009 5:00 PM



Diner Sunday October 11, 2009 5:00 PM



End time approximate, contact venue for more info or for tickets.



http://www.siff.net/presents/seriesDetail.aspx?FID=116







Ballard

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FoodEat Local Now 2009400976:00 PM9:00 PMDescription

Eat Local Now! In West Seattle



An evening with dinner and dancing featuring local chefs and locally produced food, our goals are to:



promote the growing of food in West Seattle



increase the access of all income and social groups to locally grown foods



strengthen the connections between local food growers, producers and consumers.





More Information:



www.sustainablewestseattle.org



eatlocalnow.org


nhttp://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/73073
Alki

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FoodMusic at Hidmo (Most Sundays - Check with Restaurant to Confirm)400978:00 PM10:00 PMFrom website of musician Larry Swanson: http://www.larryswanson.com/music-and-dance/African-music-nights-HIDMO.htm



"Sunday Nights at Hidmo

Various Artists

Sunday evenings

8-10 pm

FREE (donations welcome)

HIDMO Eritrean Restaurant

2000 S. Jackson St.

206-329-1534



This free evening of African music has been happening every Sunday at HIDMO since thespring of 2005. Hidmo is a great Eritrean/East African restaurant offeringgood food at reasonable prices. Come join the fun in a "house-party" atmosphere where the performers let their hair down and try out new things." See below or Larry's website for performers for this week.



http://www.Hidmo.org
Hidmo Eritrean Restaurant 2000 S. Jackson St.

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FoodMac and Cheese Mondays at The Tasting Room400985:00 PM7:00 PMThe Mac is Back in Town!



We've joined up with Beecher's Handmade Cheese to serve their hedonistic version of an old time favorite, mac-n-cheese, which we pair with some wonderful wines.



Join us every Monday at 5 p.m. until we run out. You can order it by itself, or try our mac-n-cheese wine flight - yum! We will take reservations for parties of six or more.



Beecher's uses no artificial preservatives, no artificial coloring, no flavor enhancers, no hydrogenated oils, nitrates and polysorbate in its mac-n-cheese; it's always rBST free and it's made right here in the Market!



http://tastingroomseattle.com/events/mac-cheese-monday



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FoodArmenian Adventure Cooking Class400986:30 PM9:00 PMArmenian Adventure



LESA SULLIVAN

Armenian cuisine is averitable melting pot of Mediterranean flavors ? Greek, Turkish, Jewish, Lebanese, Persian and even Russian dishes have influenced and are influenced by this rich and ancient culture. Learn more about the food and peoplewho flourish at the crossroads of East and West, as you sip on S?rj (spiced, sweet stovetop coffee). Lesa demonstrates how to make Lamajun, (Armenian flatbread ?pizza?); Kofta Mishmisheya (lamb meatballs in apricot sauce); Sarma (veggie and rice-stuffed cabbage leaves); Anoush Aboor (dairy- and egg-free rice pudding with a hint of rosewater). With meat; no dairy oreggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Wednesday Oct 7, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Sunday Oct 11, 1-3:30pm. West Seattle

Monday Oct 12, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

Monday Oct 19, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Sunday Oct 25, 1-3:30pm. Issaquah



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=987



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FoodMore Glorious Kale Class400986:30 PM9:00 PMMore Glorious Kale

Anne Bly

This class was so popular that Anne has returned with more delicious kale recipes, just right for those hearty autumn meals. She?ll have lots of tips on how to cook kale in wonderful dishes, as she demonstrates a Fillo-wrapped Kale and Squash appetizer. Then you?ll make side dishes of Dinosaur Kale Coleslaw, and Saute‚d Apples and Kale, plus two main dishes of Emmer Farro Risotto with Kale, and Kale and Tofu-stuffed Manicotti. Vegetarian, with dairy; no eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Saturday Oct 10, 3-5:30pm. Redmond

MondayOct 12, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah

Saturday Oct 17, 3-5:30pm. West Seattle

Monday Oct 19, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Saturday Nov 7, 3-5:30pm. Edmonds



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1011



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FoodEveryday Thai Cooking Class400986:30 PM9:00 PMEveryday Thai Cooking



PRANEE HALVORSEN

Everyday Thai cooking for Pranee?s family means one type of curry and a stir-fry served overwarm jasmine rice. Pranee will guide you through the basics of making Thaicurry in Gaeng Daeng Gai (red curry with chicken, seasonal vegetables andbasil). The stir-fry is Phad Makrua Yao (spicy eggplant with basil and black beans). To accompany these dishes, she?ll makes Jasmine Rice; Som Tum (mixed salad with peanut and lime dressing); and warming Sangaya Namtao (steamed kabocha pumpkin custard). With poultry and eggs; no dairy.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Tuesday Sep 8, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah

Friday Sep 11, 11am-1:30pm. Redmond

Tuesday Sep 22, 6:30-9pm. PCC Co-op Office
nTuesday Sep 29, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

Thursday Oct 1, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle

Monday Oct 12, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Friday Oct 23, 11am-1:30pm. Edmonds



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=979
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FoodYou Say Phyllo, I Say Fillo Class400986:30 PM9:00 PMYou Say Phyllo, I Say Fillo



BECKY SELENGUT

Whichever way you cut it, fillo pastry is an amazingly ephemeral and adaptable ingredient in savory and sweet dishes from around the world. Becky will show youhow easy it is to handle and cook with this thinnest of doughs in dishes such as Wild Mushroom Fillo Rolls with Georgian Walnut Sauce for an appetizer, and a main dish of Moroccan B?stilla (savory chicken pie with almonds and cinnamon). For a sweet finish, you?ll learn to make the multi-layered,crispy, nutty honey-sweetened Baklava. With poultry, dairy and eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Tuesday Oct 6, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle

Saturday Oct 10, 3-5:30pm. Edmonds

Monday Oct 12, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake
nWednesday Oct 21, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah

Wednesday Nov 18, 6:30-9pm. Redmond



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=988
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PacNWTrial by Fork: Formal Victorian Dining Demystified400995:00 PM6:30 PMOctober 13th at 5:00 p.m. Trial by Fork: Formal Victorian Dining Demystified. Historian Tames Alan brings to life the Victorian era, when a formal dinner setting easily became a trial by fork. Tames will explain the mysteries of a formal twelve-course Victorian dinner, from the menu and place setting to what dishes were served with each course. Also coveredwill be suitable conversation topics when in the presence of ladies and how formal Victorian manners became modern good manners. (Audience: High school through adult.)

Free with museum admission.



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http://www.rentonwa.gov/living/default.aspx?id=1332
Renton

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FreeAnnual Pasta Feast!400996:00 PM8:00 PMGather with community members, families, friends and more for an evening of pasta, sauces, salad and more! All proceeds will benefit the Rainier Beach CC programs. Donations to our programs welcome!



Audience All, Adults, Children, Family, Senior, Special Needs, Teen

Pre-Register No

Cost Free



http://www.seattle.gov/parks/calendar/?trumbaEmbed=view%3Devent%26eventid%3D85726047
Rainier Beach Community Center

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PacNWRovers Chef de Cuisine Specialties400996:00 PM8:00 PMRovers Chef de Cuisine Specialties

Chef Adam will show you how to make stock saute mushrooms and pork belly bacon properly. He will alsoshow you how to carve a quail. On the menu: roast quail with mushroom applewood smoked bacon and huckleberry sauce; wild cascade mushroom soup with creme fraiche and smoked paprika oil;



Class Date(s):



Tuesday, October 13th, 6:00 - 8:00 pm



Class Details

Class Fee: $57.00



Instructor(s): Chef de Cuisine Adam Hoffman; Rovers Restaurant



Location: J. Matheson Kitchen & Gourmet



http://jmatheson.com/classes.php?class_id=230

Everett

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FoodCreating and Using Fondants and Rolled Icings400996:00 PM8:30 PMCreating and Using Fondants and Rolled Icings



Class Description

Fondant is a versatile, tasty and elegant finish for cakes, petits fours and other tasty desserts. In this introductory class, you will learn to make rolled fondant for decorating, including tips on coloring and adding flavors. This class also explores coloring options, embossing techniques, crimping, classic Australian styles, as well as American innovations.



Tuesday, 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM; 1 session on October 13, 2009

Tuition: $35.00 Materials Cost: $25.00

Instructor: Bloomquist

Location: SSCC, Pastry & Baking Arts Building (PBA), PBA 102



http://www.learnatsouth.org/index.cfm?method=ClassInfo.ClassInformation&int_class_id=14021&int_category_id=2&int_sub_category_id=14&int_catalog_id=0



South Seattle Community College

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PacNWSeasonal Appetizers with Style Class400996:00 PM8:30 PMTues, Oct 13, 6-8:30 pm

Seasonal Appetizers with Style

Leanne Willard



Leanne selects the market?s freshest and most available ingredients for some stylized finger food to ?wine? about. Serve these crowd pleasers for casual weekend get togethers: Tangy Red Pepper and Nut Dip, Manchego Dates with Bacon, Caramelized Pear and Sage Crostini, Herb and Pancetta Stuffed Mushrooms and Puff Pastry Butternut Squash Turnovers.



Complementary wine pairing.



$40



http://www.bayviewschoolofcooking.com/schedule10.html
Olympia

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FreeTheo Chocolate Fair Trade Stitch & Bitch400996:30 PM8:30 PMTUESDAY, OCTOBER 13th @ 6:30 - 8:30 pm

FAIR TRADE STITCH & BITCH

Join us & Earthhues (local, Fair Trade, woman-owned, textile company) for an evening of stitching, a discussion about Fair Trade, and as always plenty of chocolate to sample. Earthhues will also be bringing a selection of naturally dyed yarns in Theo chocolate inspired colors to sell. What a treat!

This event is FREE| NO reservations required



http://theonista.typepad.com/theonistas_unite/2009/09/upcoming-fun-fall-events.html
Fremont, WA

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CharitableCommunity Canning Kitchen Workshop400996:30 PM9:00 PMClass Location: NVC Kitchen



1212 S King Street, Seattle, WA 98144



Enter from the lower parking lot



Explore something new or get all your questions answered on canning and preserving.





Have you ever wanted to "put up" your harvest of tomatoes or make pickles? Or perhaps you already do but have questions on pressure canning, waterbath canning or just freezing and refrigerator preservation. Perhaps you are a canning virgin and want to learn more.



This Community Canning Kitchen Workshop is for you. Depending upon whether you bring your own canning supplies and produce, the price will vary



Naomi Kakiuchi welcomes Master Canner Shannonand partner Jason Mullett-Browlsby to guide you in the art of canning. These fun and serious food preservers " The Lazy Locavores" will provide hands-on instruction, tips and how-to for all preservation methods. You will walk out with your own canned items and a new group of friends.



Here is how it works--



1. You can come with your produce and jars and can-your-own with the benefit of supervision and advice. It will just cost you the price of the workshop of $20



2. You can come and use our produce and jars.Please register as a participant and then plan to pay a materials fee at the workshop. It shouldn't be more than $15. Please pay cash or check at theworkshop.



3. You can come and not can a thing but be a part of this learning community that will share their own expertise and wisdom in putting up the harvest. You will need to register as a participant.



We do require registration in advance--as we will be procuring your produce and canningsupplies. Please register as soon as possible so we can plan. When you register, in the CHECKOUT window, there is 'comments' section where you can indicate if you are bringing your own produce and jars and what it is or ifyou need produce and Jars.



Depending on the weather, we will probably have tomatoes, cucumbers, perhaps some fruit for jam or chutneys...





Our teachers are working for FREE on this workshop. Any funds that we collect above the expenses will go to the Good Farmer Fund of the Seattle Farmers Market Alliance. This fund helps farmers in times of bad weather when they have damage to their farms such as winter flooding etc. For more info you can go to www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org





If you have any questions, don't hesitate to call Naomi at 206.932-3855 or email naomi@nuculinary.com



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http://www.cookingschoolsofamerica.com/nuculinary/index.php?flag_menu_index=reservation_php#202
1212 S King Street, Seattle, WA 98144

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FoodVegetarian Middle Eastern Mezze Class400996:30 PM9:00 PMVegetarian Middle Eastern Mezze



SUREYYA GOKERI

Whetherit?s from Turkey, Persia or the Arabic countries, mezze means an array of up to 50 small dishes served before meals or at parties. Sureyya makes a selection of mezze that you can easily make at home. From Lebanon is Taboulleh Salad with ripe tomatoes and fresh mint, and Zaytun Msabbah (spiced olives seasoned with thyme, garlic and pomegranate juice). From Jordan comesKhoubiz (flat bread), found on every Middle Eastern table. From Syria, Baba Ghanouj, is a smoky, savory dip of eggplant and tahini; from Sureyya?s home country of Turkey is Enginar Dolmasi (artichokes with orange-scented vegetables); and a sweetmeat from Iraq, Holwah Tamar (dates stuffed with spiced walnuts and sesame seeds). Vegetarian; no dairy or eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Saturday Sep 26, 3-5:30pm. Edmonds

Sunday Oct 4, 1-3:30pm. Issaquah

Tuesday Oct 13, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Sunday Oct 18, 1-3:30pm. Redmond

Sunday Oct 25, 1-3:30pm. West Seattle



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=986



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FoodLocavore's Holiday Table Cooking Class400996:30 PM9:00 PMLocavore's Holiday Table

Leika Suzumura

Gathering aroundthe dinner table during the holidays is often the highlight of the season.Leika, a Bastyr-trained nutritionist, will demystify the idea of eating locally and show how to put an easy, elegant twist on a classic holiday menu. As we explore the positive impact of local seasonal foods and how to incorporate them into meal plans, you?ll enjoy the bounty of Washington-grown foods with Sage-roasted Chicken with Apples and Onions; Farro Cornbread Stuffing; and Butternut Squash with Pumpkin Seed Pesto. Savor the sweet simplicity of Caramelized Almond Pears for dessert. With poultry, dairy and eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Tuesday Oct 13, 6:30-9pm. WestSeattle

Sunday Oct 18, 1-3:30pm. Issaquah

Thursday Oct 29, 6:30-9pm.Greenlake

Tuesday Nov 3, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Saturday Nov 7, 3-5:30pm.Redmond



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1018



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FoodThe Gluten-Free Kitchen400996:30 PM9:00 PMThe Gluten-free Kitchen

Alicia Guy

Reclaim your kitchen and rediscover the pleasures of preparing delightful meals for everyone. Although gluten-free diets take a little more planning, the well-prepared cook can whip up something delicious in a flash. We?ll tour the store and learn the basics of stocking the pantry with quick-cooking gluten-free grains, beans and condiments. With a three-day menu of easy gluten-free meals, you can take advantage of the autumn?s best offerings, including Cornmeal Chili Skillet Pie, Apple Spice Muffins and Classic Pumpkin Pie. Vegetarian with eggs, dairy options; no gluten.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40


nMonday Sep 28, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Tuesday Oct 13, 6:30-9pm. Redmond
nTuesday Oct 20, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Tuesday Nov 3, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle

Saturday Nov 7, 3-5:30pm. Issaquah



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1009



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FoodCooking Under Pressure Class400996:30 PM9:00 PMJohnna Dietz

The pressure cooker is a time- and money-saving appliance that can be easily used when dinner needs to be on the table quickly. Johnna will give you a lesson on how to use the pressure cooker, and she?ll demonstrate how easy it is to make Orange-Rosemary Beef Stew; Chickpea Tahini Soup with Roasted Red Pepper; and Rustic Herbed Garlic Mashed Potatoes. Even dessert can be made quickly, and you?ll taste scrumptious Orange Ricotta Cheesecake. With meat, dairy and eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Tuesday Sep 29, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle

Thursday Oct 1, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Saturday Oct 10, 10am-12:30pm. Issaquah

Tuesday Oct 13, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Thursday Oct 22, 6:30-9pm. Redmond



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1008



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FoodCozy Fall Dinner Cooking Class400996:30 PM9:30 PMCozy Fall Dinner

Location: Kirkland Store

Class format: Hands-On

Price: $69.00

Date: Tuesday, Oct 13, 2009

Time: 6:30 PM

Restrictions: Ages 18 and Older

Instructor: Ed Kernan Some say it's the most delicious season of the year -- satisfying mains and sides, rich with flavors of the autumn harvest. Our instructor will share favorite recipes, techniques and ideas that will keep you warm and cozy this fall.



MENU Curried Sage and Butternut Squash Soup - Savory Pan Seared Pork Tenderloin with Gorgonzola and Hot Pepper Jam - Creamy Grits with Cheese - WiltedSpinach, Garlic and Pine Nuts - Warm Apple Crisp with Cinnamon Cream



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http://cookingclasses.surlatable.com/browse/classDetailPage1.jsp?classId=0491015



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FoodThai Cooking: Oodles of Noodles400996:30 PM9:30 PMTHAI Cooking: OODLES of NOODLES

Explore the variety of Thai noodles (rice, vermicelli, egg, cellophane, and a homemade rice noodle) when popular guest chef and Thai Native Pranee Halvorsen prepares them in one-dish meals. She'll demonstrate how Thais are creative in cooking the many varieties of noodles in curry dishes, salads, soups & main dishes adding chicken, meat or seafood. Her refreshing menu is Kao Soy (egg noodles served with chicken and tofu in Chiang Mai curry sauce), Tom Yum Heang (ricevermicelli with shrimp and spicy and spicy sauce), Yum Woon Sen (seafood salad with cellophane noodles), and Lab Mua Nang (sweet rice noodle with grated coconut) and PHAD THAI, of course. DIscover the varied & yummy worldof Asian noodles here!

Details: A HANDS-ON Class. Limit: 14 students

Who: Guest Chef Pranee Halvorsen

When: Tuesday October 13, 6:30-9:30pm

How Much: $60.00



http://cooksworld.net/classes.php?m=10&y=2009
University Village

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PacNWFrench Cooking Class with Bertrand de Boutray400996:30 PM9:30 PMTuesday, October 13, 2009.



"French Inspired " Hands on Class



Bertrand de Boutray, French born, Cordon Bleu trained, American Chef. With extraordinary energy and enthusiasm, Bertrand will guideyou step by step to create this fabulous Normandy regional menu in tune with the fall season.the perfect meal paired with traditional french sauces,that will allow you to bring the traditions of the French cooking into your home! "Normandy, my favorite region and where part of my heart is." "It is the source of the best cooking ingredients such as cream, butter, cheese, apple etc."



Menu



Pan seared Sea scallops with white wild mushrooms in a cider cream sauce and served with a julienne of leeks



Veal scallopinis with Calvados, cider and apples and served with saut‚ed sliced mushrooms and a potato cake



Calvados Apple tart with Chantilly cream





Time: 6:30 - 9:30 PM Cost: $75.00



http://www.a-chefs-kitchen.com/springclasses.html



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Edmonds

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FreeTales and Tea401002:00 PM3:00 PMEvent Type: Adult Programs

Date: 10/14/2009

Start Time: 2:00PM

End Time: 3:00 PM

Description: Join us for a selected short story anda refreshing cup of tea from 2-4pm.

Library: Bothell Regional Library

Location: Meeting Room

Other Information:Registration not required.

Sponsored by the Friends of the Bothell Library.



http://is.gd/3XtHn
Bothell

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FarmersColumbia City Farmers Market401003:00 PM7:00 PM2009: Wednesdays 3pm to 7pm; Apr 29 - Oct 21.

In the Columbia Plaza at 4801 Rainier Ave S. Street parking or "shoppers can get a free 2-hour parking token at the Market information table for the lot on Ferdinand St. Also look for A-board signs to free parking lots near the market."



http://www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org/markets/columbia_city
In the Columbia Plaza at 4801 Rainier Ave S

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FoodIntro to Wine (4-Part Series)401006:00 PM8:00 PMRamp up your wine appreciation skills and explore the basics of Tasting like a Professional with a Certified Sommelier. Course includes tasting a wide variety of wines & crystal tasting glass. Engage in lively discourse about the history, cultural influences & gastronomy, as well as the viticulture and viniculture of the world?s most joyous and fascinating beverage. Tips about food and wine pairing, wine service & storage. Materials fee: Additional $50 payable to instructor first class. Must be 21 years of age or older. Class limit 30.





Item: 6490 Pamela Bothell

6:00PM - 8:00PM Fine Arts Bldg

4 Wednesdays Room 0406

9/30/2009 - 10/21/2009 Fee: $45



http://at-campus.net/sccc/index.html?print=courses/11559.html



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Central Seattle Community College

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FreeLocal Food Year-Round: Simple Methods for Preserving Fresh Fruits and Vegetables401006:00 PM8:00 PMLocal Food Year-Round: Simple Methods for Preserving Fresh Fruits and Vegetables

City of SeaTac Council Chambers

Wednesday, October 14th, 6:00 ? 8:00 p.m.



Start thinking now about preserving food for winter! Consider options for food preservation so you can plan your garden for year-round eating. Come learn some safe, simple techniques for saving the flavors of summer to enjoy in the dark season of root vegetables! This class focuses on jam and jelly making, fruit canning and dehydrating fruits and vegetables. Preserving your own food saves money and provides delicious, satisfying tastes to bring back memories of summer bounty.



http://king.wsu.edu/enviro/events.htm



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SeaTac

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FoodA Thai Wok Cooking Class401006:00 PM8:30 PMA Thai Wok

with Chef Pranee Khruasanit Halvorsen

I Love Thai Cooking



6:00 - 8:30pm



Join Chef Pranee for fast and easy wok cooking. Menu: Phad Med Ma Mueng (Chicken and Cashew nuts Stir-fried with Sweet Onion, California Chili and Green Onion), Phad Krapow Talay (Stir-fried Seafood Medley with Basil and Garlic) Phad Neau Nam Man Hoy (Stir-fried Beef with Oyster Sauce) Pla Piew Wan (Pan-fried White Fish with Sweet and Sour Sauce) and Fried Banana with Coconut Flake and Sesame Seeds. Please note that when purchasing cooking classes online, your seats are not confirmed until you receive a receipt in the mail. If there is no availability you will be notified and not charged for your order.



type of class: demonstration and hands on



cost: $75



Register in person at 2425 33rd Ave West or by phone 206-281-7800.



http://www.dish-it-up.com/calendar/class.php?record_no=00643



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Magnolia

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FoodPolenta & Fall Roasted Vegetables Class401006:00 PM8:30 PMBeautiful fall vegetables inspire colorful, tasty recipes that we will cook together. Learn to prepare homemade polenta, a popular comfort food made with corn meal, for a variety of occasions. Patty Carow, a West Seattle Caterer, will share her secrets for preparing, roasting and serving vegetables to complete the feast!



Wednesday, 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM; 1 session on October 14, 2009

Cost: $45.00 Materials Cost: $10.00

Instructor: Carow

Location: Blue Willow Catering Company, Off Campus



http://learnatsouth.org/index.cfm?method=ClassInfo.ClassInformation&int_class_id=14139&int_category_id=2&int_sub_category_id=41&int_catalog_id=0



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S. Seattle Community College

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PacNWThe Art of Making Ravioli & Rotelli401006:00 PM8:30 PMWed, Oct 14, 6-8:30 pm

The Art of Making Ravioli & Rotelli

Christine Ciancetta



Christine mastered the technique from her Italian family?s kitchens and now shares fresh filled pasta-making skills with her students. Learn first-hand the ease of mixing and kneading pasta dough and rolling it through a pasta machine when making authentic Homemade Cheese Ravioli and Rotelli (a chicken/pork/beef/porcini mushroom filled pasta). Hands-on adult class. $45



Complementary wine pairing. $45







http://www.bayviewschoolofcooking.com/schedule10.html

Olympia

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FoodHealthy Meals on the Run Class401006:00 PM9:00 PM

Hopelessly busy? No time to cook? Learn to combine a few ingredients in inventive ways to create fast, easy and delicious meals makingeating at home a joy. By tuning your cooking skills and using this season?s best offerings, create quick and delicious meals friends and family willlove. Recipes include Asian Steak and Spinach Salad, Penne Pasta with Roasted Peppers & Cherry Tomato Sauce and Curried Red Snapper with Basmati Rice.





Wednesday, 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM; 1 session on October 14, 2009

Cost: $45.00 Materials Cost: $18.00

Instructor: Baker

Location: SSCC, Culinary Arts Building (CAB), CAB



http://learnatsouth.org/index.cfm?method=ClassInfo.ClassInformation&int_class_id=14100&int_category_id=2&int_sub_category_id=41&int_catalog_id=0



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S. Seattle Community College

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FoodCuisine & Culture: Northwest Cooking Class Series401006:00 PM9:00 PMExperience the richness of Pacific Northwest food bounty in this hand-on cooking class. Each class offeres new preparation cooking techniques with Northwest history as well. Chef Steve Brendlinger's showcases his expertiese with exquisit dishes created form common ingredients. Each class ends eating the food we prepared, along with Northwest wines. the last class is our grand finale where we prepare a complete meal with all of the recipies experienced in class.



Wednesday, Friday, 6:00 PM - 9:00PM; 6 sessions starting October 7, 2009, ending October 23, 2009

Cost: $350.00

Instructor: Brendlinger

Location: SSCC, Culinary Arts Building (CAB), FSA Kitchen





http://learnatsouth.org/index.cfm?method=ClassInfo.ClassInformation&int_class_id=14030&int_category_id=2&int_sub_category_id=16&int_catalog_id=0
South Seattle Community College

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FoodWraps and Rolls of the World Class401006:30 PM9:00 PMWraps and Rolls of the World



BIRGITTE ANTONSEN

Many countries offer foods that are enclosed in dough or vegetables, then baked,steamed, fried or eaten raw. In this hands-on class, you?ll make four popular wraps from around the world, starting in Russia with Pirogis, savory filled pastries. From Latin America comes the ever- popular Tamale, a traditional pillow of steamed cornmeal with seasonal fillings. You?ll also make refreshing Thai Salad Rolls in a rice wrapper with Peanut Dipping Sauce.French-inspired Sweet Orange Coconut Crˆpes with ice cream make a light, sweet ending to our global journey. Vegetarian with eggs; dairy optional.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Wednesday Oct 7, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Thursday Oct 8, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle

Wednesday Oct 14, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Wednesday Oct 21, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

Wednesday Oct 28, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=992



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Various, see notes

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FoodMeet Me on the Riviera: Food and Wines of Provence Class401006:30 PM9:00 PMMeet Me on the Riviera: Food and Wines of Provence



VIDACOLLERY, ROBERT PETERSEN

Fresh, seasonal food simply prepared is the hallmark of this regional Mediterranean cuisine, while the wines are infusedwith the warm flavors of wild, herb-filled meadows. Vida demonstrates a delightful menu while Robert discusses and pours the wine. They explore how climate and culture combine to produce delicious food and wine combinations. On the menu is Soupe de Moules (saffron-scented mussel soup with vermicelli); Gigot de Mare (baked garlic-studded fish with ratatouille); and Salade Verte (seasonal green salad with classic vinaigrette). Dessert is Fantaise Glace aux Poires et aux Bananes (wine-poached pears and bananas with meringue and ice cream). With seafood, dairy and eggs.



Members: $45, Non-members: $50

Includes $5 for wine tasting.



Friday Sep 18, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Saturday Oct 3, 3-5:30pm. Issaquah

Friday Oct 9, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Wednesday Oct 14, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

Thursday Oct 29, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=985



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FoodSoup Making for Autumn Class401006:30 PM9:00 PMSoup Making for Autumn

Olaiya Land

In this fun workshop, you?ll get a comprehensive overview on soup making and tips on making basic soup stocks, then help prepare three delicious seasonal soups from Olaiya?s extensive soup recipe file. You?ll make Indian-spiced Yellow Split PeaSoup with Yogurt and Lime; French Carrot Soup with Almond-Parsley Pesto;and Italian Vegetable White Bean Soup. Plus get a bonus recipe of Fennel Soup with Crispy Leek Topping to try at home. Vegetarian, with dairy; no eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Tuesday Sep 15, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah

Tuesday Sep 22, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Saturday Sep 26, 3-5:30pm. Redmond

Wednesday Sep 30, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle

Wednesday Oct 14, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1028



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Various, See Description

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FoodPCC Knife Skills Class401006:30 PM9:00 PMKnife Skills

Seppo Farrey

Bring your knives to practice knife-handling skills and how to cut safely and efficiently in this fun workshop with chef Seppo. He?ll explain about knife selection and care, and you?ll help prepare ingredients for Cilantro Chicken Soup and Lemon CilantroVegetable Soup, which Seppo will use in a quick-dinner demonstration for the class. Vegetarian, with poultry options; no dairy or eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Tuesday Sep 8, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Wednesday Sep 23, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle

Tuesday Sep 29, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Wednesday Oct 7, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

Wednesday Oct 14, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah


nhttp://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1026



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Various, See Description

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FoodBasic Knife Skills Class at Sizzlework401006:30 PM9:30 PMWhen it comes to knives, a chef?s best friend is a sharp knife. Proper knife techniques not only increase efficiency and speed but more importantly, make food prep a joy. This class will focus on basic knife skills, use and care, and specific techniques for use of knives.





ThaiSummer Rolls

Jasmine Rice

Paneng Curry

Apple Salad

Oranges in Grand Marinier



$125



end time approximate



http://www.cookingschoolsofamerica.com/sizzleworks/index.php?flag_menu_index=reservation_php#171



ac829
Eastside

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FoodTheo Chocolate University (See Description for Class Details)401006:30 PM9:30 PMTheo Chocolate University - Fall Semester 2009

All classes are held at: Theo Chocolate 3400 Phinney Avenue North in the Fremont neighborhood of Seattle, Wednesday evenings from 6:30-8:30pm.



All classes are $40 (+tax). If you register for 5 classes or more we offer a 10% discount.

*There is an additional $15 lab fee for choc302, choc401, choc402, and an additional $30 lab fee for choc301



Series 1: Chocolate Science: Learn all about the science behind the flavor and health benefits of this complexfruit.

September 16: CHOC101 - The Real Thing

September 23: CHOC102 - Chocolate for Nerds

Series 2: Chocolate in the World: Learn about the cocoa and chocolate industries in the market place internationally.

September 30: CHOC201 - Cocoa, Up Close and Personal

October 7: CHOC202 - Inside the Industry

Series 3: The Art of Making Chocolate: Behind the closed doors ofmanufacturing chocolate from bean to bar to confection.

October 14: CHOC301 - Factory Secrets*

October 21: CHOC302 - Ganache Making*

October 28: CHOC303 - Homemade Chocolate

Series 4: Chocolate Connoisseur: An exceptional exploration into the heart of chocolate sensory evaluation.

November 4:CHOC401 - Tasting Like a Professional*

November 11: CHOC402 - Beyond Dessert; Chocolate as a Savory Ingredient*

November 18: CHOC403 - Exotic & Erotic



http://www.theochocolate.com/
Fremont, Seattle

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FreeGluten Free Walk, Talk and Taste401007:00 PM8:30 PMGluten-free Walk, Talk and Taste



GOLDIE CAUGHLAN, LEIKASUZUMURA

This 90-minute tour leads you through our aisles to discover a world of naturally delicious choices for healthy, great-tasting meals. You?ll receive easy recipes with nutritional information, plus 30-minute menu plans and a valuable shopping coupon.



Members: $0, Non-members: $0



Monday Sep 14, 7-8:30pm. Greenlake

Saturday Oct 10, 10-11:30am. Edmonds
nWednesday Oct 14, 7-8:30pm. West Seattle

Sunday Nov 1, 2-3:30pm. Redmond



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1044



Sign up early! These fill up fast!



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FoodNorthwest Fall Bounty Dinner401007:00 PM10:00 PMNORTHWEST FALL BOUNTY DINNER

Wednesday, October 14, 7-10pm

Instructor: Hope Sandler



*This hands-on class is limited to 12 students
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COOK WITH THE BEST! FRESH LOCAL HARVEST INGREDIENTS

Autumn in the Northwest is a magical time, with our fall bounty harvested. Come out and prepare a flavorful, festive menu with Chef Hope Sandler using local seasonal ingredients. The phrase ingredient driven has become a major buzzword to describe menus and food trends today. It?s all part of a larger drive on the part of chefs to explore traditional regional foods and utilize local resources, from neighborhood farm-raised fruits and vegetables to fish caught in nearby waters. The cuisine of the Pacific Northwest is a perfect example of this delicious trend.

Yakima Onion Soup Gratine‚; Salad of Fris‚e & Hempler?s Smoky Bacon; Island Pork Loin with Cameo Apples & Calvados; Farmer?s Market Green Beans with Shallot & Lemon; Northwest Russet Potato & Herb Gratin; Decadent Chocolate Mousse.



$78



Discounts available for multiple class purchases.



http://www.bon-vivant.com/

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FarmersLake City Farmers Market401013:00 PM7:00 PM2009: Thursdays 3pm to 7pm; Jun 4 - Oct 29. Next to the LakeCity Library at NE 125th and 28th Ave NE. "There is a free undground parking garage right next to the market on 28th Ave NE, and public parking on the streets surrounding the market."

http://www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org/markets/lake_city

Next to the Lake City Library at NE 125th and 28th Ave NE

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CharitableFarestart Guest Chef: Chef Giles van der Bogert of Ponti401016:00 PM8:00 PMReservations available.



"A weekly highlight for the FareStart community is Thursday Guest Chef Night, held at the FareStart Restaurant at 7th & Virginia. For FareStart students, it is a unique opportunity towork with Seattle's premier chefs. For FareStart supporters, it's a greatopportunity to enjoy an excellent meal, introduce new supporters to the organization, or volunteer. Since 1994, Guest Chef Night has raised more than $1.5 million, revenue which has gone directly back into our program,to support our student job training and placement services.



Every Thursday night, a different Guest Chef works with the students to prepare a three-course meal for over 200 guests served at the FareStart Restaurant. Guest Chef Night has been called 'Seattle's best food lover?s event' and for just $24.95 it's one of the city?s best values as well. Hard-working community volunteers serve the guests who enjoy great food in support of FareStart and our students - 100% of the proceeds and gratuities from Guest Chef Night go back into the program and fund student services and training.



Guest Chef Night is open to the public and reservations are strongly suggested.For last minute requests, call 206-267-7601 to check for availability."


nhttp://farestart.org/restaurant/guestchef/calendar/index.html
Downtown

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FoodTea Ceremony Presentation401016:30 PM7:30 PMTea Ceremony Presentation

Bonnie (Soshin) Mitchell

October15, 2009

6:30?7:30 pm

Teahouse (3rd floor)



Experience the livingart of chado, "the way of tea," in the superbly crafted teahouse on the Third Floor at SAM Downtown.



Free with museum admission.



Registration required if planning to attend.



http://www.seattleartmuseum.org/calendar/eventDetail.asp?eventID=17728&month=9&day=1&year=2009&sxID=&WHEN=&sxTitle=
Seattle Art Museum

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FoodThe Frugal Kitchen: Recessionomics: Tips for the Thrifty from the 1930?s, 40?s, 70?s and Today401016:30 PM8:00 PMRecessionomics: Tips for the Thrifty from the 1930?s, 40?s, 70?s and Today.

The Frugal Kitchen

Thursday, Oct 15, 6:30-8:00 p.m.

We?ve all heard the phrase ?waste-not, want-not,? but how many of us actually live by this principle, even when purse strings are tight? Historian Helen Divjak takes you on a brief journey through the history of American gardens and kitchens in tough times, and then introduces you to a panel of experts who will teach you time-tested techniques for planting your own year-round ?Victory? garden, creating a no-waste kitchen, and improving shopping and composting practices with special hints for urban environments.

Suggested $7 donation or simply Pay-What-You-Can at the door! Advance registration at www.brownpapertickets.com is requested, but not required.
MOHAI

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FoodSecond Time Around: Planning for Leftovers Class401016:30 PM9:00 PMJennifer Adler

In an ideal world we would have the time to prepare fresh meals from scratch on a daily basis. Jennifer has been working with busy clients long enough to empathize with this dilemma. In this informative class, you will learn how to transform simple dishes into exciting leftovers throughout the week. We?ll start with Quinoa, Roasted Chicken and Lentil Soup, then let the magic begin; you?ll be inspired by how these dishes can be transformed into a new menu each night of the week. This technique is a great way to plan for leftovers, eat more wholesome foods and save money, all at the same time. With poultry and dairy; no eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Thursday Oct 1, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Saturday Oct 10, 10am-12:30pm. Bastyr University

Thursday Oct 15, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle

Tuesday Oct 20, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah

Tuesday Nov 10, 6:30-9pm. Redmond



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1002



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FoodCheese It: Italy401017:00 PM8:00 PMThursday, October 15th



Cheese It: Italy

7 - 8pm in Salud!$15



Dayna Sternberg takes us on a journey through Italy. Parmigiano-Reggiano, Gorgonzola and Provolone are where we'll start. There are many more places to take your taste buds. Come eat and learn.



http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/stores/bellevue/storecalendar.php
Whole Foods Bellevue

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FreeAuthor Talk: Bill Thorness "Edible Heirlooms: Heritage Vegetables for Maritime"401017:00 PM8:00 PMThursday ? October 15 ? 7pm

Bill Thorness "Edible Heirlooms: Heritage Vegetables for Maritime" Garden (SKIPSTONE)

Reading & Book Signing

U District store



http://www.bookstore.washington.edu/trade.taf?dept=attribute&category=events&par=trade&ttl=events&page=1
University District

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FoodBeginning Mushroom Identification (4-Week Course)401017:00 PM9:00 PMBeginning Mushroom Identification



PSMS will offer two sessions of beginning mushroom identification classes this fall on four consecutive Thursdays. The first class session begins on September 24th, and the second class session begins on October 22nd. Classes will be held at the Center for Urban Horticulture, in the Douglas classroom, from 7:00PM to 9:00PM.



Where: Center For Urban Horticulture, Douglas Classroom

When: Thursday Evenings, 7:00 pm ? 9:00 pm

9/24 ?10/15 (first session)

10/22 ?11/12 (second session)

Cost: $35 for members and $70 for non members (which includes a membership), cash or check payable to PSMS (bring on first day of class)

Book: Mushrooms Demystified, by David Arora ($35)

Bring: Fresh mushroom specimens

Contact: education@psms.org (for questions or to register.) If you don?t have access to e-mail, you may call 206?354?7789, but e-mail is preferred.





The sessions will be (subject to possible rearranging):

- Introduction to Mushroom ID

- Identifying Mushrooms with Dichotomous Keys

- Cooking and Collecting

- Mushroom Toxins



The recommended text is Mushrooms Demystified, by David Arora. There are several copies available for classroom use from the PSMS library, and the book will be available for sale for $35 on the first day of class.



Class cost is $35 forfour sessions for members, $70 for non-members (includes the price for membership). Please confirm your class registration before coming to class, as classes often fill up.



For questions or to register, please send e-mail to education@psms.org with your name or names. If you don?t have access to e-mail, you may call 206?354?7789, but e-mail is preferred.



Please bring specimens of fresh mushrooms to class. Collect the whole fungus, including any root or cup at the base of the stalk. Specimens are best preserved by wrapping in foil or wax paper and putting them in the fridge, where they will last from several days up to a week, depending on the species. You should make a spore print, if you know how. (If you don't, that's OK. We will learn how on the first day of class.) It is also useful to take a few notes about where the mushroom was collected, and from what sort of habitat (whether on wood or ground, what type of wood, and what type of trees it grows under).



http://www.psms.org/classes.html
Puget Sound Mycological Society

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FoodSur La Table Knife Skills Workshop4010210:30 AM1:30 PMInstructor: Ed Kernan Get comfortable at the cutting board with the chef's most important tool. Hone basic knife skills and practice the fundamental cuts for vegetables -- mince, dice, brunoise, batonnet and julienne -- as well as a few advanced techniques. Plus, learn how to select a knife that fits your needs, and tips for keeping all your knives sharp and well maintained at home.



$59-69



End time approximate.



http://cookingclasses.surlatable.com/browse/storeSchedule.jsp?storeId=s04



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Kirkland

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FoodSugar Skull Making, Ages 8 & Up401022:00 PM4:00 PMIn Hispanic culture, these icons are used to celebrate those who have gone before us on November 1st. The origin of these small figures is still a mystery. Early references have them being sold for the Day of the Dead during the mid 18th century, while some records date them as far back as the pre-Hispanic period. In anticipation of Dia de los Muertos, we will learn how to create sugar skulls for your altar. Fee includes 2 take home skulls



http://class.seattle.gov/parks/Activities/ActivitiesCourseDetails.asp?aid=247&cid=45654
Camp Long

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FarmersMonroe Farmers Market401022:00 PM7:00 PMFrom FPS readers: "



There is a brand new Farmers Market this year in Monroe...It runs May 1st thru Nov. 1st and we are looking for more vendors. It is a beautiful country setting on 6 acres in Monroe located at 19829 168th St. NE Monroe, Wa 98272



Market Hours are- Fridays 2-7pm,Saturdays 10-5pm and Sundays 11-4pm
19829 168th St. NE Monroe, Wa 98272

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FoodCozy New England Supper401026:00 PM8:00 PMFriday, October 16th



Cozy New England Supper

6-8pm in Salud! $35



The air is crisp. The leaves are brilliant yellow and fall orange. The sap in the maple tree is running. It's a nice night to relax withChef Joy and a glass of wine. Get comfortable and enjoy:



Boston Clam and Corn Chowder

Apple slaw Salad with Popovers

Yankee Pot Roast with Buttermilk Smashed Potatoes

Indian Pudding & Maple Rum Custard



http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/stores/bellevue/storecalendar.php
Whole Foods Bellevue

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FreeFall Cider Press Social - Your Extra Apples Wanted! (Thurston County Food Bank)401026:00 PM8:00 PMThurston County Food Bank will be holding a Fall Cider Press Social on Friday, October 16, from 6-8 P.M.



Are your apple trees overloaded this year? Are you looking for an easy way to share them with others?Join us for music and fresh cider at this fun community event! Watch or participate as your apples are made into cider on an authentic antique cider press.



Don't have any apples to bring? No problem! We have plenty for everyone. Bring a mug, a jug to take home, and your favorite musical instrument - drink cider while participating in (or just listening to) a music jam!



http://seattle.craigslist.org/oly/eve/1399668457.html
Olympia

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FoodCuisine & Culture: Northwest Cooking Class Series401026:00 PM9:00 PMExperience the richness of Pacific Northwest food bounty in this hand-on cooking class. Each class offeres new preparation cooking techniques with Northwest history as well. Chef Steve Brendlinger's showcases his expertiese with exquisit dishes created form common ingredients. Each class ends eating the food we prepared, along with Northwest wines. the last class is our grand finale where we prepare a complete meal with all of the recipies experienced in class.



Wednesday, Friday, 6:00 PM - 9:00PM; 6 sessions starting October 7, 2009, ending October 23, 2009

Cost: $350.00

Instructor: Brendlinger

Location: SSCC, Culinary Arts Building (CAB), FSA Kitchen





http://learnatsouth.org/index.cfm?method=ClassInfo.ClassInformation&int_class_id=14030&int_category_id=2&int_sub_category_id=16&int_catalog_id=0
South Seattle Community College

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FoodGood Eats: The Early Years by Alton Brown401026:30 PM7:30 PMGood Eats: The Early Years by Alton Brown

Bookstore Event Third Place Commons Stage

Start: October 16, 2009 - 6:30pm



End: October 16, 2009 - 7:30pm



TICKETS REQUIRED.



RECEIVE TWO TICKETS WITH YOURPURCHASE OF GOOD EATS AT THIRD PLACE BOOKS.



TICKETS AVAILABLE 10.01.09



http://thirdplacebooks.com/event/good-eats-early-years-alton-brown

Third Place Books Lake Forest Park

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FoodHealthy Thai Cooking401026:30 PM8:30 PMThai cooking requires exotic skills? Think again. Many of the ingredients needed for authentic Thai cuisine are available to you in Seattle, and this course will show you how to use them in a hands-on environment. Starting with the basics, we will focus on the types and proper preparation of rice, noodles, herbs and spices from Thailand, and then apply those skills to real recipes, covering both the central and northern styles of Thai cooking. With practice and guidance you will be making your own delicious and healthy Thai dishes. Have fun cooking Thai food through the summer with Kat.



$35



http://class.seattle.gov/parks/Activities/ActivitiesDetails.asp?ProcessWait=N&aid=23
Seattle Parks & Rec

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FoodIndian Autumn Celebration Foods Class401026:30 PM9:00 PMIndian Autumn Celebration Foods



ARCHANA VERMA

Fall is a major festival time in India, and the harvest season inspires a bounty of dishes made from fall produce and spices. Archana will demonstrate how tomake some delightful, quick dishes that you can easily duplicate at home.Before tasting the fall flavors, you?ll savor for one last time the refreshing summer yogurt drink Mango Lassi. Archana will also make Poori-Aloo, a comforting potato dish delicately seasoned with cumin, coriander and mustard seeds, served with warm Naan (flatbread); Kaddu Subzi (winter squashdish); Chole (garbanzo beans flavored with cumin and ginger); and Beans Subzi (green beans). Dessert is Fig Burfi, featuring creamy, sweetened ricotta cheese with figs. Vegetarian, with dairy; no eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Saturday Sep 12, 10am-12:30pm. Issaquah

Saturday Sep 19, 10am-12:30pm. Redmond

Tuesday Sep 29, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

FridayOct 2, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Friday Oct 9, 6:30-9pm. Redmond



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=981



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FoodRavioli Workshop401026:30 PM9:00 PMRavioli Workshop



IOLE AGUERO

Join Iole in a lively class where you?ll learn to make a staple of Italian home-cooked meals ? ravioli. With a sheet of dough, a little practice, and a handful of fun, you?ll become an expert at making these little pillows of filled pasta and two complementary sauces. You?ll make Three-cheese Ravioli with Tomato and Basil Sauce, and Butternut Squash Ravioli with Brown Butter Sage Sauce. Vegetarian, with dairy and eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Friday Oct 16, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah

Tuesday Oct 20, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

Thursday Oct 22, 11am-1:30pm. Edmonds

Monday Oct 26, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Saturday Nov 7, 3-5:30pm. West Seattle

Monday Nov 9, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Friday Nov 13, 11am-1:30pm. Issaquah



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=994



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FoodTheo Chocolate Movie Night: Charlie & Chocolate Factory (Johnny Depp)401026:30 PM9:00 PMFRIDAY, OCTOBER 16th @ 6:30 - 9 pm

MOVIE NIGHT @ THEO



Join us for a screening of the 2005 version of the film: Charlie & the Chocolate Factory, starring Johnny Depp. We will be serving up hot sipping chocolate, popcorn and other special surprises.



http://theonista.typepad.com/theonistas_unite/2009/09/upcoming-fun-fall-events.html
Fremont, Seattle

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FoodFrench Countryside Cooking Class401026:30 PM9:30 PMFrench Countryside

Location: Kirkland Store

Class format: Hands-On

Price: $79.00

Date: Friday, Oct 16, 2009

Time: 6:30 PM
nRestrictions: Ages 18 and Older

Instructor: Lynne Vea Simple ingredients and recipes passed down through the ages have made the cuisine of theFrench countryside beloved the world over. Our instructor will lead a culinary tour of classic French fare as you learn to prepare a complete menu ofsimple-yet-sophisticated classics. We?ll make it easy as you learn traditional French cooking techniques and tips for presenting this menu with savoir-faire.



MENU French Onion Soup - Lentil Salad with Fresh Herbs - Duck Breast with Black Currents -Tarte Tatin



End time approximate.



http://cookingclasses.surlatable.com/browse/classDetailPage1.jsp?classId=0491005



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FestivalsTurkFest4010312:00 AM12:00 AMTurkFest celebrates the multiple cultures that link modern Turkey to the East and West. Traditional folk dance and music performances, art and textile exhibits, food, shadow puppetry and more reveal the colorful ethnic communities of this country, where diverse civilizations have coexisted for thousands of years. From the Hittites and Assyrians to Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman empires, Turkish culture is a unique mosaic centeredin one of the most dynamic regions of the world.



http://www.seattle.gov/calendar/default.htm?trumbaEmbed=view%3Devent%26eventid%3D84831909
Seattle Center

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FoodSazerac Southern Cooking Class4010312:00 AM12:00 AMWish you had an inkling of how to cook like our boys? Try our fun, laidback Little Bit of Lovin' Cooking Classes, which offer menus foreach season - and are they ever pleasin'! Sazerac's Executive Chef Jason McClure will show you how to add a little bit of Southern Lovin' to your home kitchen with these Little Bit of Lovin' cooking classes. Held quarterly on Saturdays at 2 p.m., learn how to make those biscuits bounce, those sauces bubble up right, and to cook up Sazzy-inspired specialties. Classes last about an hour and a half. To illustrate some of Jason's lovin' in the oven, he's taught folks to make Warm Goat Cheese Croquette; Butternut Squash Risotto, and Banana Maple Strudels with Bourbon Creams - all in one sumptuous class. The class menu changes each quarter and includes instructions, recipes to take back to your home kitchen, lunch, and wine. Cost is $50per class, per person. Find out what's cooking next and save your spot bycalling 206.624.7755. Dates for 2009 classes: Saturday, January 17 Saturday, April 25 Saturday, July 25 Saturday, October 17 We will be pairing each course with Sazerac beer or wine selections presented by local educators. http://www.sazeracrestaurant.com/sazfun/index.html



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PacNWHerbs and the Nervous System: Sleep, Calm , and Uplift401038:30 AM10:00 AMHerbs and the Nervous System: Sleep, Calm , and Uplift Taught by Katya Difani, herbalist & founder of Herban Wellness



Saturday, October 17th from 8:30-10 am



Trouble sleeping, anxiety, and varying degrees of depression are common in our society. Often, these are variable andpassing, but can also be persistent and often worrisome for those experiencing them. Our nervous system interacts with our environment constantly, processing what we see, touch, smell, and taste, including emotions andfeelings regarding our interactions with ourselves, other people, and our environment.



Come learn what herbs have to offer in this regard. Herbscan calm, soothe, sedate, uplift, and restore the nervous system and can help support other positive actions we are taking to get the results we seek, such as yoga, exercise, and visualization. Other helpful nutrients
, such as vitamins and minerals crucial to nervous system health will alsobe discussed.



Cost: $20 per participant.

A minimum of 5 people is needed.

Preregistration with deposit is requested.



http://www.herbanwellness.net/classes.html
Kirkland

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FarmersU-District Farmers Market401039:00 AM2:00 PMSaturdays 9am to 2pm; year-round.

"The corner of University Way and NE 50th, in the playground of the University Heights Center for the Community. On-street parking can be found in the vicinity, and the market provides tokens to shoppers for one free hour of parking in nearby pay lots."

http://www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org/markets/u_district



Please contact event organizers above for more information or to confirm dates, timeand location.

Please see www.FreshPickedSeattle.com for additional Seattle food events, farmers markets info and more.

University Way and NE 50th

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FoodCulinary Herbalism- Your Medicine is in Your Pantry401039:00 AM4:00 PMThis class is open to the general public.

Cost: Early Registration by Oct 2 $79

Late Registration $95



A tasty soup to ward off colds? A smoothie for stamina? Rice pilaf for respiratory health? Let your food be your medicine. Even better, cook your medicine into your food. Learn to prepare meals that are not only tasty but tune up your health as well. Every healing system in the world uses herbs in cooking to replenish energy, support immune function, fight a cold, or hike sexual performance. In this engaging presentation of healthy and appetizing cooking, we will prepare energy tonics with ashwaganda, ginseng and dong quai; explore immune recipes with astragalus; prepare sinus remedies with schisandra, and discuss many other healing culinary herbs. While we taste these remedies, we will discuss healing foods for individuals, combining therapeutic food and herbs, and how to make medicine delicious every day. Join us and cook up some gourmet medicine. Bring a sack lunch for the one-hour lunch break (or you can eat in the Bastyr cafeteria).





Course Notes: PLEASE NOTE: This class will take place at Bastyr's Center for Natural Health in Seattle, 3670 Stone Way N, room S104, which is on the first floor.



Instructor: Karta Purkh Singh Khalsa, DN-C, RH, NCTMB, RC, is one of the today?s foremost natural healing experts. As one of a very few clinicians with over 35years in the natural health and medicinal herb field, he has a wealth of experience teaching and using healing herbs and medicinal foods in real life situations.



Khalsa is the author of over 1,300 published health articles and has written or edited 30 books and on cooking, herbalism and health, including the recent The Way of Ayurvedic Herbs. He has presented over 150 times at national and state conferences, on such diverse topics as herbal medicine and therapeutic nutrition and is featured in several DVD continuing education courses.



Khalsa personally trained in herbalism and foodtherapy with Ayurvedic master Yogi Bhajan for 35 years. He is a state certified dietitian-nutritionist, and, as a registered herbalist, nationallycredentialed to teach herbalism. He is on the Bastyr faculty in the botanical medicine department, and is a professor at Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences. Khalsa is senior research scientist and principal herbal formulator for the Yogi Tea, the nation?s largest herbal tea company.



Over the years, Khalsa has developed curricula and taught extensively at many community colleges in several Western states. He is on the faculty of several professional training programs and is the founder of The Professional Herbalist Certificate Course, a two-year post secondary curriculum that trains professional herbalists.



http://www.bastyr.edu/continuinged/calendar.asp?cid={F04CB948-69CF-45AF-936B-E268A3DBDDEE}
3670 Stone Way N, Seattle

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FreeCooking Demo by Pat Tanumihardia Author of "The Asian Grandmother's Cookbook"4010310:00 AM11:00 AMPat Tanumihardia, well-known food writer from Seattle, now lives in San Diego, is launching her book, ?The Asian Grandmother?s Cookbook. We are honored to welcome her to the farmers market for a live cookingdemo and book signing on Oct 17, 10 am. Pat is a strong proponent of using fresh, seasonal ingredients, and has plenty of culinary wisdom to share with the public.



http://www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org/events/cooking-demo-at-u-district-by-pat-tanumihardia-author-of-the-asian-grandmothers-cookbook/
U-District Farmers Market

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FoodPutting the Garden to Bed4010310:00 AM12:00 PM"The rain and dark has snuck up on us and the garden is winding down. Grab those last few days of sunshine and put your garden to bed. Fall is a fantastic time to replenish the soil that has offered you its bounty all year long. Learn inexpensive or free ways to build your soil using materials on hand. Let the Tilth gardeners show you how a little work now will pay off big time next spring."



Cost: $35 or $25 for Tilth members. Pre-registration required.



register@seattletilth.org

206-633-5045 x2

http://www.seattletilth.org/classes-and-workshops/puttingthegardentobed

Bradner Gardens Park

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FreeAsk the Chef Booth @ U-District (See Description for Chef)4010310:00 AM12:00 PMNot sure what to do with all the fresh stuff you see at the markets? Get FREE advice from a gourmet chef at our "Ask the Chef" booth at the University District Farmers Market. All questions regarding selecting, storing, preparing, using or cooking what's at the markets are welcome - or any other burning questions you have about food, cooking and what wine goes best with an arugula salad. You can even bring your bag of market purchases to the Chef in Residence booth and ask: what can I make with this?



Take advantage of this unique FREE service and find out how you can make the most of what's in season from your local farmers.



This season's line up of Chefs in Residence:





July



7/4 ? Cynthia Nims, cookbook author and food writer

7/11 ? Robin Leventhal, formerly of Crave Restaurant
n7/18 ? Craig Hetherington, TASTE Restaurant

7/25 ? Jerry Traunfeld, Poppy

8/1 ? Kathleen Flinn, author ?The Sharper Your Knife, the Less You Cry?

8/8 ? Rebekah Denn, food writer

8/22 ? Shauna and Danny Ahern (aka Gluten-Free Girl and Gluten-Free Chef)

8/29 ? Greg Johnson, ChefandFather.com

9/12 ? Jordi Viladas, Caf‚ Lago

9/26 ? Matthew Amster-Burton, author ?Hungry Monkey?

10/3 ? Christina Choi, The Wild Foods Calendar

10/17 ?Greg Atkinson, chef and author

10/24 ? Greg Johnson, ChefandFather.com

10/31 ? Jeff Bergman, chef and food consultant





U-District

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FoodFabulous Fresh Fall Flavors Class4010310:00 AM12:30 PMFabulous Fresh Fall Flavors

Ami Karnosh

Savor the flavors of the season with the best produce the region has to offer, included incomforting recipes. Ami Karnosh will have you making dishes that complement and celebrate the abundant produce of autumn while switching over to foods that help you get in tune with the changing weather. You?ll make Baba Ghanouj (roasted eggplant spread) served with Pita Bread; Cranberry and Barley-stuffed Squash; and Herb-roasted Sweet Potatoes over Fresh Greens. You?ll be ready for the autumn chill with a warming sweet-spicy Apple Ginger Switchel, a traditional, colonial American harvest-time drink. Vegetarian, with dairy options; no eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



TuesdaySep 22, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle

Sunday Sep 27, 1-3:30pm. Edmonds

Monday Oct 5, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

Saturday Oct 17, 10am-12:30pm. Bastyr University

Monday Oct 19, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1003



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FoodSaveur Cooks Italian Class4010310:00 AM2:00 PMSAVEUR COOKS ITALIAN CLASSICS

Saturday, October 17, 10am-2pm

Instructor: Louise Hasson

*This hands-on class is limited to 12 students



ENJOY TRADITIONAL ITALIAN CUISINE AT ITS BEST

Bon Vivant is thrilled to partner with SAVEUR Magazine to present this unique hands-on opportunity. This exciting class lets you explore la cucina italiana, Italy?s sophisticated and varied culinary repertoire. Learn time-honored traditions used to prepare a complete menu of earthy Italian Classics, from the gloriously simple fare of the home kitchens of Bologna and Puglia to the rich desserts of Venice caf‚s. Your registration includes: a tote bag with samples and discounts and a one-year subscription to Saveur magazine.

Crostini with Pat‚; Lasagne Verdi al Forno, Pasta Verde, Ragu alla Bolognese, Bechamel Sauce; Pollo alla Cacciatora; Cime di Rapa Affogate alla Pugliese (Broccoli Rabe with Wine Sauce); and Tiramisu.



$78



Discounts available for multiple class purchases.



http://www.bon-vivant.com/

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FoodCanning Class with Sustainable Ballard4010310:00 AM2:00 PMEager to preserve your harvest? Learn to do it safely and enjoy your summer bounty all year long!



Using what?s fresh in the farmer's market that week, we?ll create 4 ? 6 different recipes. And the best part?We?ll all take home a pint jar of each finished product. Participants willwork in teams to prepare the produce and get hands-on experience with bothhot water bath and pressure canning. Jars, lids, and produce will all beprovided and are included in the cost of the class.



Our three class series takes advantage of the variety of fresh fruits and vegetables each month. Classes are limited to 16, so reserve early! Preserving has gained in popularity and these classes are sure to fill up quickly.



Classes

Saturday August 29, St. John United Lutheran Church, 10 am - 2 pm

SaturdaySeptember 19, St. John United Lutheran Church, 10 am - 2 pm

Saturday October 17, St. John United Lutheran Church, 10 am - 2 pm

Cost: $20 per class, please bring check or cash to the event



http://sustainableballard.org/
Ballard

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FarmersMonroe Farmers Market4010310:00 AM5:00 PMFrom FPS readers: "



There is a brand new Farmers Market this year in Monroe...It runs May 1st thru Nov. 1st and we are looking for more vendors. It is a beautiful country setting on 6 acres in Monroe located at 19829 168th St. NE Monroe, Wa 98272



Market Hours are- Fridays 2-7pm,Saturdays 10-5pm and Sundays 11-4pm
19829 168th St. NE Monroe, Wa 98272

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FreeReaders to Eaters: A Celebration of Fall Harvest4010310:30 AM12:00 PMReaders to Eaters: A Celebration of Fall Harvest



Event Type: Adult Programs

Date: 10/17/2009

Start Time: 10:30 AM

End Time: 12:00 PM

Description: Learn about some of the wonderful Fall harvest in the Puget Sound region--such as apples, potatoes and pumpkins--presented by MasterGardeners or by local chefs and farmers. The audience will also be introduced to many related books to the harvest, which are culturally sensitive to a diverse population and are sure to make this a rich eating as well as reading experience for the entire family.

Library: Auburn Library

Location: Meeting Room

Contact: Auburn Library

Contact Number: 253.931.3018



http://is.gd/3Xvgb
Auburn

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FoodButtercream Flowers4010310:30 AM1:00 PMButtercream Flowers

One night of icing flower making. Starting with cherry blossoms, and building on that to include, wild roses, for-get-me-nots, violets, pansies, daffodils, primroses, daisies, carnations, gardenias, and others as time allows. Students will take home a box of finished flowers. See www.learnatnorth.org for supply list.





Buttercream Flowers

Item: 7089 Cheri Bloomquist

10:30 AM - 1:00 PMBuilding: Greenwood Senior Center

Sessions: 1 Sa Location: 525 North 85th ST

Room number posted at entrance of Building.

10/17/2009 - 10/17/2009 Fee: $35



http://at-campus.net/nsccsched/output/category_17.htm





Greenwood

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FoodHerbal Medicine Class: Pills, Capsules, and Lozenges4010312:00 PM2:00 PMHow to Make Your Own Herbal Medicine

A 10 week course Saturdays, 12pm - 2:00pm



Have you been yearning to learn how to make your own herbal medicine products right in your very own home? Come join Crystal Stelzer in a ten week course designed to teach you the fine art of crafting abevy of herbal products. These home remedies are perfect for integration into your daily life as nutrition, beauty care, and first aid treatment,and are wonderful home-crafted gifts to give during the holiday season. We will be focusing on recipes that will invigorate energy, provide immune support during the cold and flu season, support digestive health, and those that will stimulate body and mind.



Cost is $25 per class or $225 for those pre-registering for the full 10 week course. Pre-registration must besubmitted by August 12th to receive the discounted price. Classes with fewer than five attendees are subject to cancellation.



Course Outline:



Wk1: Infusions, Decoctions, and Standard Brews (9/12)

Wk2: Hydrosols, Floral Waters, Flower Essences, and Spritzers (9/19)

Wk3: Facial Scrubs, Masques, Foot Soaks, and Body Scrubs (9/26)

Wk4: Miels (honey), Acetracts (vinegar), Oxymiels, and Wine Infusions (10/3)

Wk5: Syrups, Elixers, and Cordials (10/10)

Wk6: Pills, Capsules, and Lozenges (10/17)

Wk7: Herbal Infused Oils (fresh and dry), and Suppositories (10/24)

Wk8: Salves, Lip Balms, and Vapo-Rubs (10/31)

Wk9: Creams, Lotions, and Essential Oil Emulsions (11/7)

** no class on 11/14 **

Wk10: Glycerites, Tinctures (fresh and dry), and Spirits (11/21)



Crystal holds a BS in Herbal Sciences from Bastyr University where she is an adjunctprofessor, teaching classes on herbal medicine making and materia medica. It is her desire to bring the simple art of herbal medicine making back into the lives of those in her community so that she may inspire and educatethose around her to live a more healthful life.



http://www.rainbownatural.com/Ul_CMS/Ul_Events/index.php
Rainbow Remedies

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FestivalsWild Mushroom Show4010312:00 PM7:00 PMWild Mushroom Show

Sponsored by the Puget Sound Mycological Society



Our Wild Mushroom Exhibit is one of the largest and most completein the United States. Over 200 varieties of wild mushrooms will be displayed, identified, and classified as edible, poisonous, or valueless as food.



Visitors are welcome to bring in mushrooms from your garden or walksfor our experts to identify. Be sure to collect the entire mushroom, including underground parts.



Exhibits will include something for all of the senses: A feel and smell display can be experienced after the slide show lecture and finished off by a delicious tasting of mushrooms prepared by someof Seattle's finest chefs. There are photography displays as well as a great selection of items for sale like mushroom field guides, cookbooks, t-shirts, and scientific materials for the serious mycologist. Visitors can discover facts about PSMS and obtain information about classes, field tripsand other opportunities.



Dates & Location:



Saturday, October 17, 2009 noon - 7pm

Sunday, October 18, 2009 10am - 5pm



http://www.psms.org/exhibit.html



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CharitableSlow Food Seattle 6th Annual Fall on the Farm401031:00 PM3:00 PMHost: Slow Food Seattle

Type: Party - Club Party

Network: Global

Price: Suggested donation of $5/person

Date: Saturday, October 17, 2009

Time: 1:00pm - 3:00pm

Location: UW Farm

City/Town: Seattle, WA

Email: info@slowfoodseattle.org



DescriptionJoin us for a Bake Your Own Pizza And Press Your Own Cider Party!



It?s harvest time and thisyear we will gather at the UW Farm to see urban agriculture in action. Meet the student farmers and see the bounty.



Please bring something for ourpizza topping bar and a salad or dessert, and we?ll provide drinks and dough to bake in the cob oven.



Your $5 (suggested) donation will go towards developing more opportunities through Slow Food Seattle Youth Projects



Please RSVP directly to info@slowfoodseattle.org and note "UW Farm" in thesubject line along with:



? Your name

? The number of your party (adults/kids)

? Contact email and phone number



We will reply with instructions and parking recommendations.



http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=131465724650
UW Farm

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FoodNaturally Healthy Breasts w/Herbs, Nutrition & Lifestyle401031:00 PM3:00 PMCelebrate Breast Cancer Awareness Month by learning to take care of your breasts naturally - using herbs, nutrition and lifestyle choices. This jam-packed two hour class will cover herbs, supplements, food andpractices which support the health of our breasts. This class is for womenonly though the knowledge gained may be shared with your male partners as well. We will not cover breast self-examination so it's fine if your shy! Handouts will be provided.

Pamela Hirsch is a wellness coach, Reiki Master
, writer, and herbalist. Having spent nearly 30 years in the corporate world, she now helps women to create lives of balance and sustainability - one small step at a time. She is the author of The Travelers Natural Medicine Kit, co-editor with Rosemary Gladstar of Planting the Future and has been making herbal "concoctions" for 15 years. She loves to share the beauty of the plant world with others through classes and workshops.



$25



http://www.dandelionbotanical.com/classes.html
Ballard

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FoodHarvest the Rain Gardening Class401031:00 PM3:00 PMWHAT: Harvest the Rain

WHEN: Oct. 17, 1-3 p.m.

Location: Good Shepherd Center; 4649 Sunnyside Ave. N, room 140 (Senior Center), Seattle, WA 98103

This class is an overview of the many ways that rain may be stored for use in your vegetable or ornamental home garden. We will cover swales and rain gardens, rain barrels and cisterns, as well as mulching techniques and green roofs. Participants will gain a better understanding of what may be right for their own garden and will receive the practical information needed in order to take the next step. This interactive class will include a classroom presentation and demonstration garden tour, so please dress for the weather.

COST: $25 for Tilth members, $35 non-members. Advance registration and payment is required. For more information and to register, visit: www.seattletilth.org.



Good Shepherd Center; 4649 Sunnyside Ave. N, room 140 (Senior Center), Seattle, WA 98103

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FreeA Bright Idea: Eating Smart for a Healthy, "Plastic" Brain401032:00 PM3:00 PMA Bright Idea: Eating Smart for a Healthy, "Plastic" Brain.

2:00pm - 3:00pm Free!





Instructor Deanna Minich will lead your through this class on how you have the power to control the health of your brain!With 6 steps to help you start down the right road for a healthy happy brain for today and all your tomorrows!



Space is limited so sign up at our guest service booth today!



Speaker acknowledges independent relationshipto Whole Foods Market. Speaker is not an employee of or affiliated with Whole Foods Market or any of its affiliates.



http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/stores/rooseveltsquare/storecalendar.php
Roosevelt

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PacNWBasic Pressure Cooking401032:00 PM4:00 PMBasic Pressure Cooking

Sign up to learn about the basics of using a pressure cooker and sample quick and delicious fall menu dishes. Annie will be demonstrating a tasty Moroccan stew made with chicken, lentils and spinach served over rice with a dessert finish of poached pears. Don't be afraid of the pressure cooker any longer.

Class Date(s):

Saturday, October 17th, 2:00 - 4:00 pm



$32.50



http://jmatheson.com/classes.php?class_id=227



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Everett

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FoodFoods for a Healthy Hormone Balance Class401033:00 PM5:30 PMFoods for a Healthy Hormone Balance

Michelle Babb, Katherine Oldfield

Our hormones can fluctuate dramatically at different stages throughout our life cycle and can contribute to weight gain, mood swings and depression. Diet and exercise can have a significant effect on hormone production and metabolism, and whole foods and supplements are helpful for PMS, menopause and thyroid imbalance. Come learn about these issues as yousample delicious hormone-balancing dishes such as Cruciferous Crudit‚ withEdamame Hummus, Brussels Sprouts Slaw with Flaxseed Oil Vinaigrette; Nori-wrapped Salmon; and Blueberry Yogurt Parfait. With seafood and dairy; no eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Wednesday Sep 23, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah

Sunday Oct 4, 1-3:30pm. Edmonds

Saturday Oct 17, 3-5:30pm. Redmond

Sunday Nov 1, 1-3:30pm. West Seattle

Saturday Nov 7, 10am-12:30pm. Bastyr University



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1000



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FoodMore Glorious Kale Class401033:00 PM5:30 PMMore Glorious Kale

Anne Bly

This class was so popular that Anne has returned with more delicious kale recipes, just right for those hearty autumn meals. She?ll have lots of tips on how to cook kale in wonderful dishes, as she demonstrates a Fillo-wrapped Kale and Squash appetizer. Then you?ll make side dishes of Dinosaur Kale Coleslaw, and Saute‚d Apples and Kale, plus two main dishes of Emmer Farro Risotto with Kale, and Kale and Tofu-stuffed Manicotti. Vegetarian, with dairy; no eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Saturday Oct 10, 3-5:30pm. Redmond

MondayOct 12, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah

Saturday Oct 17, 3-5:30pm. West Seattle

Monday Oct 19, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Saturday Nov 7, 3-5:30pm. Edmonds



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1011



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FestivalsTurkFest4010412:00 AM12:00 AMTurkFest celebrates the multiple cultures that link modern Turkey to the East and West. Traditional folk dance and music performances, art and textile exhibits, food, shadow puppetry and more reveal the colorful ethnic communities of this country, where diverse civilizations have coexisted for thousands of years. From the Hittites and Assyrians to Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman empires, Turkish culture is a unique mosaic centeredin one of the most dynamic regions of the world.



http://www.seattle.gov/calendar/default.htm?trumbaEmbed=view%3Devent%26eventid%3D84831909
Seattle Center

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FoodYoga & Chocolate at Theo Chocolate401048:00 AM10:00 AMSUNDAY, OCTOBER 18th @ 8 - 10 am

YOGA & CHOCOLATE

Join Theo& Laura DeFreitas (Owner of LauraNidra Yoga), for an energizing morning pairing of Yoga and Chocolate. This All Levels Hatha Flow Yoga class will develop your balance, build strength, and increase flexibility. The Chocolate Factory Tour that follows will focus on the health benefits of chocolatethat facilitate the body?s ability to rejuvenate and restore after any form of physical activity. No previous yoga experience required. Please bring your own yoga mat and come prepared with an empty stomach and an open mind!
nCOST: $18 (+tax) per person | Reservations are required*



http://theonista.typepad.com/theonistas_unite/2009/09/upcoming-fun-fall-events.html
Fremont, WA

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FreeCoffee Tasting at Whole Foods401049:00 AM10:00 AMNEW! NEW! NEW! SUNDAY COFFEE Tasting

9-10am in Salud! FREE



Drop in and enjoy coffee like a pro. Just like our wine tasting, a Different Roaster and Beans will be featured each week. You'll be sniffing, slurping, swallowing and learning how to evaluate coffee's fragrance, aroma, taste, nose, aftertaste and body. Say "Good morning!" with us every Sunday this fall!



http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/stores/bellevue/storecalendar.php





Bellevue

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FarmersWest Seattle Farmers Market4010410:00 AM2:00 PMSundays 10am to 2pm; year-round. "The 'Junction' at California Ave SW and SW Alaska. There is free street parking in the area surrounding the market." http://www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org/markets/west_seattle



Please contact event organizers above for more information or to confirm dates, time and location.

Please see www.FreshPickedSeattle.com for additional Seattle food events, farmers markets info and more.

The 'Junction' at California Ave SW and SW Alaska

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FarmersBallard Farmers Market4010410:00 AM3:00 PMSundays



5330 Ballard Ave NW. Free parking is available on Shilshole Ave. only one block away.



http://www.fremontmarket.com/ballard/



Please contact event organizers above for more information or to confirm dates, time and location.

Please see www.FreshPickedSeattle.com for additional Seattle food events, farmers markets info and more.
5330 Ballard Ave NW

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FestivalsWild Mushroom Show4010410:00 AM5:00 PMWild Mushroom Show

Sponsored by the Puget Sound Mycological Society



Our Wild Mushroom Exhibit is one of the largest and most completein the United States. Over 200 varieties of wild mushrooms will be displayed, identified, and classified as edible, poisonous, or valueless as food.



Visitors are welcome to bring in mushrooms from your garden or walksfor our experts to identify. Be sure to collect the entire mushroom, including underground parts.



Exhibits will include something for all of the senses: A feel and smell display can be experienced after the slide show lecture and finished off by a delicious tasting of mushrooms prepared by someof Seattle's finest chefs. There are photography displays as well as a great selection of items for sale like mushroom field guides, cookbooks, t-shirts, and scientific materials for the serious mycologist. Visitors can discover facts about PSMS and obtain information about classes, field tripsand other opportunities.



Dates & Location:



Saturday, October 17, 2009 noon - 7pm

Sunday, October 18, 2009 10am - 5pm



http://www.psms.org/exhibit.html



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U-District

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FarmersBroadway Farmers Market4010411:00 AM3:00 PMHours and Location for 2009: The Broadway Farmers' Market is open every Sunday, May 10 through December 20, from 11am to 3pm, at 10thAve E and E Thomas. Entrances to the market are on Broadway, Thomas and 10th Ave. East. There is a small lot with free parking next to the market,and inexpensive pay lots within a few blocks. Street parking on Broadway is free on Sundays.



http://www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org/markets/broadway
Behind the Broadway Bank of America at 10th Ave E & E Thomas

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FarmersMeadowbrook Farmers Market4010411:00 AM3:00 PM2728 NE 100th Street

Seattle, WA 98125



On the campus of the

Seattle Waldorf School



seasonal hours



Open Sundays 11 am to 3 pm

May 31 through October





Closed November through April



http://www.meadowbrookfm.org/
2728 NE 100th Street Seattle 98125

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FarmersMonroe Farmers Market4010411:00 AM4:00 PMFrom FPS readers: "There is a brand new Farmers Market this year in Monroe...It runs May 1st thru Nov. 1st and we are looking for more vendors. It is a beautiful country setting on 6 acres in Monroe located at 19829 168th St. NE Monroe, Wa 98272



Market Hours are- Fridays 2-7pm, Saturdays 10-5pm and Sundays 11-4pm
19829 168th St. NE Monroe, Wa 98272

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FoodImmunity: A Yoga, Nutrition & Herbs Workshop4010411:30 AM4:30 PMImmunity: A Yoga, Nutrition & Herbs Workshop



Start preparing your immune system now and enjoy optimum health this winter and always. This unique workshop is designed to stimulate the immune system for year-round wellness. Learn a specialized series of yoga postures to boost immunity. Taste and learn to prepare foods and infusions for greater wellness. Discover herbal remedies for your total health and well-being. Join us and feelwonderful!



$70 by 10/4, $80 after.



http://www.teachstreet.com/seattle-wa/yoga/seattle-session-with-erin-goldman-msw-ryt/cl-4sbrrfnd5s
Magnolia

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FoodBon Appetit: Falling For Fall Cooking Class4010412:00 PM3:00 PMBon Appetit: Falling For Fall

Location: Kirkland Store

Class format: Hands-On

Price: $69.00

Date: Sunday, Oct 18, 2009

Time: 12:00 PM

Restrictions: Ages 18 and Older

Instructor: Tara Ayers How do we love autumn? Let us count the (delicious) ways: bresaola-wrapped persimmons, arugula salad, Cabernet-braised short ribs with Gorgonzola polenta, shaved Brussels sprouts, and apple tartlets.



MENU Bresaola-Wrapped Persimmons with Arugula Celery Root, Radish, and Watercress Salad with Mustard Seed Dressing - Cabernet-Braised Short Ribs with Gorgonzola Polenta and Mixed-Herb Gremolata - Shaved Brussels Sprout and Shallot Saut‚, Apple, Goat Cheese, and Honey Tartlets



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http://cookingclasses.surlatable.com/browse/classDetailPage1.jsp?classId=0491002



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Kirkland

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FoodMoroccan Feast Class401041:00 PM3:30 PMMoroccan Feast



OLAIYA LAND

Moroccan cuisine is one of Olaiya?s favorites, and it may be yours too after making and enjoying this lush, but easy menu. Come explore the vibrant flavors of Morocco in this fun, hands-on class. Learn to use the exotic spices of North Africa to make Marinated Red Peppers with Feta, Fried Capers and Preserved Lemon; Chicken Tagine with Prunes and Honey; Marinated Carrots with Cumin, Coriander and Mint; and Pistachio-filled Fillo Pastries flavored with Orange and Cardamom for dessert. With poultry and dairy; no eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Sunday Oct 18, 1-3:30pm. West Seattle

Wednesday Oct 28, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

Tuesday Nov 3, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Sunday Nov 8, 1-3:30pm. Edmonds

Wednesday Nov 18, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=995



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FoodVegetarian Middle Eastern Mezze Class401041:00 PM3:30 PMVegetarian Middle Eastern Mezze



SUREYYA GOKERI

Whetherit?s from Turkey, Persia or the Arabic countries, mezze means an array of up to 50 small dishes served before meals or at parties. Sureyya makes a selection of mezze that you can easily make at home. From Lebanon is Taboulleh Salad with ripe tomatoes and fresh mint, and Zaytun Msabbah (spiced olives seasoned with thyme, garlic and pomegranate juice). From Jordan comesKhoubiz (flat bread), found on every Middle Eastern table. From Syria, Baba Ghanouj, is a smoky, savory dip of eggplant and tahini; from Sureyya?s home country of Turkey is Enginar Dolmasi (artichokes with orange-scented vegetables); and a sweetmeat from Iraq, Holwah Tamar (dates stuffed with spiced walnuts and sesame seeds). Vegetarian; no dairy or eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Saturday Sep 26, 3-5:30pm. Edmonds

Sunday Oct 4, 1-3:30pm. Issaquah

Tuesday Oct 13, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Sunday Oct 18, 1-3:30pm. Redmond

Sunday Oct 25, 1-3:30pm. West Seattle



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=986



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FoodLocavore's Holiday Table Cooking Class401041:00 PM3:30 PMLocavore's Holiday Table

Leika Suzumura

Gathering aroundthe dinner table during the holidays is often the highlight of the season.Leika, a Bastyr-trained nutritionist, will demystify the idea of eating locally and show how to put an easy, elegant twist on a classic holiday menu. As we explore the positive impact of local seasonal foods and how to incorporate them into meal plans, you?ll enjoy the bounty of Washington-grown foods with Sage-roasted Chicken with Apples and Onions; Farro Cornbread Stuffing; and Butternut Squash with Pumpkin Seed Pesto. Savor the sweet simplicity of Caramelized Almond Pears for dessert. With poultry, dairy and eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Tuesday Oct 13, 6:30-9pm. WestSeattle

Sunday Oct 18, 1-3:30pm. Issaquah

Thursday Oct 29, 6:30-9pm.Greenlake

Tuesday Nov 3, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Saturday Nov 7, 3-5:30pm.Redmond



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1018



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CharitableCider Press @ Corson Building Benefiting Teen Feed401041:00 PM6:00 PMBenefiting Teen Feed... See our Journal for more information... Adult admission is $45 and includes all activities, a light supper, bottle of your pressed cider, special edition Corson Building recipe booklet and T-shirt. Admission + supper is $5 for kids 12 and under, and additional cider and shirts will be available for purchase at the event. Reservations aren't required, but RSVP is appreciated:



http://www.yelp.com/events/seattle-cider-pressing-corson-building
Georgetown

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FoodTea Ceremony Presentation401042:30 PM3:30 PMTea Ceremony Presentation

Mitsuko (Soko) Gale

October 18,2009

2:30?3:30 pm

Teahouse (3rd floor)



Experience the living art of chado, "the way of tea," in the superbly crafted teahouse on the ThirdFloor at SAM Downtown.



Free with museum admission.



Registration required if planning to attend.



http://www.seattleartmuseum.org/calendar/eventDetail.asp?eventID=17726&month=9&day=1&year=2009&sxID=&WHEN=&sxTitle=
Seattle Art Museum

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FoodMusic at Hidmo (Most Sundays - Check with Restaurant to Confirm)401048:00 PM10:00 PMFrom website of musician Larry Swanson: http://www.larryswanson.com/music-and-dance/African-music-nights-HIDMO.htm



"Sunday Nights at Hidmo

Various Artists

Sunday evenings

8-10 pm

FREE (donations welcome)

HIDMO Eritrean Restaurant

2000 S. Jackson St.

206-329-1534



This free evening of African music has been happening every Sunday at HIDMO since thespring of 2005. Hidmo is a great Eritrean/East African restaurant offeringgood food at reasonable prices. Come join the fun in a "house-party" atmosphere where the performers let their hair down and try out new things." See below or Larry's website for performers for this week.



http://www.Hidmo.org
Hidmo Eritrean Restaurant 2000 S. Jackson St.

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FoodMac and Cheese Mondays at The Tasting Room401055:00 PM7:00 PMThe Mac is Back in Town!



We've joined up with Beecher's Handmade Cheese to serve their hedonistic version of an old time favorite, mac-n-cheese, which we pair with some wonderful wines.



Join us every Monday at 5 p.m. until we run out. You can order it by itself, or try our mac-n-cheese wine flight - yum! We will take reservations for parties of six or more.



Beecher's uses no artificial preservatives, no artificial coloring, no flavor enhancers, no hydrogenated oils, nitrates and polysorbate in its mac-n-cheese; it's always rBST free and it's made right here in the Market!



http://tastingroomseattle.com/events/mac-cheese-monday



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Downtown

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PacNWHome-Made Pasta Cooking Class401056:00 PM8:00 PMHome-Made Pasta

Susan will be demonstrating a couple variations of home-made pasta. On the menu: Pasta with Fresh Tomato Basil Butter Sauce; Lemon scented pasta with cream crab sauce



Class Date(s):



Monday
, October 19th, 6:00 - 8:00 pm





Class Details

Class Fee: $38.50



Instructor(s): Susan Jenson; Majestic Cafe



Location: J. Matheson Kitchen & Gourmet



http://jmatheson.com/classes.php?class_id=229
Everett

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FoodCookie Swap: Creative Treats to Share Class401056:00 PM8:30 PMMonday, October 19, 2009



Cookie Swap: Creative Treats toShare

with Julie Usher



6:00 - 8:30pm



Cookies aren?t just for Christmas anymore, as pastry chef and food writer Julia M. Usher aptly demonstrates in this cookie baking class geared for the fall/winter season. Juliawill reveal her tricks of the trade for turning ordinary cookie dough intotreats that will whet your appetite - and tease your eye - from Halloween through to Christmas. Among the delicious and stylish cookies you?ll sampleare: Great Pumpkins, Chocolate-Nut Cobweb Cookies, Gingersnap Thumbprints with Cranberry-Apricot Filling, and The Brownie-Noser, a super-charged blonde brownie that gets raves throughout the year. Julia will also sign her new cookbook, Cookie Swap: Creative Treats to Share Throughout the Year.Please note that when purchasing cooking classes online, your seats are not confirmed until you receive a receipt in the mail. If there is no availability you will be notified and not charged for your order.



type of class: demonstration



cost: $60



http://www.dish-it-up.com/calendar/class.php?record_no=00644



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Magnolia

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FoodYou Are What You Tweet: Social Media for Food Biz401056:00 PM8:30 PMIncredible Chef presents:



You Are What You Tweet



Monday, October 19, 6:00pm-8:30pm, Seattle



MORE INFO: http://youarewhatyoutweet.eventbrite.com



As a restaurant, chef or food company, do you dream of:



-Being "the" neighborhood destination for socializing, eatingand drinking

-Connecting with customers and your community

-Making more money

-Multiplying repeat business

-Making frequent customers feel special

-Attracting a steady stream of new customers

-Getting name recognition for making delicious food



Using the micro-blogging tool "Twitter"
, you can accomplish all these things and more! This is a customized eventfor restaurants, chefs, wineries, breweries, and food-related companies that are not using Twitter - but that are pretty sure they should be! If you are scared, curious, skeptical or not sure about what Twitter can do for your business or how to get started then this is the event for you!



You'll hear success stories and sage advice from featured panelists:



-Chef Wayne Johnson, Andaluca Restaurant

-Nancy Leson, Seattle Times Food & Restaurant Writer

-Linda Stratton, Asst. Marketing Director, Pike Brewing Company

-Clay Loges, Taste and Tweet/CEO of Yodio.com



Moderator and Presenter - Karen Rosenzweig, Incredible Chef/Social Media Strategist



We'll show you how using Twitter effectively can deliver:



-"Talkof the Town" status

-Access to your customers through engaging conversations

-Full restaurants/stores with adoring fans

-Loyal customers as youprovide inside info, special offers

-"Raving Fans" by interacting with your customers

-New customers attracted by recommendations, special promotions

-Positive feedback about your food in highly visible platform



And the end result of this event? You'll be inspired and motivated to take the plunge and join us on Twitter, thus creating a more robust community for all of us in the Puget Sound food scene. Information will be provided onprograms available to help you start Tweeting! We look forward to seeing you there!



Food and beverages provided by: Andaluca Restaurant, Woodhouse Family Winery, Buchanan Chocolate



http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/eve/1398901318.html
Mayflower Park Hotel

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FoodSeattle Chef's Table Dinners401056:00 PM10:00 PMThierry Rautureau, Johnathan Sundstrom, Jason Wilson, Joseba Jimenez de Jimenez, Holly Smith and Maria Hines. From February through May, and in September and October, the chefs will all gather at the designated restaurant to prepare a six-course dinner.



http://tilthblog.wordpress.com/2009/01/22/seattle-chefs-table-dinners/#more-444

End Time Approximate



Dates: Rover?s, 2/25, 206-325-7442; Tilth, 3/16, 206-633-0801;Harvest Vine, 4/14, 206-320-9771; Lark, 5/18, 206-323-5275; Cafe Juanita, 9/21, 425-823-1505; Crush, 10/19, 206-302-7874



Time: 6 p.m. reception; 7 p.m. dinner



Cost: $90 per person plus tax and gratuity; wine pairings will be extra and determined by each participating restaurant


nCost of entire series: If you?d like to purchase the entire series, the cost is $500 per person and can be purchased through Rover?s. Please call 206-325-7442.



To make reservations for individual dinners: Please contactthe host restaurant of the dinner you are interested in attending.



Seattle Chefs? Table 2009

Dinner 6

Monday, October 19



Hors d?Oeuvres and Champagne



CRUSH ? Jason Wilson



Menu



ROVER?S- Thierry Rautureau, The Chef In The Hat!!!

Cured Salmon, Fennel Flan, Kushi Oysters, Chanterelle Salad, White Sturgeon Caviar



TILTH ? Maria Hines

Sylver Fishing Co. Spot Prawn Bisque

corn flan, scallion, prawn salpicon



HARVEST VINE? Joseba Jim‚nez de Jim‚nez

Tuna Belly in Vanilla

cloud of rice and jamon serrano popcorn



LARK ? John Sundstrom

Squab Breast

sunchoke puree, sherry vinegar and truffled sunchoke chips



CAFE JUANITA ? Holly Smith

Saddle of Oregon Lamb

leek tortino, roasted chanterelles, toasted rosemary and taggia olives



CRUSH ? Jason Wilson

Pi¤ata Apple Pie

roquefort cheese ice cream, sherry caramel and candy sage



Crush

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FoodFabulous Fresh Fall Flavors Class401056:30 PM9:00 PMFabulous Fresh Fall Flavors

Ami Karnosh

Savor the flavors of the season with the best produce the region has to offer, included incomforting recipes. Ami Karnosh will have you making dishes that complement and celebrate the abundant produce of autumn while switching over to foods that help you get in tune with the changing weather. You?ll make Baba Ghanouj (roasted eggplant spread) served with Pita Bread; Cranberry and Barley-stuffed Squash; and Herb-roasted Sweet Potatoes over Fresh Greens. You?ll be ready for the autumn chill with a warming sweet-spicy Apple Ginger Switchel, a traditional, colonial American harvest-time drink. Vegetarian, with dairy options; no eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



TuesdaySep 22, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle

Sunday Sep 27, 1-3:30pm. Edmonds

Monday Oct 5, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

Saturday Oct 17, 10am-12:30pm. Bastyr University

Monday Oct 19, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1003



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FoodMore Glorious Kale Class401056:30 PM9:00 PMMore Glorious Kale

Anne Bly

This class was so popular that Anne has returned with more delicious kale recipes, just right for those hearty autumn meals. She?ll have lots of tips on how to cook kale in wonderful dishes, as she demonstrates a Fillo-wrapped Kale and Squash appetizer. Then you?ll make side dishes of Dinosaur Kale Coleslaw, and Saute‚d Apples and Kale, plus two main dishes of Emmer Farro Risotto with Kale, and Kale and Tofu-stuffed Manicotti. Vegetarian, with dairy; no eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Saturday Oct 10, 3-5:30pm. Redmond

MondayOct 12, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah

Saturday Oct 17, 3-5:30pm. West Seattle

Monday Oct 19, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Saturday Nov 7, 3-5:30pm. Edmonds



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1011



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FoodArmenian Adventure Cooking Class401056:30 PM9:00 PMArmenian Adventure



LESA SULLIVAN

Armenian cuisine is averitable melting pot of Mediterranean flavors ? Greek, Turkish, Jewish, Lebanese, Persian and even Russian dishes have influenced and are influenced by this rich and ancient culture. Learn more about the food and peoplewho flourish at the crossroads of East and West, as you sip on S?rj (spiced, sweet stovetop coffee). Lesa demonstrates how to make Lamajun, (Armenian flatbread ?pizza?); Kofta Mishmisheya (lamb meatballs in apricot sauce); Sarma (veggie and rice-stuffed cabbage leaves); Anoush Aboor (dairy- and egg-free rice pudding with a hint of rosewater). With meat; no dairy oreggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Wednesday Oct 7, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Sunday Oct 11, 1-3:30pm. West Seattle

Monday Oct 12, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

Monday Oct 19, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Sunday Oct 25, 1-3:30pm. Issaquah



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=987



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Various Locations - See Description

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FoodFast & Easy: Healthy Meals all Week401056:30 PM9:30 PMFast&Easy: Healthy Meals all Week

Location: Kirkland Store

Class format: Hands-On

Price: $69.00

Date: Monday, Oct 19, 2009

Time: 6:30 PM

Restrictions: Ages 18 and Older

Instructor: Olaiya Land Learn the fastest cooking methods for getting delicious, creative meals on the table quickly. We?ll show you what to keep on hand -- in the freezer, fridge and pantry -- for effortless dishes that won?t break the bank. Plus we?ll cover prep tips, how simple organization can shave minutes off your kitchen time and share multitasking tricks that you?ll master here, so you can use them at home.



MENU Penne with Chicken, Arugula and Gorgonzola Cream - Flank Steak Salad with Roasted Cherry Tomatoes - Chorizo and Kale Soup with White Beans - Wild Mushroom Risotto - Stir-Fried Noodles with Shrimp and Spicy Peanut Sauce



End time approximate.



http://cookingclasses.surlatable.com/browse/classDetailPage1.jsp?classId=0491012
Kirkland Sur La Table

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FoodCulinary Destinations: The Seduction of Thai Food401056:30 PM9:30 PMMonday, October 19, 2009

6:30 - 9:30 pm

Culinary Destinations: The Seduction of Thai Food

Chef Pranee Halvorsen

$95 per person



Pranee, a native of Thailand, demystifies Thai cooking with these popular and seductive traditional Thai dishes. She?ll help you to understand the harmony of Thai cooking, and to balance the four primary flavors of sweet, sour, salty and spicy in your everyday cooking. This class will also introduce you to the Thai herbs of lemongrass, galangal and Kaffir lime. The fresh fragrances of these herbs will envelope you as their deliciously distinctive flavors dance across your taste buds.





Menu:



Por Pia Sod

Fresh rice paper roll herbs, vegetables and tofu served with sweet chili dipping sauce



Tom Kha Gai

Coconut milk-based soup with chicken, lemongrass, Kaffir lime and other spices



Phad Thai

Stir-fried rice noodles with Phad Thai sauce and chicken or prawns



Phanang Neau

Phanang Curry with Beef



PSaku Peak

Warm tapioca pearls with fragrant banana and sweet coconut cream



http://www.blueribboncooking.com/cookingclasses.html

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FreeKirkland PCC Food Packaging Work Parties401057:00 PM9:00 PMKirkland PCC food packaging work parties

held at Kirkland Food Bank

(11011 120th Ave. N.E., Kirkland)

on the following Monday evenings at 7 p.m.



? October 19 ? December 7



Help package bulk foods purchased with PCC Food Bank Program donations from PCC shoppers. Everyone is welcome. For more information, contact Community Relations at 206-547-1222 or e-mail: communityrelations@pccsea.com. Volunteering is a great way to meet people and learn about cooperation first hand. Remember ? you can make adonation at all PCC checkstands or donate online!



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http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/community/events/kl.html

Kirkland Food Bank

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CharitableDine Out For Art: Tutta Bella Neopolitan Pizzeria401066:00 AM10:00 PMSupport SEEDArts Annual Fund by dining out at Tutta Bella Neopolitan Pizzeria in Columbia City on Tues, Oct 20, 2009 between 6am and 10pm. All you have to do is get your friends together to go out to eat, grabtake out, or get some gelato and a percentage of the proceeds will benefit SEEDArts programs, including the Rainier Valley Cultural Center, the Columbia City Gallery, and the Public Art Program. Check out the rest of thecalendar for other 'Dine out for Art' events! For more info call (206) 760-4289.



http://www.seedseattle.org/events.html
Tutta Bella Neopolitan Pizzeria (4918 Rainier Ave S)

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FreeAuthor Talk: Gary Vaynerchuk's "101 Wines"4010612:30 PM2:00 PMGARY VAYNERCHUK

Tuesday, October 20 at 12:30 p.m.





Special midday at Elliott Bay. From his packed, sellout (all copies on hand) appearance a few years ago for his first book, Gary Vaynerchuk's 101 Wines: Guaranteed to Inspire, Delight, and Bring Thunder to Your World, we can give first-hand testimony that he is adept at being messenger and message. We look for the same and more, with his newest book, Crush It! Why Now isthe Time to Cash in On Your Passion (HarperStudio). This book tells the story of how Gary Vaynerchuk helped grow his family's wine business from a $4million to a $60 million dollar operation?and gives advice for others who seek to do something similar with their pursuit. "Gary Vaynerchuk has become a walking, talking (and oh, such talking), webbing and tweeting example of how believing in what you do and keeping it fun can step up your life in all ways. There is nobody I would rather talk sports with?or wine or life." - Scott Simon. Lively, this will be ... Please join us! Please check with the Elliott Bay Caf‚ at (206) 682-6664 or www.elliottbaycafe.com for special lunch options available as part of this program.



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http://www.elliottbaybook.com/events/oct09/vaynerchuk.jsp

Elliott Bay Book Co.

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FoodGary Vaynerchuk Teaches Us How to Crush It! Why Now is the Time toCash in on Your Passion!401065:00 PM8:00 PMDate: 10/20, 5 p.m.

BIZNIK INNOVATORS SERIES: Gary Vaynerchuk Teaches us how to Crush It! Why now is the time to cash in on your Passion!

Special Event with Wine Library TV host and author of Crush It!

*Cost: $40.00 / $35.00 / $25.00

* Millions have logged onto Gary Vaynerchuk's Wine Library TV - watching him boldly and unconventionally rate hundreds of wines. His pioneering approach to personal branding and business using social media led to an invitation to keynote Web 2.0, South by Southwest, and New Media Expo. And now he's speaking at Biznik! His latest bookshows you how he did it. Event fee includes FREE copy of his new book, CRUSH IT! Why NOW Is The Time To Cash In On Your Passion.

* Location: The Wine Outlet, Magnolia/Queen Anne; 946 Elliott Avenue West Seattle, WA 98119

* To register: http://biznik.com/events



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Magnolia

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FoodCooking with Le Creuset Class401066:00 PM8:00 PMTuesday, October 20th



Cooking with Le Creuset

6-8pm in Salud! $35



Ever wonder how to properly cook with cast iron? Ever thought that buying a Le Creuset skillet way out of your price range and not worth the investment? Well we have news for you! Braising, Baking and Roastingare at their best with these beautiful cast iron pots and pans. We'll usethem to make dishes perfect for chilly days.



On the Menu:



Braised Beef with Dried Cherries and Rosemary

Moroccan Spiced Chicken Tagine

Potato Soup with Truffle Oil

Deep Dish Apple Pie with Cheddar Crust



http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/stores/bellevue/storecalendar.php
Whole Foods Bellevue

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FoodMaking Buttercream Flowers401066:00 PM8:30 PMMaking Buttercream Flowers



Class Description

Take yourcake decorating to the next level. Learn to make a variety of flowers fromicing. We start with cherry blossoms and build on those to include wild roses, forget-me-nots, violets, pansies, daffodils, primroses, daisies, carnations, gardenias and others. At the end of class, you will take home a box of finished flowers, ready to add to your next cake!



Tuesday, 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM; 1 session on October 20, 2009

Tuition: $35.00Materials Cost: $10.00

Instructor: Bloomquist

Location: SSCC, Pastry& Baking Arts Building (PBA), PBA 102



http://www.learnatsouth.org/index.cfm?method=ClassInfo.ClassInformation&int_class_id=14022&int_category_id=2&int_sub_category_id=14&int_catalog_id=0



South Seattle Community College

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PacNWCreative Holiday Cookies401066:00 PM8:30 PMTues, Oct 20, 6-8:30 pm

Creative Holiday Cookies

Special Guest Julia M. Usher, Cookbook Author/Pastry Chef



Demonstration class with tricks of the trade in turning ordinary cookie dough into delicious cookies for the holiday season. Julie demonstrates these incredible sugar goodies to draw rave reviews at any affair: Great Pumpkins, Chocolate?Nut Cobweb Cookie, Gingersnap Thumbprints with Cranberry Apricot Filling and a super-charged blond brownie, The Brownie-Noser. $65



(Enroll in both the Oct20 & Oct 21 classes for $125 total)



http://www.bayviewschoolofcooking.com/schedule10.html

Olympia

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FoodAutumn Confections Class401066:00 PM9:00 PMTreat yourself to an evening of making scrumptious Fall favorites. Learn to make peanut butter and hazelnut butter cups from scratch. Plus we will make two batches of flavored marshmallows so tender you will never again eat the vulcanized caulking material they sell in the stores as marshmallows. Add in a fudge and some zippy caramel popcorn and you are set for the Fall half-time snacking and Halloween parties. Leave with treats and the tricks to the recipes.



Tuesday, 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM; 1 session on October 20, 2009

Cost: $59.00 Materials Cost: $10.00

Instructor: Fredericks/Peckham

Location: SSCC, Pastry & Baking Arts Building (PBA), PBA



http://learnatsouth.org/index.cfm?method=ClassInfo.ClassInformation&int_class_id=14148&int_category_id=2&int_sub_category_id=17&int_catalog_id=0



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S. Seattle Community College

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FoodRavioli Workshop401066:30 PM9:00 PMRavioli Workshop



IOLE AGUERO

Join Iole in a lively class where you?ll learn to make a staple of Italian home-cooked meals ? ravioli. With a sheet of dough, a little practice, and a handful of fun, you?ll become an expert at making these little pillows of filled pasta and two complementary sauces. You?ll make Three-cheese Ravioli with Tomato and Basil Sauce, and Butternut Squash Ravioli with Brown Butter Sage Sauce. Vegetarian, with dairy and eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Friday Oct 16, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah

Tuesday Oct 20, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

Thursday Oct 22, 11am-1:30pm. Edmonds

Monday Oct 26, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Saturday Nov 7, 3-5:30pm. West Seattle

Monday Nov 9, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Friday Nov 13, 11am-1:30pm. Issaquah



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=994



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FoodSecond Time Around: Planning for Leftovers Class401066:30 PM9:00 PMJennifer Adler

In an ideal world we would have the time to prepare fresh meals from scratch on a daily basis. Jennifer has been working with busy clients long enough to empathize with this dilemma. In this informative class, you will learn how to transform simple dishes into exciting leftovers throughout the week. We?ll start with Quinoa, Roasted Chicken and Lentil Soup, then let the magic begin; you?ll be inspired by how these dishes can be transformed into a new menu each night of the week. This technique is a great way to plan for leftovers, eat more wholesome foods and save money, all at the same time. With poultry and dairy; no eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Thursday Oct 1, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Saturday Oct 10, 10am-12:30pm. Bastyr University

Thursday Oct 15, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle

Tuesday Oct 20, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah

Tuesday Nov 10, 6:30-9pm. Redmond



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1002



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FoodRaw Foods: Thai Extravaganza Class401066:30 PM9:00 PMRaw Foods: Thai Extravaganza



HEATHER ANDERSEN, LOIS BLANFORD

Chefs Heather and Lois of Chaco Canyon Organic Caf‚ have put togethera fresh Thai menu that their customers have been raving about. Zingy Thai Larb Portobello Mushroom Salad starts off the menu followed by delicate TomKha Soup rich with coconut and ginger. Green Thai Coconut Curried Vegetables make the entr‚e, and we finish with Coconut Mango Parfaits, made with young Thai coconuts. Heather will include a demonstration on how to open and enjoy a young coconut. Vegetarian; no dairy or eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Wednesday Sep 23, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Wednesday Sep 30, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Thursday Oct 8, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

Tuesday Oct 20
, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle

Thursday Oct 29, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=984



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FoodThe Gluten-Free Kitchen401066:30 PM9:00 PMThe Gluten-free Kitchen

Alicia Guy

Reclaim your kitchen and rediscover the pleasures of preparing delightful meals for everyone. Although gluten-free diets take a little more planning, the well-prepared cook can whip up something delicious in a flash. We?ll tour the store and learn the basics of stocking the pantry with quick-cooking gluten-free grains, beans and condiments. With a three-day menu of easy gluten-free meals, you can take advantage of the autumn?s best offerings, including Cornmeal Chili Skillet Pie, Apple Spice Muffins and Classic Pumpkin Pie. Vegetarian with eggs, dairy options; no gluten.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40


nMonday Sep 28, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Tuesday Oct 13, 6:30-9pm. Redmond
nTuesday Oct 20, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Tuesday Nov 3, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle

Saturday Nov 7, 3-5:30pm. Issaquah



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1009



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FoodAsian Chicken Delights (Demonstration & Cookbook Signing)401066:30 PM9:30 PMPork may be the reigning meat dish in many Asian cuisines, but chicken comes in a close second. In this demo class, learn how to debonechicken thighs (the succulent cut of choice for these dishes), master recipes and cooking techniques from three distinct Asian cultures, plus, discover new ingredients like turmeric and mochi flour. At the end of class, you'll get to taste these simple and satisfying dishes followed by a book signing by the instructor/author.





Author of The Asian Grandmothers Cookbook, Patricia Tanumihardja learned how to cook from her mother Julia of Julia's Indonesian Kitchen as well as from the dozens of grandmas she met while researching her book. Patricia is an avid home cook and writes for numerous local and national publications. Patricia is visiting Seattle from California and we are excited to have her teach a NuCulinary class for you. We all know that the Grandmothers have the best recipes so bring a friend and enjoy the recipes made with a (Grand)Mother's love.





Menu



BurmeseChicken Coconut Noodle Soup





Japanese Mochiko Fried Chicken





Vietnamese Caramelized Chicken with Lemongrass and Chilies





Steamed Jasmine Rice





Dessert



$70



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http://www.cookingschoolsofamerica.com/nuculinary/index.php?flag_menu_index=reservation_php#199



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NVC KItchen, 1212 South King Street

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FoodTuscan Italian Cooking Class w/Chef Dylan Giordan of Serafina401066:30 PM9:30 PMREGIONAL ITALIAN: Autumn in Tuscany with SERAFINA chef Dylan Giordan

Guest Chef Dylan Giordan will take us to magical Tuscany for an autumn-in-Italy culinary journey. Experience SERAFINA's style with this region...which is one of the most food-esteemed regions in Italian cooking. Come & learn side by side with a very entertaining & knowledgeable chef.....Mangia!

Details: A HANDS-ON Class.Limit: 14 students

Who: Guest Chef Dylan Jordan

When: Tuesday October 20, 6:30-9:30pm

How Much: $65.00





http://cooksworld.net/classes.php?m=10&y=2009
University Village

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FreeAuthor Talk: Langdon Cook "Fat of the Land"401067:00 PM8:00 PMLocal forager and author Langdon Cook will be speaking at the UW Bookstore today. More info to come.



http://www.bookstore.washington.edu/trade.taf?dept=attribute&category=events&par=trade&ttl=events&page=1
UW Bookstore Bellevue

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FreeEat Right, Think Right & Move Right!401067:00 PM8:30 PMEat Right, Think Right & Move Right!



Event Type: Adult Programs

Date: 10/20/2009

Start Time: 7:00 PM

End Time: 8:30 PM

Description: Learn from Olympic Champion Anna Cummins how to take your body back to where it should be. If you are trying to lose weight, want more energy or simply want to perform at your best, this educational and foundational class is right for you.

Library: Lake Hills Library

Location: Meeting Room

Other Information:Sponsored by the Bellevue Friends of the Library.



http://is.gd/3Xw3Q
Lake Hills Library

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FreeAuthor Talk: Stephen Wangen "Healthier Without Wheat: A New Understanding of Wheat Allergies, Celiac Disease, and Non-Celiac Gluten Intolerance"401067:30 PM9:00 PMStephen Wangen "Healthier Without Wheat: A New Understanding of Wheat Allergies, Celiac Disease, and Non-Celiac Gluten Intolerance" (Innate)



Tuesday, October 20 at 7:30pm



If you?ve determined that you are healthier eating a wheat-free diet, or if you have chronic illnesses that might be wheat-related, Stephen Wangen?s book will clarify your healthand diet issues.



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http://ravenna.thirdplacebooks.com/authorevents.html
Third Place Books Ravenna

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FarmersColumbia City Farmers Market401073:00 PM7:00 PM2009: Wednesdays 3pm to 7pm; Apr 29 - Oct 21.

In the Columbia Plaza at 4801 Rainier Ave S. Street parking or "shoppers can get a free 2-hour parking token at the Market information table for the lot on Ferdinand St. Also look for A-board signs to free parking lots near the market."



http://www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org/markets/columbia_city
In the Columbia Plaza at 4801 Rainier Ave S

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FoodCrustacean Celebration Cooking Class401076:00 PM8:00 PMWednesday, October 21st



An Excellent Seafood Adventure: Crustacean Celebration

6-8pm in Salud! $40



Hurray for Shrimp! Make way for Crabs! Lobsters take a bow! Tonight we'll roll out the red carpet, and the red sauce for those loveable and dee-licious Crustaceans. Seafood Bill and his cohorts are ready to steam, saut‚, grill and soup up these treats from the sea. Expect a few Mollusks to make guest appearances too. It's always time to party when the Seafood Department teaches a class. As usual, Chef Joy will struggle to keep up with wine and sides. Come to the Crabaret!



http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/stores/bellevue/storecalendar.php



Whole Foods Bellevue

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FoodIntro to Wine (4-Part Series)401076:00 PM8:00 PMRamp up your wine appreciation skills and explore the basics of Tasting like a Professional with a Certified Sommelier. Course includes tasting a wide variety of wines & crystal tasting glass. Engage in lively discourse about the history, cultural influences & gastronomy, as well as the viticulture and viniculture of the world?s most joyous and fascinating beverage. Tips about food and wine pairing, wine service & storage. Materials fee: Additional $50 payable to instructor first class. Must be 21 years of age or older. Class limit 30.





Item: 6490 Pamela Bothell

6:00PM - 8:00PM Fine Arts Bldg

4 Wednesdays Room 0406

9/30/2009 - 10/21/2009 Fee: $45



http://at-campus.net/sccc/index.html?print=courses/11559.html



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Central Seattle Community College

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PacNWGluten-Free Cooking and Baking401076:00 PM8:00 PMGluten-Free Cooking and Baking

Do you have celiac disease, or realizing you just don?t digest wheat and/or gluten very well? Many people are finding they feel better by excluding these hard-to-digest grains. But what to eat now? In this class you?ll learn about delicious (and more nutritious) non-gluten grains, how to cook and bake with them, while increasing the nutrients in your diet at the same time. On the menu: Coconut Quinoa Pancakes, Savory Chickpea Flatbread, Lettuce Wraps with Chili Peanut Noodles, and Chocolate Brownie Cupcakes.



Class Date(s):



Monday, September 21st, 6:00 - 8:00 pm





Class Details

Class Fee: $27.50



Instructor(s): Karen Lamphere, Certified Nutritionist



Location: J. Matheson Kitchen & Gourmet



http://jmatheson.com/classes.php?class_id=217
Everett

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PacNWPumpkins with a Twist Cooking Class401076:00 PM8:00 PMPumpkins With A New Twist

On the menu: Roasted Sugar Pumpkins
; Pumpkins & Cashew Curry; Spiced Pumpkin Salad; Pumpkin Quesadillas

Class Date(s):

Wednesday, October 21st, 6:00 - 8:00 pm



Class Details

Class Fee: $34.50

Instructor(s): Kathy Jordan; KJ Productions Catering

Location: J. Matheson Kitchen & Gourmet

To Register:

J. Matheson Kitchen & Gourmet

2609 Colby Ave., Everett WA 98201

(425) 258-4589





http://jmatheson.com/classes.php?class_id=236
Everett

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FoodEmbracing Fall Cooking Class with Chef Wayne Johnson of Andaluca401076:00 PM8:30 PMWednesday, October 21, 2009



Embracing Fall with Chef Wayne

with Chef Wayne Johnson

Andaluca



6:00 - 8:30pm



Let Andaluca Chef Wayne Johnson warm your palate with Pear Salad with Mixed Greens & Balsamic Dressing, North African Risotto, Pan Seared Black Cod with Leek Mash Potatoes & Spicy Tomato Sauce, & Pumpkin and Ricotta Cheesecake with Pomegranate Gastrique. Please note that when purchasing cooking classes online, your seats are not confirmed until you receive a receipt in the mail. If there is no availability you will be notified and not charged for your order.



type of class: demonstration



cost: $75



http://www.dish-it-up.com/calendar/class.php?record_no=00646



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Magnolia

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PacNWSugar Cookie Decorating Class401076:00 PM8:30 PMWed, Oct 21, 6-8:30 pm

Sugar Cookie Decorating Class

Special Guest Julia M. Usher, Cookbook Author/Pastry Chef



Hands-on techniqueclass letting you tap your inner creativity when Julie teaches 11 different professional techniques in cookie decorating. Learn how to create the WOWfactor with marbling, beadwork, outlining, flocking, etc... All cookies, icings, and supplies provided in class fee.



Hands-on adult class. $75





(Enroll in both the Oct 20 & Oct 21 classes for $125 total)



http://www.bayviewschoolofcooking.com/schedule10.html
Olympia

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FoodCuisine & Culture: Northwest Cooking Class Series401076:00 PM9:00 PMExperience the richness of Pacific Northwest food bounty in this hand-on cooking class. Each class offeres new preparation cooking techniques with Northwest history as well. Chef Steve Brendlinger's showcases his expertiese with exquisit dishes created form common ingredients. Each class ends eating the food we prepared, along with Northwest wines. the last class is our grand finale where we prepare a complete meal with all of the recipies experienced in class.



Wednesday, Friday, 6:00 PM - 9:00PM; 6 sessions starting October 7, 2009, ending October 23, 2009

Cost: $350.00

Instructor: Brendlinger

Location: SSCC, Culinary Arts Building (CAB), FSA Kitchen





http://learnatsouth.org/index.cfm?method=ClassInfo.ClassInformation&int_class_id=14030&int_category_id=2&int_sub_category_id=16&int_catalog_id=0
South Seattle Community College

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FoodTASTE Northwest Beer Dinner401076:00 PM10:00 PMTASTE may be known for its ?all northwest? wine program with awards from the Washington Wine Commission, but we also support the local microbrew community. And this fall we will be celebrating this relationship with a Northwest beer dinner on October 21st in collaboration with Beer Northwest Magazine. Featuring signature brews from Pike, Dick?s and Elysian Brewing Companies, the menu will include TASTE?s signature ?flight and bites? (3 bites perfectly paired with 3 tastes of beer) to start, followed by two entrees and a sweet to finish; a steal at only $60 per person plus taxand gratuity.



Beer Dinner | featuring Pike Pub and Brewery, Dick?s and Elysian Brewing Companies



Oct. 21, 6 p.m. reception; 6:30 p.m. dinner



$60 per person



Space is extremely limited. Call 206-903-5291 or email tasterestaurant@tastesam.com to reserve.



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http://tastesamblog.wordpress.com/2009/09/01/northwest-beer-dinner-save-the-date/

Seattle Art Museum

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FoodWine Education Program at Columbia Winery401076:30 PM9:00 PMWednesday, October 21st 6:30 pm ? Wine Education Program

With Columbia?s annual Taste of Red event coming up, Wine Educator Dr. SteveVernon will give you a preview of that event. The evening will focus on red wine production and we will taste through a series of our premium single vineyard red varietals. At the end of the evening you will be able to take away your own aroma wheel and personal wine tasting notes as well as a set of tasting notes from our winemaker for comparison. Fee $25/ $15 Cellar Club Members



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http://www.columbiawinery.com/calendar



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Woodinville

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FoodSushi Rolls Made Easy Class401076:30 PM9:00 PMSushi Rolls Made Easy



SEPPO FARREY

Sushi has become one of America?s most popular foods, and sushi rolls are the most well-knownvariety. Maki Sushi is ?rolled sushi? with narrow strips of different ingredients layered on a bed of vinegared rice and spread on a sheet of nori (seaweed). Just about any ingredient can be rolled into the center, from avocado to spinach to tofu. Learn to make perfect sushi rice, prepare effortless sushi rolls and serve your creations with elegance. Vegetarian; no dairy or eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Wednesday Oct 21, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Wednesday Oct 28, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Tuesday Nov 3, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

Wednesday Nov 11, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah

Tuesday Nov 17, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=996



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FoodFast Food for Busy Moms and Dads Class401076:30 PM9:00 PMFast Food for Busy Moms and Dads

Julie Negrin

No more stress at dinnertime! Here?s the chance to learn quick and healthy recipes, time-saving tips, and dinner planning ideas. You?ll see how easy it is to make delicious meals that satisfy both adults and little ones. Menu includes Zesty Mini Black Bean Burgers, Sweet Potato Fries, Sweet-and-Sour Tofu, Creamy Vegetable Tomato Sauce on Spaghetti Squash, and Banana Ice Cream.Vegetarian, with dairy and eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Wednesday Sep 23, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

Thursday Oct 1, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah

Monday Oct 5, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Wednesday Oct 21, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle

Monday Nov 2, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1010



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FoodWraps and Rolls of the World Class401076:30 PM9:00 PMWraps and Rolls of the World



BIRGITTE ANTONSEN

Many countries offer foods that are enclosed in dough or vegetables, then baked,steamed, fried or eaten raw. In this hands-on class, you?ll make four popular wraps from around the world, starting in Russia with Pirogis, savory filled pastries. From Latin America comes the ever- popular Tamale, a traditional pillow of steamed cornmeal with seasonal fillings. You?ll also make refreshing Thai Salad Rolls in a rice wrapper with Peanut Dipping Sauce.French-inspired Sweet Orange Coconut Crˆpes with ice cream make a light, sweet ending to our global journey. Vegetarian with eggs; dairy optional.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Wednesday Oct 7, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Thursday Oct 8, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle

Wednesday Oct 14, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Wednesday Oct 21, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

Wednesday Oct 28, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=992



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FoodCheese 101: Introduction to Artisan Cheese401076:30 PM9:00 PMCheese 101: Introduction to Artisan Cheese

Let Beecher's Handmade Cheese be your guide as you:



> Learn to recognize different typesof cheese

> Explore the history of cheese

> Take a virtual tour of the artisan cheesemaking process

> Taste a wide array of American artisan cheeses

> Savor cheeses in a variety of styles made with different milks

> Participate in a fun, interactive cheese and wine pairing session



CLASS LOCATION: Bennett's Pure Food Bistro

7650 SE 27th Street, Mercer Island, WA 98040



http://www.beechershandmadecheese.com/shop_classes_cheese101.html
Mercer Island

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FoodYou Say Phyllo, I Say Fillo Class401076:30 PM9:00 PMYou Say Phyllo, I Say Fillo



BECKY SELENGUT

Whichever way you cut it, fillo pastry is an amazingly ephemeral and adaptable ingredient in savory and sweet dishes from around the world. Becky will show youhow easy it is to handle and cook with this thinnest of doughs in dishes such as Wild Mushroom Fillo Rolls with Georgian Walnut Sauce for an appetizer, and a main dish of Moroccan B?stilla (savory chicken pie with almonds and cinnamon). For a sweet finish, you?ll learn to make the multi-layered,crispy, nutty honey-sweetened Baklava. With poultry, dairy and eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Tuesday Oct 6, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle

Saturday Oct 10, 3-5:30pm. Edmonds

Monday Oct 12, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake
nWednesday Oct 21, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah

Wednesday Nov 18, 6:30-9pm. Redmond



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=988
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FoodSushi I ? Basic Sushi Rolling401076:30 PM9:30 PMTUE, AUG 4 2009

06:30 PM

Sushi I ? Basic Sushi Rolling (Hands-on)





Have you been cutting back on trips to the sushi bar to save money? Satisfy your sushi cravings at home for a fraction of the price of eating out by learning the basics of this Japanese art. You start with the essentials of preparing perfectly seasoned rice and popular roll fillings, then create your own rolls and traditional starters.



Miso Soup

Futomaki(Big Roll)

California Roll (Inside-out Roll)

Hosomaki (Small Roll)

Sunomono (Cucumber Salad)

Click here to read reviews from previous classes



8 Seats Available



$75.00



Chef Naomi Kakiuchi



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Bellevue Uwajimaya

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FoodTheo Chocolate University (See Description for Class Details)401076:30 PM9:30 PMTheo Chocolate University - Fall Semester 2009

All classes are held at: Theo Chocolate 3400 Phinney Avenue North in the Fremont neighborhood of Seattle, Wednesday evenings from 6:30-8:30pm.



All classes are $40 (+tax). If you register for 5 classes or more we offer a 10% discount.

*There is an additional $15 lab fee for choc302, choc401, choc402, and an additional $30 lab fee for choc301



Series 1: Chocolate Science: Learn all about the science behind the flavor and health benefits of this complexfruit.

September 16: CHOC101 - The Real Thing

September 23: CHOC102 - Chocolate for Nerds

Series 2: Chocolate in the World: Learn about the cocoa and chocolate industries in the market place internationally.

September 30: CHOC201 - Cocoa, Up Close and Personal

October 7: CHOC202 - Inside the Industry

Series 3: The Art of Making Chocolate: Behind the closed doors ofmanufacturing chocolate from bean to bar to confection.

October 14: CHOC301 - Factory Secrets*

October 21: CHOC302 - Ganache Making*

October 28: CHOC303 - Homemade Chocolate

Series 4: Chocolate Connoisseur: An exceptional exploration into the heart of chocolate sensory evaluation.

November 4:CHOC401 - Tasting Like a Professional*

November 11: CHOC402 - Beyond Dessert; Chocolate as a Savory Ingredient*

November 18: CHOC403 - Exotic & Erotic



http://www.theochocolate.com/
Fremont, Seattle

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FreeHealthier Without Wheat: A New Understanding of Wheat Allergies, Celiac Disease, and Non-Celiac Gluten Intolerance401077:00 PM8:30 PMWednesday, October 21 at East West Seattle

Healthier WithoutWheat: A New Understanding of Wheat Allergies, Celiac Disease, and Non-Celiac Gluten Intolerance

7-8:30 p.m. Free!



Let Dr. STEPHEN WANGEN take you for a walk through his new book, Healthier Without Wheat: A New Understanding of Wheat Allergies, Celiac Disease, and Non-Celiac Gluten Intolerance.



Dr. Wangen will discuss the wide range of health conditions causedby wheat or gluten and how they can be tested for and treated. In particular he will focus on non-celiac gluten intolerance, a highly underestimatedcondition.



You may be surprised to learn about the quality of research that has been done in these areas and how poorly that information has been integrated into standards of care in medical practices, including specialists.



http://www.eastwestbookshop.com/events/single_event.php?ID=1020
East West Bookstore

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CharitableLAW Fund: Fair Food Seattle '09401077:00 PM9:00 PMDon?t think corn dogs or cotton candy, this kind of fair foodis a way of living and eating. Erika Lesser is executive director of Slow Food USA, a global grassroots movement that links the pleasure of food with a commitment to community and the environment. Here at Town Hall, she leads a panel discussion about our nation?s food system and the principles ofhigh quality and taste, environmental sustainability, and social justice?a food system that is good, clean, and fair. Presented by the Legal Aid for Washington Fund.



http://www.townhallseattle.org/calendar.cfm



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FreeGreenlake PCC Food Packaging Work Parties401077:00 PM9:00 PMGreenlake PCC food packaging work parties

held at Greenwood Food Bank

(9747 Greenwood Ave N.)

on the following Wednesday evenings at 7 p.m.



? October 21 ? December 16



Help package bulk foods purchased with PCC Food Bank Program donations from PCC shoppers. Everyone is welcome. For more information, contact Community Relations at 206-547-1222 or e-mail: communityrelations@pccsea.com. Volunteering is a great way to meet people and learn about cooperation first hand. Remember ? you can make a donation at all PCC checkstands or donate online!



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http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/community/events/gl.html

Greenwood Food Bank

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FoodFrench Bistro Foods401077:00 PM10:00 PMFRENCH BISTRO FOODS

Wednesday, October 21, 7-10pm

Instructor: Mark Schoenthaler

*This hands-on class is limited to 12 students



CLASSIC FRENCH RECIPES YOU WILL LOVE TO COOK AT HOME

If you enjoy traveling to France or dream about visiting some day, you?ll love these robust French meals. Simple food beautifully prepared is what French bistro food is all about. These recipes are easy to make after work and create a satisfyingmeal. Join Chef Mark Schoenthaler in the kitchen as he puts his talented spin on these delicious classics.

Fris‚e Salad with Lardons and Poached Egg; Steak & Frites; Croque Monsieur & Madame (Grilled Sandwiches); Coq auVin (Chicken Cooked in Wine); Steamed Mussels with Sausage, Tomatoes andPaprika; Coquilles St. Jacques (Scallops with Velout‚ Sauce); Burnt Cream with Ginger Chantilly Cream.



$78



Discounts available for multiple class purchases.



http://www.bon-vivant.com/

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FoodRavioli Workshop4010811:00 AM1:30 PMRavioli Workshop



IOLE AGUERO

Join Iole in a lively class where you?ll learn to make a staple of Italian home-cooked meals ? ravioli. With a sheet of dough, a little practice, and a handful of fun, you?ll become an expert at making these little pillows of filled pasta and two complementary sauces. You?ll make Three-cheese Ravioli with Tomato and Basil Sauce, and Butternut Squash Ravioli with Brown Butter Sage Sauce. Vegetarian, with dairy and eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Friday Oct 16, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah

Tuesday Oct 20, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

Thursday Oct 22, 11am-1:30pm. Edmonds

Monday Oct 26, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Saturday Nov 7, 3-5:30pm. West Seattle

Monday Nov 9, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Friday Nov 13, 11am-1:30pm. Issaquah



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=994



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FarmersLake City Farmers Market401083:00 PM7:00 PM2009: Thursdays 3pm to 7pm; Jun 4 - Oct 29. Next to the LakeCity Library at NE 125th and 28th Ave NE. "There is a free undground parking garage right next to the market on 28th Ave NE, and public parking on the streets surrounding the market."

http://www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org/markets/lake_city

Next to the Lake City Library at NE 125th and 28th Ave NE

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FoodYoung Wine Harvest Festival401085:00 PM8:00 PMYoung Wine Harvest Festival



Thursday, October 22nd from 5-8 pm



Be the first to try the vintages while they're still fermenting. We're bringing a big German tradition to Post Alley. This may turn into an annual event so get in on the fun! We'll be serving up fermenting white & red wines along with grilled Brats!



$20 per person

$15 for Wine Club members



Please RSVP at 206-770-9463.



1924 Post Alley, Seattle, WA 98101 | 206-770-WINE

www.winesofwashington.com

The Tasting Room

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CharitableFarestart Guest Chef: Chef Craig Heatherton of TASTE401086:00 PM8:00 PMReservations available 9/10/9.



"A weekly highlight for the FareStart community is Thursday Guest Chef Night, held at the FareStart Restaurant at 7th & Virginia. For FareStart students, it is a unique opportunity to work with Seattle's premier chefs. For FareStart supporters, it's a great opportunity to enjoy an excellent meal, introduce new supporters to the organization, or volunteer. Since 1994, Guest Chef Night has raised more than $1.5 million, revenue which has gone directly back into our program, to support our student job training and placement services.



Every Thursday night, a different Guest Chef works with the students to prepare a three-course meal for over 200 guests served at the FareStart Restaurant. Guest Chef Night has been called 'Seattle's best food lover?s event' andfor just $24.95 it's one of the city?s best values as well. Hard-working community volunteers serve the guests who enjoy great food in support of FareStart and our students - 100% of the proceeds and gratuities from Guest Chef Night go back into the program and fund student services and training.



Guest Chef Night is open to the public and reservations are strongly suggested. For last minute requests, call 206-267-7601 to check for availability."



http://farestart.org/restaurant/guestchef/calendar/index.html
Downtown

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FoodThanksgiving 101 - How to Host Your First Thanksgiving401086:00 PM9:30 PMThanksgiving 101 - How to host your first Thanksgiving.



Hands ON



I know, I know I've been there too. It's one thing to take a dish to a dinner, it's a whole other thing to have to be the host. We'll tackle the biggest challenge of the dinner, how to plan and execute a menu where everything is ready at the same time. From planning the shopping trip, to prep, and cooking we'll work through the basics of how to enjoy this special occasion with friends and/or family.



MENU



Sausage Stuffed Turkey

Cranberry- Pear Compote

Lemon Sweet Potatoes

Apple Pie



$87.60



http://www.cookingschoolsofamerica.com/dianesmarketkitchen/index.php?flag_menu_index=reservation_php#549
Downtown

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FoodBe Cistern Savvy!401086:30 PM8:00 PMWHAT: Be Cistern Savvy!

WHEN: October 22, 6:30?8 p.m.

WHERE: Bradner Gardens Park; 1733 Bradner Place S; Seattle, WA 98144

Come learn about harvesting rainwater with cisterns! Instead of storing 50 gallons in a rain barrel, why not store the thousands of gallons your roof collects in a cistern? Cisterns save you money, conserve water, prevent stormwater pollution, and can remedy drainage issues. Cistern water can be used for your garden as well as for your indoor water needs. This workshop will cover the basics and benefits of cisterns, understanding the components of how a cistern works, how to customize a water harvesting system for you, how to get started, and local resources. To maximize your participation, bring the square footage of your house along with your average daily water use (taken from your water bill). Presented by EarthSystemsNW, a local company specializing in cistern installation for residential homeowners(www.earthsystemsnw.com).

COST: $18 Tilth members or $25 non-members. Advance registration and payment is required. For more information and to register, visit: www.seattletilth.org.
Bradner Gardens Park; 1733 Bradner Place S; Seattle, WA 98144

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FoodCheese It: Spain401086:30 PM8:00 PMThursday, October 22nd



Cheese It: Spain

6:30 - 8pm in Salud! $15



Discover Spanish Cheese tonight. Many are new to America so this will be a night of discovery. Manchego is a name you've heard about but there is so much more. Come taste and learn.



http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/stores/bellevue/storecalendar.php
Whole Foods Bellevue

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FoodCooking Under Pressure Class401086:30 PM9:00 PMJohnna Dietz

The pressure cooker is a time- and money-saving appliance that can be easily used when dinner needs to be on the table quickly. Johnna will give you a lesson on how to use the pressure cooker, and she?ll demonstrate how easy it is to make Orange-Rosemary Beef Stew; Chickpea Tahini Soup with Roasted Red Pepper; and Rustic Herbed Garlic Mashed Potatoes. Even dessert can be made quickly, and you?ll taste scrumptious Orange Ricotta Cheesecake. With meat, dairy and eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Tuesday Sep 29, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle

Thursday Oct 1, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Saturday Oct 10, 10am-12:30pm. Issaquah

Tuesday Oct 13, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Thursday Oct 22, 6:30-9pm. Redmond



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1008



ac723
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FoodThe Spice Kitchen: Art of Flavoring Food401086:30 PM9:30 PMThe SPICE KITCHEN: The Art of Flavoring Food

Explore & expandyour cooking & flavoring skills with the artistry that SPICES add to cooking! They add zest , interest & make recipes come alive in very different ways than herbs. Learning to use the world's palette of spices with flavors that range from fragrant to cool to hot can build your confidence as a cookand transform everyday meals into more interesting fare. Learn the secretsof cumin, curry blends (including how to make your own!), paprika (smoked & sweet),coriander, cloves,cardamom, allspice, fenugreek, turmeric, peppercorns(black, white, green, pink!!!!) and much, much more!. The chemistry of roasting, grinding and flavoring with the world's spices demystified! This class will boost your 'cooking confidence'!

Details: A HANDS-ON Class. Limit: 14 students

Who: Guest Chef Monique Jong

When: ThursdayOctober 22, 6:30-9:30pm

How Much: $60.00



http://cooksworld.net/classes.php?m=10&y=2009



University Village

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FoodSoups and Stews for Fall Cooking Class401086:30 PM9:30 PMSoups and Stews for Fall

Location: Kirkland Store

Class format: Hands-On

Price: $69.00

Date: Thursday, Oct 22, 2009

Time: 6:30 PM

Restrictions: Ages 14 and Older

Instructor: Olaiya Land Thistime of year, nothing warms you up like a steamy bowl of homemade soup orhearty stew. Our expert instructor will show you how easy itis to simmer your way to delicious flavor and comforting meals. You?ll leave this class with new skills and great recipes to satisfy friends and family this fall.



MENU Tuscan White Bean Soup - Pozole Rojo - Root Vegetable Stew with Porcini - Thai Chicken Soup with Lemongrass and Coconut Milk



End time approximate.



http://cookingclasses.surlatable.com/browse/classDetailPage1.jsp?classId=0491010



ac723
Kirkland

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Food"Cookie Swap" Book Signing & Cooking Class401086:30 PM9:30 PMCookie Swap





Halloween and Fall Cookie Decorating Demonstration and Book Signing



Guest Chef Julie Usher, author, ?Cookie Swap: Creative Treats to Share Throughout the Year?

Cookie swaps aren?t just for Christmas anymore! They are perfectly suited not only to holiday gatherings, but also to garden parties, bridal showers, children?s birthdays, summer get-togethers, and more. Cookies are infinitely adaptable to different party themes and times of year, resulting in scores of delightful possibilities.





Julia M. Usher, a celebrated pastry chef and food writer, has designed desserts for Chocolatier, Better Homes and Gardens, Bon App‚tit, and Modern Bride, and such books as Vera Wang on Weddings and For the Love of Food. Usher is a James Beard Foundation Journalism Awardsfinalist and a director of the International Association of Culinary Professionals (IACP). She divides her time between St. Louis, Missouri, and Stonington, Maine.



$80



end time approximate



http://www.cookingschoolsofamerica.com/sizzleworks/index.php?flag_menu_index=reservation_php#172



ac829
Eastside

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FreeAuthor Talk: Zora O'Neill & Tamara Reynold "Forking Fantastic! Putthe Party Back in Dinner Party"401087:00 PM8:00 PMFrom the creators of "Sunday Night Dinners" comes this festivecollection of 50 crowd-pleasing recipes.



http://thirdplacebooks.com/event/forking-fantastic-put-party-back-dinner-party-zora-oneill-tamara-reynolds
Third Place Books Lake Forest Park

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FoodBeginning Mushroom Identification (4-Week Course)401087:00 PM9:00 PMBeginning Mushroom Identification



PSMS will offer two sessions of beginning mushroom identification classes this fall on four consecutive Thursdays. The first class session begins on September 24th, and the second class session begins on October 22nd. Classes will be held at the Center for Urban Horticulture, in the Douglas classroom, from 7:00PM to 9:00PM.



Where: Center For Urban Horticulture, Douglas Classroom

When: Thursday Evenings, 7:00 pm ? 9:00 pm

9/24 ?10/15 (first session)

10/22 ?11/12 (second session)

Cost: $35 for members and $70 for non members (which includes a membership), cash or check payable to PSMS (bring on first day of class)

Book: Mushrooms Demystified, by David Arora ($35)

Bring: Fresh mushroom specimens

Contact: education@psms.org (for questions or to register.) If you don?t have access to e-mail, you may call 206?354?7789, but e-mail is preferred.





The sessions will be (subject to possible rearranging):

- Introduction to Mushroom ID

- Identifying Mushrooms with Dichotomous Keys

- Cooking and Collecting

- Mushroom Toxins



The recommended text is Mushrooms Demystified, by David Arora. There are several copies available for classroom use from the PSMS library, and the book will be available for sale for $35 on the first day of class.



Class cost is $35 forfour sessions for members, $70 for non-members (includes the price for membership). Please confirm your class registration before coming to class, as classes often fill up.



For questions or to register, please send e-mail to education@psms.org with your name or names. If you don?t have access to e-mail, you may call 206?354?7789, but e-mail is preferred.



Please bring specimens of fresh mushrooms to class. Collect the whole fungus, including any root or cup at the base of the stalk. Specimens are best preserved by wrapping in foil or wax paper and putting them in the fridge, where they will last from several days up to a week, depending on the species. You should make a spore print, if you know how. (If you don't, that's OK. We will learn how on the first day of class.) It is also useful to take a few notes about where the mushroom was collected, and from what sort of habitat (whether on wood or ground, what type of wood, and what type of trees it grows under).



http://www.psms.org/classes.html
Puget Sound Mycological Society

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FreeNutrition Classes401087:00 PM9:00 PMNutrition Classes



Event Type: Adult Programs

Date: 10/22/2009

Start Time: 7:00 PM

End Time: 9:00 PM

Description: Learn how to prepare healthy meals for your family on a tight budget during this four-week series conducted by Ashley Harris, a licensed Registered Dietitian. Class topics will include: Nutrition 101: The Basic Macro and Micronutrients, Grocery Shopping: What to Look for on a Budget, Sizing up Your Plate: PortionSizes vs. Serving Sizes, and Food-Focused Celebrations: How to Eat Healthy During the Holidays.

Library: Redmond Regional Library

Location: Meeting Room 1



http://is.gd/3Xxh2
Redmond

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FoodCookie Swap with Julie Usher4010910:30 AM1:30 PMCookie Swap with Julie Usher

Location: Kirkland Store

Classformat: Hands-On

Price: $79.00

Date: Friday, Oct 23, 2009

Time:10:30 AM

Restrictions: Ages 18 and Older

Instructor: Julie Usher Top pastry chef Julia Usher?s creations have graced the pages of ?Modern Bride,? ?Wedding Style? and ?Vera Wang on Weddings? to name a few. Join Juliafor this hands-on cookie decoration class and learn almost a dozen techniques -- including top coating, marbling, outlining, flooding and many more -- for creating brilliantly festive cookies that put the finishing touch on holiday celebrations and chase away those lunchbox blues. She?ll show you recipes and techniques from her newcookbook ?Cookie Swap: Creative Treatsto Share Throughout the Year? and share a host of seasonal decorating ideas just in time for Halloween, Christmas and the holidays.



End time approximate.



http://cookingclasses.surlatable.com/browse/classDetailPage1.jsp?classId=0491023
Kirkland

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FoodEveryday Thai Cooking Class4010911:00 AM1:30 PMEveryday Thai Cooking



PRANEE HALVORSEN

Everyday Thai cooking for Pranee?s family means one type of curry and a stir-fry served overwarm jasmine rice. Pranee will guide you through the basics of making Thaicurry in Gaeng Daeng Gai (red curry with chicken, seasonal vegetables andbasil). The stir-fry is Phad Makrua Yao (spicy eggplant with basil and black beans). To accompany these dishes, she?ll makes Jasmine Rice; Som Tum (mixed salad with peanut and lime dressing); and warming Sangaya Namtao (steamed kabocha pumpkin custard). With poultry and eggs; no dairy.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Tuesday Sep 8, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah

Friday Sep 11, 11am-1:30pm. Redmond

Tuesday Sep 22, 6:30-9pm. PCC Co-op Office
nTuesday Sep 29, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

Thursday Oct 1, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle

Monday Oct 12, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Friday Oct 23, 11am-1:30pm. Edmonds



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=979
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FarmersMonroe Farmers Market401092:00 PM7:00 PMFrom FPS readers: "



There is a brand new Farmers Market this year in Monroe...It runs May 1st thru Nov. 1st and we are looking for more vendors. It is a beautiful country setting on 6 acres in Monroe located at 19829 168th St. NE Monroe, Wa 98272



Market Hours are- Fridays 2-7pm,Saturdays 10-5pm and Sundays 11-4pm
19829 168th St. NE Monroe, Wa 98272

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FoodCuisine & Culture: Northwest Cooking Class Series401096:00 PM9:00 PMExperience the richness of Pacific Northwest food bounty in this hand-on cooking class. Each class offeres new preparation cooking techniques with Northwest history as well. Chef Steve Brendlinger's showcases his expertiese with exquisit dishes created form common ingredients. Each class ends eating the food we prepared, along with Northwest wines. the last class is our grand finale where we prepare a complete meal with all of the recipies experienced in class.



Wednesday, Friday, 6:00 PM - 9:00PM; 6 sessions starting October 7, 2009, ending October 23, 2009

Cost: $350.00

Instructor: Brendlinger

Location: SSCC, Culinary Arts Building (CAB), FSA Kitchen





http://learnatsouth.org/index.cfm?method=ClassInfo.ClassInformation&int_class_id=14030&int_category_id=2&int_sub_category_id=16&int_catalog_id=0
South Seattle Community College

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FoodThanksgiving 101 - How to Host Your First Thanksgiving401096:00 PM9:30 PMThanksgiving 101 - How to host your first Thanksgiving.



Friday October 23rd 6:00 - 9:30 PM



Hands ON



I know, I know I've been there too. It's one thing to take a dish to a dinner, it's a whole other thing to have to be the host. We'll tackle the biggest challenge of the dinner, how to plan and execute a menu where everything is ready at the same time. From planning the shopping trip, to prep, and cooking we'll work through the basics of how to enjoy this special occasion with friends and/or family.



MENU



Sausage Stuffed Turkey

Cranberry- Pear Compote

Lemon Sweet Potatoes

Apple Pie



$87.60



http://www.cookingschoolsofamerica.com/dianesmarketkitchen/index.php?flag_menu_index=reservation_php#550
Downtown

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FoodHealthy Thai Cooking401096:30 PM8:30 PMThai cooking requires exotic skills? Think again. Many of the ingredients needed for authentic Thai cuisine are available to you in Seattle, and this course will show you how to use them in a hands-on environment. Starting with the basics, we will focus on the types and proper preparation of rice, noodles, herbs and spices from Thailand, and then apply those skills to real recipes, covering both the central and northern styles of Thai cooking. With practice and guidance you will be making your own delicious and healthy Thai dishes. Have fun cooking Thai food through the summer with Kat.



$35



http://class.seattle.gov/parks/Activities/ActivitiesDetails.asp?ProcessWait=N&aid=23
Seattle Parks & Rec

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FoodDate Night: Spain Cooking Class401096:30 PM9:30 PMDate Night: Spain

Location: Kirkland Store

Class format: Hands-On

Price: $79.00

Date: Friday, Oct 23, 2009

Time: 6:30 PM

Restrictions: Ages 18 and Older

Instructor: Ed Kernan It?s a night of Amor as you and your date immerse yourselves in the vibrant cuisine of Spain. We?ll teach you traditional techniques for creating real Spanish flavors using authentic ingredients and special cooking methods. You?ll soon master this menu of dishes, perfect for your next party or a festive dinner any night of the week. Ole!



MENU Citrus Marinated Olives - Potato and Ham Croquettes - Spicy Shrimp and Potato Omelet - Roasted Chicken with Cinnamon, Thyme and Pears - Hearts of Romaine with Sherry Vinaigrette - Custard and Marzipan Cake



End time approximate.



http://cookingclasses.surlatable.com/browse/classDetailPage1.jsp?classId=0491009



ac723
Kirkland

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FreeAuthor Talk: Julie Usher "Cookie Swap"401097:00 PM8:30 PMEnd time approximate.



http://www.bookstore.washington.edu/trade.taf?dept=attribute&category=events&par=trade&ttl=events&page=1
U-District

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FreeFood Film: The Last Beekeeper401097:00 PM9:30 PMThe Last Beekeeper' on Northeast Seattle Neighbors' Sustainability Network!

this upcoming Wallingford Friday Night @ the Meaningful Movies will be a very relevant film to food security and sustainability....



Time: October 23, 2009 from 7pm to 9:30pm

Location: Wallingford FridayNight at the Meaningful Movies - Keystone Church

Organized By: Wallingford Neighbors for Peace and Justice



Event Description:

With Evan Sugden,PhD and lecturer at the University of Washington will be joining us to answer questions and he?ll be bringing honey from his hives for a honey tasting!



Bees are vanishing. Examining the enormity of this loss, Jeremy Simmons' documentary The Last Beekeeper follows the lives of three commercial beekeepers (from South Carolina, Montana, and Washington) over the course of a year as they struggle with Colony Collapse Disorder. When they take their bees to California's enormous annual almond pollination (an event so large it requires nearly all the bees in the US), it becomes painfully and poignantly clear the bind they are in. "If all the bees die, what do you have to live for?" asks one of the beekeepers. It's a question for all of us.
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Come watch this timely film and join us in a community discussion.

(Event is FREE and open to the public! ...donations kindly accepted)

www.meaningfulmovies.org



See more details and RSVP on Northeast Seattle Neighbors' Sustainability Network:

http://sustainableneseattle.ning.com/events/event/show?id=2516423%3AEvent%3A6816&xgi=5NmcuaGmqLSZTW
Wallingford

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FoodWinetasting 101401097:30 PM9:00 PMWinetasting 101, Friday, October 23 ? Many people have askedfor a basic class about how to taste wine?how to detect aromas and identify different components, and how to describe what you are tasting. Regina Daigneault, program coordinator and instructor at the Northwest Wine Academy at South Seattle Community College, will teach us how to do that in thisclass. Some of our customers have taken her "Sensory Evaluation" class at the college and found it amazingly useful and informative.





Each classwill begin at 7:30 and will run about an hour and a half, with instructors available afterwards for further questions. We are excited to be presenting six classes this session, some new and some past favorites. The cost is $35 per class ($30 for wine club members). If you sign up for four classes or more, you will receive 10% off the total cost. (Participants must be 21 or over.)

We have begun coordinating with local restaurants to present occasional wine dinners. These events showcase some of the outstanding restaurants in West Seattle, and feature wines specially selected to highlightthe menus.



http://www.wscellars.com/Events.html
West Seattle Wine Cellars

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FoodMini Cupcake Monsters, Ghouls and Goblins Class401109:00 AM11:30 AM

Class Description

Join West Seattle?s Sugar Rush Bakery for a fun morning taking mini cupcakes and turning them into full Halloween creatures. You'll with a box of spooky creatures to show off to your friends and family. These will be a big hit at any Halloween party! Material fee paid to instructor.

Please read: Materials Fee of $20.00 paid directly to your instructor at time of class.

Saturday, 9:00 AM - 11:30 AM; 1 session on October 24, 2009

Cost: $35.00 Materials Cost: $20.00

Instructor: Baker

Location: Sugar Rush Bakery, Off Campus



http://learnatsouth.org/index.cfm?method=ClassInfo.ClassInformation&int_class_id=14034&int_category_id=2&int_sub_category_id=13&int_catalog_id=0



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FarmersU-District Farmers Market401109:00 AM2:00 PMSaturdays 9am to 2pm; year-round.

"The corner of University Way and NE 50th, in the playground of the University Heights Center for the Community. On-street parking can be found in the vicinity, and the market provides tokens to shoppers for one free hour of parking in nearby pay lots."

http://www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org/markets/u_district



Please contact event organizers above for more information or to confirm dates, timeand location.

Please see www.FreshPickedSeattle.com for additional Seattle food events, farmers markets info and more.

University Way and NE 50th

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FreeAsk the Chef Booth @ U-District (See Description for Chef)4011010:00 AM12:00 PMNot sure what to do with all the fresh stuff you see at the markets? Get FREE advice from a gourmet chef at our "Ask the Chef" booth at the University District Farmers Market. All questions regarding selecting, storing, preparing, using or cooking what's at the markets are welcome - or any other burning questions you have about food, cooking and what wine goes best with an arugula salad. You can even bring your bag of market purchases to the Chef in Residence booth and ask: what can I make with this?



Take advantage of this unique FREE service and find out how you can make the most of what's in season from your local farmers.



This season's line up of Chefs in Residence:





July



7/4 ? Cynthia Nims, cookbook author and food writer

7/11 ? Robin Leventhal, formerly of Crave Restaurant
n7/18 ? Craig Hetherington, TASTE Restaurant

7/25 ? Jerry Traunfeld, Poppy

8/1 ? Kathleen Flinn, author ?The Sharper Your Knife, the Less You Cry?

8/8 ? Rebekah Denn, food writer

8/22 ? Shauna and Danny Ahern (aka Gluten-Free Girl and Gluten-Free Chef)

8/29 ? Greg Johnson, ChefandFather.com

9/12 ? Jordi Viladas, Caf‚ Lago

9/26 ? Matthew Amster-Burton, author ?Hungry Monkey?

10/3 ? Christina Choi, The Wild Foods Calendar

10/17 ?Greg Atkinson, chef and author

10/24 ? Greg Johnson, ChefandFather.com

10/31 ? Jeff Bergman, chef and food consultant





U-District

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FoodCity Chickens 1014011010:00 AM12:30 PMCity Chickens 101 An introduction to chicken husbandry in an urban and suburban setting.

An introduction to chicken husbandry in an urban and suburban setting.

You will learn the most important considerations in caring for a small flock of hens in limited space, including chicken physiology, behavior, health, nutrition, housing and city regulations. This class also covers the wide variety of chicken breeds. Questions are encouraged and you will leave this class with the knowledge you need to know tostart raising chickens in your own backyard.





Cost: Each class costs $40 per person or $30 for members of Seattle Tilth. Advance registration and payment is required.



http://www.seattletilth.org/learn/classes-and-workshops/copy_of_May19CityChickens101
Wallingford, WA

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CharitableGreat Pickles For Eating and Giving4011010:00 AM2:00 PMHosted by Slow Food Seattle in partnership with Eat Local for Thanksgiving and Canning Across America.



Homemade pickles never go out of season. In addition to tasting better than store-bought ones, they makegreat gifts. In this course, Lucy Norris, co-leader of Slow Food Seattle and author of Pickled Preserving a World of Tastes and Traditions, leadsa hands on course in preparing vibrantly colored, delicious gifts to share with friends an family. You?ll learn to make three kinds of pickles: Pickled Beets, Spicy Carrot Spears and a Daikon Radish refrigerated pickle.



Class attendees will learn the basics of pickling and canning and are welcome to take home their own pickles. Proceeds from this event will go to Slow Food Seattle Youth Program 2010 scholarship fund.



Cost: Slow Food members and Bastyr University students: $30; General public $50



http://www.21acres.org/great-pickles-for-eating-and-giving
Woodinvilla

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FoodFabulous Fall Desserts & Thanksgiving Treats4011010:00 AM2:00 PMFABULOUS FALL DESSERTS & THANKSGIVING TREATS

Saturday, October 24, 10am-2pm

Instructor: Kristina Bartleson

*This hands-on class islimited to 12 students



A PASTRY CHEF SHARES FAVORITE RECIPES

Fall is awonderful time to get baking with Pastry Chef Kristina Bartleson, the newco-owner of Seattle?s Sand Point Grill. Chef Kristina studied at the Culinary Institute of America, and has worked at the Four Seasons, Rover?s, and Cascadia restaurants in Seattle. Kristina will show you how to combine the best fall ingredients to create luscious desserts for Thanksgiving dinner, an elegant party or a family meal.

Cranberry Walnut Linzer Torte; Pumpkin Mousse Cheesecake with Orange Crumb Crust; Molten Chocolate Cakes with Pecan Crisps and Cinnamon Cream; Pear-Ginger-Sour Cream Crostata with Streusel Topping; Apple-Cranberry Tart Tatin; Spiced Cider Pot de Creme with Cinnamon Stick Tuiles; Almond Shortcake with Armagnac-poached Pears andWhipped Mascarpone.



$78



Discounts available for multiple class purchases.



http://www.bon-vivant.com/



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FarmersMonroe Farmers Market4011010:00 AM5:00 PMFrom FPS readers: "



There is a brand new Farmers Market this year in Monroe...It runs May 1st thru Nov. 1st and we are looking for more vendors. It is a beautiful country setting on 6 acres in Monroe located at 19829 168th St. NE Monroe, Wa 98272



Market Hours are- Fridays 2-7pm,Saturdays 10-5pm and Sundays 11-4pm
19829 168th St. NE Monroe, Wa 98272

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FreeHealthy Cooking on a Budget- Workshop4011011:00 AM1:00 PMAudience Adults, Senior, Teen

Pre-Register No

Cost Free
nNote Healthy Cooking On A

Budget- Workshop FREE!

Ages 16 and older

Pinching pennies or looking to stretch your dollar further? Enjoy cooking

demo and shopping guidance to guide healthier eating and shopping options in your community.



Location: Rainier Beach C.C.





http://www.seattle.gov/parks/calendar/?trumbaEmbed=view%3Devent%26eventid%3D85726061
Rainier Beach Community Center

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FoodPassion Vineyard's Pumpkin-Paluza!4011011:00 AM4:30 PM$5 Tasting fee waived with wine purchase.



Come taste Passion Vineyards award winning wines and experience our first, open to the public, tasting. Featuring Gold and Double Gold medal winner, 2006 Red Table Wine, Bronze medal winner '06 Syrah, as well as Chardonnay and Pinot Grigio, all grown and produced in Washington State.



Gift Shop filled with Fall & Christmas wine baskets, picnic items, kitchen/household holiday goodies, and of course, pumpkins, pumpkins, pumpkins! Lots of great fall decorative items for your holiday fun!



See original post for details.



http://www.localwineevents.com/events/detail/271737/issaquah-passion-vineyards-pumpkin-paluza
Issaquah

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FoodHerbal Medicine Class: Herbal Infused Oils (fresh and dry), and Suppositories4011012:00 PM2:00 PMHow to Make Your Own Herbal Medicine

A 10 week course Saturdays, 12pm - 2:00pm



Have you been yearning to learn how to make your own herbal medicine products right in your very own home? Come join Crystal Stelzer in a ten week course designed to teach you the fine art of crafting abevy of herbal products. These home remedies are perfect for integration into your daily life as nutrition, beauty care, and first aid treatment,and are wonderful home-crafted gifts to give during the holiday season. We will be focusing on recipes that will invigorate energy, provide immune support during the cold and flu season, support digestive health, and those that will stimulate body and mind.



Cost is $25 per class or $225 for those pre-registering for the full 10 week course. Pre-registration must besubmitted by August 12th to receive the discounted price. Classes with fewer than five attendees are subject to cancellation.



Course Outline:



Wk1: Infusions, Decoctions, and Standard Brews (9/12)

Wk2: Hydrosols, Floral Waters, Flower Essences, and Spritzers (9/19)

Wk3: Facial Scrubs, Masques, Foot Soaks, and Body Scrubs (9/26)

Wk4: Miels (honey), Acetracts (vinegar), Oxymiels, and Wine Infusions (10/3)

Wk5: Syrups, Elixers, and Cordials (10/10)

Wk6: Pills, Capsules, and Lozenges (10/17)

Wk7: Herbal Infused Oils (fresh and dry), and Suppositories (10/24)

Wk8: Salves, Lip Balms, and Vapo-Rubs (10/31)

Wk9: Creams, Lotions, and Essential Oil Emulsions (11/7)

** no class on 11/14 **

Wk10: Glycerites, Tinctures (fresh and dry), and Spirits (11/21)



Crystal holds a BS in Herbal Sciences from Bastyr University where she is an adjunctprofessor, teaching classes on herbal medicine making and materia medica. It is her desire to bring the simple art of herbal medicine making back into the lives of those in her community so that she may inspire and educatethose around her to live a more healthful life.



http://www.rainbownatural.com/Ul_CMS/Ul_Events/index.php
Rainbow Remedies

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FestivalsApple Harvest at Dog Mountain Farm4011012:00 PM5:00 PMHelp make apple cider and apple butter! Buy fresh apples, cider, and produce. Farm tour, activities for the kids, and horse-drawn hayrides (weather permitting).



http://www.dogmtnfarm.com/calendar.html



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FreeFruits of the Fall401101:00 PM3:00 PMFruits of the Fall FREE

Ages 8 and older

Explore the intriguing, colorful, slimy world of fleshy fungi.

Children must be accompaniedby an adult.



http://www.seattle.gov/parks/environment/brochures/Fall09.pdf



Discovery Park

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FreeReaders to Eaters: Explore the Fall Harvest401102:00 PM3:30 PMReaders to Eaters: Explore the Fall Harvest



Event Type: Adult Programs

Date: 10/24/2009

Start Time: 2:00 PM

End Time: 3:30 PM

Description: Learn about some of the wonderful Fall harvest in the Puget Soundregion--such as apples, potatoes and pumpkins--presented by Master Gardeners or by local chefs and farmers. The audience will also be introduced to many related books. READERS to EATERS was founded in 2009 to promote ?food literacy from the ground up,? which means creating a better understanding of how we eat and where our food comes from.

Library: Richmond Beach Library

Location: Meeting Room



http://is.gd/3XCR7
Richmond Beach Library

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FoodChinese Comfort Food Class401102:00 PM4:00 PMLearn how to make homemade items such as scallion pancakes, beef and vegetable chow fun and sticky rice with mushrooms. In addition various ways to cook tofu will be demonstrated as well. Min. 4/Max. 8 Instructor: Ming-Ming Tung-Edleman



$35



http://class.seattle.gov/parks/Activities/ActivitiesCourseDetails.asp?aid=23&cid=45459
Laurelhurst

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FoodMaster Knife Workshop with Master Bladesmith Bob Kramer and Shun Knives401102:00 PM5:00 PMMaster Knife Workshop with Master Bladesmith Bob Kramer and Shun Knives



Location:

Kirkland Store

Class format:

Demo

Price:

$79.00

Date:

Saturday, Oct 24, 2009

Time:

2:00 PM

Restrictions:

Ages 18 and Older

Instructor:

Bob Kramer

Bob Kramer is the only former chefin the United States to have been certified as a Master Bladesmith by the American Bladesmith Society. He belongs to an elite society of master culinary knifemakers and is the only one who specializes in kitchen cutlery. Cooks Illustrated once wrote ?The Kramer knife outperformed every knife we?ve ever rated.? Put simply -- Mr. Kramer is king of the kitchen knife.Connoisseurs wait years for one of Bob Kramer?s originals, but we have partnered with him to create an exquisite line of artisan knives only available at SurLa Table. Don?t miss your chance to join the master himself as he shares his methods of using cutlery through demonstrating cuts, sharpening techniques and explaining why our new Shun Bob Kramer line will make kitchen prep a joy. To say thanks for attending the class, we will also give you a 15% off coupon to use in the store, even on our exclusive Shun Bob Kramer knives.



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http://cookingclasses.surlatable.com/browse/classDetailPage1.jsp?classId=0491024
Kirkland Sur La Table

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FoodUse Your Fruit: Winter Fruit Tree Tutorial401102:30 PM4:30 PMUse Your Fruit!

Ages 18 and older

Do you have a fruit tree in your backyard? Are you curious

about the best way to keep that fruit through the winter? Come

to Carkeek for a fun, hands-on tutorial and you?ll find creative

ways to preserve your fruit. Colin McCrate and Brad Halm

from the Seattle Urban Farm Company host this great event.

Email Colin at colin@seattleurbanfarmco.com to register.

10/24 Sat 2:30 ? 4:30 p.m.

Location: Carkeek ELC

Activity Fee: $15



http://www.seattle.gov/parks/environment/brochures/Fall09.pdf
Carkeek

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FoodBeautiful Braises Cooking Class401103:00 PM5:30 PMBeautiful Braises



BECKY SELENGUT

Autumn is a great time to get out the Dutch oven and cook up delicious, hearty and warming dishes. Last fall, Becky made some delightful recipes using the time-honored method of braising to develop deep flavors ? she has some new ones to add to your repertoire. She will take you through braising basics and demonstrate how to make Indian-style Braised Chicken with Dried Fruit, Saffron and Yogurt; Lamb Shanks with Tomatoes, Olives and Fennel; and Pork and Beef Short Rib Ragu with Homemade Pappardelle Noodles. With meat, poultry, dairy and eggs.



Members: $40, Non-members: $45



Saturday Oct 24, 3-5:30pm. West Seattle

Monday Nov 2, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah

Wednesday Nov 4, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Monday Nov 9, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

Thursday Nov 12, 6:30-9pm. PCC Co-op Office



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=990



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FoodGin Cocktails: Experience the Gentle Side of Gin401103:30 PM5:30 PM"Gin, the noble mixer: Explore the cocktails that use this unique spirit in ways that may surprise you. Learn the techniques that will unlock the magic of gin in cocktails to convert even those who are normally skeptical of gin drinks."



$35



Reservations are required for each event. Cost excludes tax and gratuity. Please call 206.323.0807 to make a reservation.



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http://www.serafinaseattle.com/events/cocktail_tastings.php
Eastlake

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CharitableShare the Harvest: Queen Anne Helpline Gala & Auction401105:00 PM9:00 PMJoin us at the Swedish Club

for a Gala Evening with Friends and Neighbors



$100 Per Person

$1,000 for a table of ten

Tables for 10 should be reserved early.



Wine and appetizers served by local chefs starts at 5:00PM.

Live Auction will start at 7:00PM.



Auctioneer: David Silverman



Adults Only Please



During the social hour our guests will be treated to an intriguing sampling of appetizers prepared by local restaurantsand Northwest wines and beer.



The Annual Gala and Auction which provides a way to let our Neighbors be involved, by event publicity, to introduce newcomers to our agency and its goals. Also, to raise funds for the Helpline.



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http://queenannehelpline.org/gala_auctionregistration.php
Queen Anne

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FoodAsian Tales of Shadow & Light w/Appetizers from Kawali Grill401106:00 PM9:00 PMOn Saturday, October 24, Arts Gumbo partners with San Franciscos unique kinetic theatre group Eth Noh Tec to present Asian Tales of Shadow & Light. Eth-Noh-Tec performs ancient folktales, myths and legends from Asia in their unique style of movement, music and the spoken word. EthNoh Tec has toured worldwide since 1984 and in January 2009, Eth Noh Tec was honored to perform at President Obama's Inaugural event.



From 6 - 7 pm, Eth Noh Tec will perform a series of eerie stories from various Asian traditions, incorporating a brief audience-involved group story during theperformance. A brief question and answer period will follow the production and at 7:30 a sampling of Pan Asian hors d'oeuvres from Kawali Grill willbe served. At 8pm artist Saya Moyiasu will teach a mask-making workshop for families.



http://www.brownpapertickets.com/producerevent/79537?prod_id=1784
Rainier Valley Cultural Center

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FoodThanksgiving 101 - How to Host Your First Thanksgiving401106:00 PM9:30 PMThanksgiving 101 - How to host your first Thanksgiving.



Saturday - October 24th 6:00 - 9:30 PM



Hands ON



I know, I know I've been there too. It's one thing to take a dish to a dinner, it's a whole other thing to have to be the host. We'll tackle the biggest challenge of thedinner, how to plan and execute a menu where everything is ready at the same time. From planning the shopping trip, to prep, and cooking we'll work through the basics of how to enjoy this special occasion with friends and/or family.



MENU



Sausage Stuffed Turkey

Cranberry- Pear Compote

Lemon Sweet Potatoes

Apple Pie



$87.60



http://www.cookingschoolsofamerica.com/dianesmarketkitchen/index.php?flag_menu_index=reservation_php#551
Downtown

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CharitableUrban Harvest - 8th Annual Green Gala & Auction401106:00 PM10:00 PMName/Theme of the Event: Urban Harvest - 8th Annual Green Gala& Auction



For the Benefit of Seattle Youth Garden Works



Month and date: October 24



Day of the Week: Saturday



Time: 6:00 pm



Ticket/Admission Price: $75



Venue and Address: South Lake Union Naval Reserve Building, 860 Terry Avenue N, Seattle



Reader contact info (phone and website): 206-632-0352 x14; www.sygw.org



Brief description of Event:



Raise your glass (and bid card!) for next year's crop of youth gardeners atthis fun and laid back auction! SYGW helps homeless and at-risk youth develop the skills they need to build stable, healthy lives through an organic market gardening program. If you've ever tasted one of our tomatoes from the Farmers Market, then you know you're in for a treat!



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South Lake Union Naval Reserve Building, 860 Terry Avenue N, Seattle

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FoodWine & Chocolate Parlour Nights @ Oh! Chocolate401106:30 PM9:00 PM"Wine & Chocolate! Oh la la!



Oh! Chocolate is excited to announce the addition of wine at our Madison Park shop! Specially chosen bottles of wine have been selected to complement our chocolate and are now available for purchase in our Madison Park chocolate shop. A good wine can stand on its own, but chocolate makes the perfect complement to an evening of fine wine and good food.



Inspired by the pairing of wine & chocolate, our chocolatiers have introduced the Oh! Chocolate Parlour Night - it is an evening of fun & games - devoted to good food, fine wine & chocolate.



The Parlour Night is a fantastic one-of-a-kind event, perfect for private celebrations, evenings with friends and corporate parties. The menu features small plates, wine and chocolates, served in courses. It is an intriguing culinary experience not to be missed.



Parlour Nights begin at 6: 30 p.m. - $69 per person all inclusive.



Please call 206.329.8777 to make a reservation or book online at brownpapertickets.com for one of the followingdates:



April 25

May 23

June 20 & 21

July 25

August 22 & 23

September 26 & 27

October 24 & 25



For more information or to schedule a private event, please contact Margo at 206.329.8777." End time approximate. http://www.ohchocolate.com/blog/?page_id=17

Madison Park

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FoodCheese & Wine Pairing Event - Poco Wine Room + The Calf & Kid4011112:00 AM12:00 AMCheese & wine pairing event 0 "La Campagne"

Presented by PocoWine Room in cooperation w/ The Calf and Kid

Held at Poco Wine Room in Seattle (on Capitol Hill)

$30, reg required.



See link for details.



http://pnwcheese.typepad.com/cheese/2009-pacific-northwest-cheese-events.html
Capitol Hill

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FreeCoffee Tasting at Whole Foods401119:00 AM10:00 AMNEW! NEW! NEW! SUNDAY COFFEE Tasting

9-10am in Salud! FREE



Drop in and enjoy coffee like a pro. Just like our wine tasting, a Different Roaster and Beans will be featured each week. You'll be sniffing, slurping, swallowing and learning how to evaluate coffee's fragrance, aroma, taste, nose, aftertaste and body. Say "Good morning!" with us every Sunday this fall!



http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/stores/bellevue/storecalendar.php





Bellevue

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FreeStore Tour: Shopping on a Budget4011110:00 AM11:00 AMSunday, October 25th

Store Tour: Shopping on a Budget

10:00a.m. Free



Eating healthy, natural food doesn't have to mean spending your whole paycheck on groceries! Join us for this awesome store tour, and we'll show you all of our best deals, plus a ton of tips on how to save throughout the store and lots of easy meal ideas.



http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/stores/redmond/storecalendar.php
Whole Foods Redmond

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FarmersWest Seattle Farmers Market4011110:00 AM2:00 PMSundays 10am to 2pm; year-round. "The 'Junction' at California Ave SW and SW Alaska. There is free street parking in the area surrounding the market." http://www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org/markets/west_seattle



Please contact event organizers above for more information or to confirm dates, time and location.

Please see www.FreshPickedSeattle.com for additional Seattle food events, farmers markets info and more.

The 'Junction' at California Ave SW and SW Alaska

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FarmersBallard Farmers Market4011110:00 AM3:00 PMSundays



5330 Ballard Ave NW. Free parking is available on Shilshole Ave. only one block away.



http://www.fremontmarket.com/ballard/



Please contact event organizers above for more information or to confirm dates, time and location.

Please see www.FreshPickedSeattle.com for additional Seattle food events, farmers markets info and more.
5330 Ballard Ave NW

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FoodFall Baking Favorites with Cindy Mushet4011111:00 AM2:00 PMFall Baking Favorites with Cindy Mushet

Location: Kirkland Store

Class format: Demo

Price: $69.00

Date: Sunday, Oct 25, 2009
nTime: 11:00 AM

Restrictions: Children Welcome with Accompanying Adult

Instructor: Cindy Mushet As the weather turns cool, cozy up to baking with recipes that are sure to warm the hearts of family and friends. Your instructor is pastry chef Cindy Mushet, author of our award-winning bookThe Art and Soul of Baking and newly released Baking Kids Love. You'll learn ways to improve your baking before you even turn on the oven, key baking techniques, and tricks of the trade that will translate to all of your home baking.



MENU Gingerbread Scones with Lemon Curd - Chocolate Nutella Tart with Frangelico Cream - Butterscotch Apple and Pecan Upside Down Cake - Cinnamon Raisin Focaccia with Rosemary

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http://cookingclasses.surlatable.com/browse/classDetailPage1.jsp?classId=0491030
Kirkland

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FarmersBroadway Farmers Market4011111:00 AM3:00 PMHours and Location for 2009: The Broadway Farmers' Market is open every Sunday, May 10 through December 20, from 11am to 3pm, at 10thAve E and E Thomas. Entrances to the market are on Broadway, Thomas and 10th Ave. East. There is a small lot with free parking next to the market,and inexpensive pay lots within a few blocks. Street parking on Broadway is free on Sundays.



http://www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org/markets/broadway
Behind the Broadway Bank of America at 10th Ave E & E Thomas

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FarmersMeadowbrook Farmers Market4011111:00 AM3:00 PM2728 NE 100th Street

Seattle, WA 98125



On the campus of the

Seattle Waldorf School



seasonal hours



Open Sundays 11 am to 3 pm

May 31 through October





Closed November through April



http://www.meadowbrookfm.org/
2728 NE 100th Street Seattle 98125

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FarmersMonroe Farmers Market4011111:00 AM4:00 PMFrom FPS readers: "There is a brand new Farmers Market this year in Monroe...It runs May 1st thru Nov. 1st and we are looking for more vendors. It is a beautiful country setting on 6 acres in Monroe located at 19829 168th St. NE Monroe, Wa 98272



Market Hours are- Fridays 2-7pm, Saturdays 10-5pm and Sundays 11-4pm
19829 168th St. NE Monroe, Wa 98272

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FoodFood and Mood Class401111:00 PM3:30 PMFood and Mood

Trina Kaufman

As the sunnier season draws toa close, stay sunny on the inside with the help of mood-supporting foods.In this class, daily meal and snack planning strategies will be explored with a focus on feeding your emotional well-being. You?ll learn what foods are most conducive for stabilizing emotions and energy. A range of simple,delicious dishes will be prepared and served while you learn the benefits of these featured foods and others like them. On the menu: Roasted Wild Black Cod with Shallot Citronette; Braised Greens with Rainbow Roots; TurkeyBarley Chowder with Cruciferous Veggies; and Citrus-berry Smoothies. Withpoultry and seafood; no eggs, dairy options.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Sunday Sep 27, 1-3:30pm. West Seattle

Tuesday Oct 6, 6:30-9pm. PCC Co-op Office

Sunday Oct 11, 1-3:30pm. Redmond

Sunday Oct 25, 1-3:30pm. Edmonds

Sunday Nov 8, 1-3:30pm. Issaquah



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1006



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FoodVegetarian Middle Eastern Mezze Class401111:00 PM3:30 PMVegetarian Middle Eastern Mezze



SUREYYA GOKERI

Whetherit?s from Turkey, Persia or the Arabic countries, mezze means an array of up to 50 small dishes served before meals or at parties. Sureyya makes a selection of mezze that you can easily make at home. From Lebanon is Taboulleh Salad with ripe tomatoes and fresh mint, and Zaytun Msabbah (spiced olives seasoned with thyme, garlic and pomegranate juice). From Jordan comesKhoubiz (flat bread), found on every Middle Eastern table. From Syria, Baba Ghanouj, is a smoky, savory dip of eggplant and tahini; from Sureyya?s home country of Turkey is Enginar Dolmasi (artichokes with orange-scented vegetables); and a sweetmeat from Iraq, Holwah Tamar (dates stuffed with spiced walnuts and sesame seeds). Vegetarian; no dairy or eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Saturday Sep 26, 3-5:30pm. Edmonds

Sunday Oct 4, 1-3:30pm. Issaquah

Tuesday Oct 13, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Sunday Oct 18, 1-3:30pm. Redmond

Sunday Oct 25, 1-3:30pm. West Seattle



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=986



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FoodAmerican Lamb Jam401113:00 PM6:00 PMThis ultimate taste-off features top chefs and their creative preparations of lusty lamb dishes paired with wines from 15 award-winning Washington wineries.



Join us and vote for your favorite dishes!

Best of Show

Most Creative

Best Wine Pairing

1st place awards for Shoulder
, Leg, Shank and Loin Tastes



$30



http://www.seattlemag.com/0p66ev1210/american-lamb-jam-seattle/

Downtown

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FreeFree Film: World According to Monsanto401115:00 PM7:30 PMThis fall, watch a movie with PCC Public Affairs Director Trudy Bialic at our Edmonds store or PCC Nutrition Education Manager Goldie Caughlan at Redmond. The showings are free and seats are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Space is limited, so please arrive before the film is scheduled to begin. Following each showing, Trudy and Goldie will lead lively discussions focusing on the issues pertaining to the films. Andyes ? popcorn and beverages will be included!



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http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/community/events/
PCC Edmonds

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FoodThanksgiving 101 - How to Host Your First Thanksgiving401116:00 PM9:30 PMThanksgiving 101 - How to host your first Thanksgiving.



Hands ON



I know, I know I've been there too. It's one thing to take a dish to a dinner, it's a whole other thing to have to be the host. We'll tackle the biggest challenge of the dinner, how to plan and execute a menu where everything is ready at the same time. From planning the shopping trip, to prep, and cooking we'll work through the basics of how to enjoy this special occasion with friends and/or family.



MENU



Sausage Stuffed Turkey

Cranberry- Pear Compote

Lemon Sweet Potatoes

Apple Pie



$87.60



http://www.cookingschoolsofamerica.com/dianesmarketkitchen/index.php?flag_menu_index=reservation_php#552
Downtown

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FoodArmenian Adventure Cooking Class401116:30 PM9:00 PMArmenian Adventure



LESA SULLIVAN

Armenian cuisine is averitable melting pot of Mediterranean flavors ? Greek, Turkish, Jewish, Lebanese, Persian and even Russian dishes have influenced and are influenced by this rich and ancient culture. Learn more about the food and peoplewho flourish at the crossroads of East and West, as you sip on S?rj (spiced, sweet stovetop coffee). Lesa demonstrates how to make Lamajun, (Armenian flatbread ?pizza?); Kofta Mishmisheya (lamb meatballs in apricot sauce); Sarma (veggie and rice-stuffed cabbage leaves); Anoush Aboor (dairy- and egg-free rice pudding with a hint of rosewater). With meat; no dairy oreggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Wednesday Oct 7, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Sunday Oct 11, 1-3:30pm. West Seattle

Monday Oct 12, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

Monday Oct 19, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Sunday Oct 25, 1-3:30pm. Issaquah



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=987



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FoodWine & Chocolate Parlour Nights @ Oh! Chocolate401116:30 PM9:00 PM"Wine & Chocolate! Oh la la!



Oh! Chocolate is excited to announce the addition of wine at our Madison Park shop! Specially chosen bottles of wine have been selected to complement our chocolate and are now available for purchase in our Madison Park chocolate shop. A good wine can stand on its own, but chocolate makes the perfect complement to an evening of fine wine and good food.



Inspired by the pairing of wine & chocolate, our chocolatiers have introduced the Oh! Chocolate Parlour Night - it is an evening of fun & games - devoted to good food, fine wine & chocolate.



The Parlour Night is a fantastic one-of-a-kind event, perfect for private celebrations, evenings with friends and corporate parties. The menu features small plates, wine and chocolates, served in courses. It is an intriguing culinary experience not to be missed.



Parlour Nights begin at 6: 30 p.m. - $69 per person all inclusive.



Please call 206.329.8777 to make a reservation or book online at brownpapertickets.com for one of the followingdates:



April 25

May 23

June 20 & 21

July 25

August 22 & 23

September 26 & 27

October 24 & 25



For more information or to schedule a private event, please contact Margo at 206.329.8777." End time approximate. http://www.ohchocolate.com/blog/?page_id=17

Madison Park

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FoodMusic at Hidmo (Most Sundays - Check with Restaurant to Confirm)401118:00 PM10:00 PMFrom website of musician Larry Swanson: http://www.larryswanson.com/music-and-dance/African-music-nights-HIDMO.htm



"Sunday Nights at Hidmo

Various Artists

Sunday evenings

8-10 pm

FREE (donations welcome)

HIDMO Eritrean Restaurant

2000 S. Jackson St.

206-329-1534



This free evening of African music has been happening every Sunday at HIDMO since thespring of 2005. Hidmo is a great Eritrean/East African restaurant offeringgood food at reasonable prices. Come join the fun in a "house-party" atmosphere where the performers let their hair down and try out new things." See below or Larry's website for performers for this week.



http://www.Hidmo.org
Hidmo Eritrean Restaurant 2000 S. Jackson St.

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FoodMac and Cheese Mondays at The Tasting Room401125:00 PM7:00 PMThe Mac is Back in Town!



We've joined up with Beecher's Handmade Cheese to serve their hedonistic version of an old time favorite, mac-n-cheese, which we pair with some wonderful wines.



Join us every Monday at 5 p.m. until we run out. You can order it by itself, or try our mac-n-cheese wine flight - yum! We will take reservations for parties of six or more.



Beecher's uses no artificial preservatives, no artificial coloring, no flavor enhancers, no hydrogenated oils, nitrates and polysorbate in its mac-n-cheese; it's always rBST free and it's made right here in the Market!



http://tastingroomseattle.com/events/mac-cheese-monday



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FoodSupreme Soups & Bisques401126:00 PM8:30 PMMonday, October 26, 2009



Supreme Soups & Bisques

with Chef Larry Monaco



6:00 - 8:30pm



Chef Larry Monaco will share his classic hearty autumn soups, bisques and Paninis to jazz up a fall evening! Menu: Black Bean and Chipotle Soup with Duck Confit Quesadillas, Mushroom Bisque, and Classic Chicken Noodle Soup with Mini Grilled Cheese. Please note that when purchasing cooking classes online, your seats are not confirmed until you receive a receipt in the mail. If there is no availability you will be notified and not charged for your order.



type of class: demonstration



cost: $65



http://www.dish-it-up.com/calendar/class.php?record_no=00647
Magnolia

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FoodCooks & Books with William Grimes at The Ruins401126:00 PM9:00 PMOn October 26th, we welcome William Grimes, the author of 'Appetite City: A Culinary History of New York', to our Cooks & Books Series. In his new book, the former New York Times restaurant critic takes us on a grand tour of the history of New York restaurants. From the days of sidewalk oyster bars and turtle soup, through the creation of Little Italy and Chinatown, and the birth of Times Square--it is a unique and delicious historical journey. The over-the-top rococo private club The Ruins will be the setting for our dinner, with an inspiring menu created from some of New York's great iconographic restaurants: Delmonico's, Lindy's, The Waldorf Astoria, the Plaza, Windows on the World. And we'll start the evening off with some classic cocktails, too (Grimes is the author of 'Straight Up or On the Rocks: The Story of the American Cocktail'.)

Put on some heelsand lipstick, perhaps a tophat(!) and join us for an evening to remember:cocktails, wine, courses, gratuity and a copy of 'Appetite City' are included in the all-inclusive $200 per/person price. Seating is at 6pm, andreservations are required.

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For more information about the event, please call 206.632.241



http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/73143
527 Roy St Seattle

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FoodSimply Seafood401126:30 PM9:00 PMSimply Seafood

Lesa Sullivan

Lesa will give you plenty of tips on how to select, handle and cook many kinds of seafood in this fun
, hands-on class. You?ll make Coconut Prawns with Hot and Sour Dipping Sauce; Northwestern-style Roasted Salmon; and Market-fresh Cioppino (Mediterranean-style seafood stew made with the best catch of the day). With seafood, dairy and eggs.



Members: $40, Non-members: $45



Monday Oct 26, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Sunday Nov 1, 1-3:30pm. Issaquah

Sunday Nov 8, 1-3:30pm. Redmond

Monday Nov 9, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1029



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FoodRavioli Workshop401126:30 PM9:00 PMRavioli Workshop



IOLE AGUERO

Join Iole in a lively class where you?ll learn to make a staple of Italian home-cooked meals ? ravioli. With a sheet of dough, a little practice, and a handful of fun, you?ll become an expert at making these little pillows of filled pasta and two complementary sauces. You?ll make Three-cheese Ravioli with Tomato and Basil Sauce, and Butternut Squash Ravioli with Brown Butter Sage Sauce. Vegetarian, with dairy and eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Friday Oct 16, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah

Tuesday Oct 20, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

Thursday Oct 22, 11am-1:30pm. Edmonds

Monday Oct 26, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Saturday Nov 7, 3-5:30pm. West Seattle

Monday Nov 9, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Friday Nov 13, 11am-1:30pm. Issaquah



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=994



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FoodBeans, Grains and More Class401126:30 PM9:00 PMBeans, Grains and More

Ami Karnosh

Nutritionist Ami Karnosh will show you why and how to include whole grains and beans into healthy, delicious meals that will delight the whole family. You?ll learn the best cooking techniques, and make recipes including Lemony Bulgar and Quinoa Pilaf; Herbed White Beans; Barley and Cranberry Salad; Black Bean Salsa; and Lentil Tomato Sauce with Polenta. Vegetarian; no dairy or eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Monday Oct 26, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

Monday Nov 2, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Monday Nov 9, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah

Wednesday Nov 11, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1030



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FoodGourmet Holiday Vegetarian Feast401126:30 PM9:30 PMMonday, October 26, 2009

6:30 - 9:30 pm

Gourmet Holiday Vegetarian Feast

Chef Dawnula Koukol

$95 per person



Vegetarian cuisine can be full of bold and exciting flavors. This class will transform your view if you think ?bland and boring? when you contemplate vegetarian cuisine. Chef Dawnula will focus on the art of delicious (and healthy) vegetarian cooking drawing from a rich diversity of ethnic cuisines. Along the way, she?ll introduce you to several wonderful dishes that will become family favorites in your home.



http://www.blueribboncooking.com/cookingclasses.html



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FreeThird Place Cooks!401127:00 PM8:30 PMhttp://www.thirdplacebooks.com/event/third-place-cooksLake Forest Park

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FoodScience on Tap401127:00 PM9:00 PM"A place to eat, drink, and talk about science"



Ravenna Science on Tap is the last Monday of the month at the Ravenna Third Place Pub.



"Science on Tap is a place where anyone can come toexplore the latest ideas in science and technology in a relaxed atmosphere...What to expect: meetings usually last about one to two hours. The speakers give a short talk about their area of interest, followed by a break to fill up on coffee and a time for small group discussions. Afterwards there will be a question and answer session and general discussion of the topic with the speaker and the audience at large."



Science on Tap is alsoat T.S. McHugh's Pub in Lower Queen Anne on the first Tuesday of the month.



Please see organizations website's for this month's topic.



http://www.scienceontap.org/index.htm



End times approximate. Please contact event organizers above for more information or to confirm dates, time and location.

Please see www.FreshPickedSeattle.com for additional Seattle food events, farmers markets info and more.
Ravenna Third Place Pub

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FoodChocolate Truffle Workshop401127:00 PM10:00 PMGREAT GIFTS FROM YOUR KITCHEN: CHOCOLATE TRUFFLE WORKSHOP

Monday, October 26, 7-10pm

Instructor: Suzanne Hunter

*This hands-on class is limited to 12 students



DO EVERYTHING EXCEPT BATHE IN CHOCOLATE

Learn to make fabulous chocolates to serve your guests or give as gifts. In this hands-on class you will learn how to temper chocolate, mold it, dip it and make a luscious assortment of truffle centers. To cover all tastes wewill include dark, milk and white chocolate options. Indulge your passionfor chocolate as we train your hands to make the skillful moves that make perfect truffles. Suzanne Hunter, a true chocolate specialist, will teachyou how to work and feel like a professional. But most importantly, you will do everything except bathe in chocolate, including smelling, tasting and consuming lots of chocolate!

Dark Chocolate Orange and Grand Marnier Truffle; Milk Chocolate with Coffee and Kahlua Truffle; White Chocolate and Dark Chocolate Two Toned Truffle; Almond, Amaretto and Almond Praline Truffle; Cranberry and Loganberry Liqueur Truffles; and Ginger Truffle Wrapped in Marzipan.



$78



Discounts available for multiple class purchases.



http://www.bon-vivant.com/

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FestivalsHalloween Carnival4011310:00 AM12:00 PMHalloween Carnival - October 27, 2007

10 a.m. - noon

Get out your sheets and dust off your wands! Co sponsored by the 65th Street Preschool Co-op, the annual Halloween Carnival features games and activities geared for younger children. Old favorites include the Fishing Hole, Trickor Treat Street, Cookie Decorating and Face Painting.

Tickets are 4 for$1 and most games cost two tickets.



http://www.phinneycenter.org/events/halloween.shtml

Phinney

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FreeSpooky Treat Party Food Demo401131:30 PM2:30 PMTues,

Oct. 27 Spooky Treats!

Party foods for kids and adults

1:30 and 5 pm



http://shoreline.central-market.com/newSite/shoreline/shops/index.php?shop=culinary

Shoreline Central Market

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FreeSpooky Treat Party Food Demo401135:00 PM6:00 PMTues,

Oct. 27 Spooky Treats!

Party foods for kids and adults

1:30 and 5 pm



http://shoreline.central-market.com/newSite/shoreline/shops/index.php?shop=culinary

Shoreline Central Market

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FoodOyster Happy Hour401136:00 PM8:00 PMTuesday, October 27th

Oyster Happy Hour

6:00 - 8:00 p.m. 69cents/oyster



Westlake's popular happy hour returns after a summer vacation. Succulent, briny treats on the half-shell are shucked to order by Westlake fishmongers. Enjoy them by the full or half dozen in our Market Caf‚ with friends and beverages; bottled beer ($1.99) and wine by the glass ($4.50). Patio seating available; weather permitting.



http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/stores/westlake/storecalendar.php
Whole Foods Westlake

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PacNWEating For The Menopausal Journey Cooking Class401136:00 PM8:00 PMEating For The Menopausal Journey

If you want to sail throughperi-menopause or menopause gracefully and with more vitality , learn hownutrient-dense cooking can promote hormonal balance. In this class you?ll learn how phytoestrogen-rich foods, essential fats, mineral-rich broths and nourishing herbal infusions will help regulate your hormones, strengthen your bones, minimize weight gain, and protect against heart disease andcancer.

Class Date(s):

Tuesday, October 27th, 6:00 - 8:00 pm



Class Details

Class Fee: $27.50

Instructor(s): Karen Lamphere, MS, CN

Location: J. Matheson Kitchen & Gourmet



http://jmatheson.com/classes.php?class_id=226



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Everett

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FoodButtercream & Royal Icing Flowers Class401136:00 PM8:30 PMButtercream & Royal Icing Flowers II

Class Description

Take your cake decorating to the next level. Learn to make a variety of flowers from icing. We start with cherry blossoms and build on those to include wild roses, forget-me-nots, violets, pansies, daffodils, primroses, daisies, carnations, gardenias and others. At the end of class, you will take home a box of finished flowers, ready to add to your next cake!



Tuesday, 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM; 1 session on October 27, 2009

Tuition: $35.00 Materials Cost: $10.00

Instructor: Bloomquist

Location: SSCC,Pastry & Baking Arts Building (PBA), PBA 102



http://www.learnatsouth.org/index.cfm?method=ClassInfo.ClassInformation&int_class_id=14023&int_category_id=2&int_sub_category_id=14&int_catalog_id=0







South Seattle Community College

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FoodAdvanced Chocolate Series (3-Week Series/Classes Can Be Taken Singly)401136:00 PM9:00 PMTake this three night hands-on training in chocolate, taught by professional chocolatiers, Bill Fredericks and Elizabeth Peckham.



Class size will be limited. Use this opportunity to advance your skills, perfect your technique and get your questions answered.



Classes can be taken individually or as a series for a $30 savings.



Tuesday, 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM; 4 sessions starting October 27, 2009, ending November 17, 2009No class Nov 3

Cost: $150.00 Materials Cost: $30.00

Instructor: Fredericks

Location: SSCC, Pastry & Baking Arts Building (PBA), PBA



http://learnatsouth.org/index.cfm?method=ClassInfo.ClassInformation&int_class_id=14078&int_category_id=2&int_sub_category_id=17&int_catalog_id=0
South Seattle

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FoodAdvanced Chocolate Series (3-Week Series/Classes Can Be Taken Singly)401136:00 PM9:00 PMTake this three night hands-on training in chocolate, taught by professional chocolatiers, Bill Fredericks and Elizabeth Peckham.



Class size will be limited. Use this opportunity to advance your skills, perfect your technique and get your questions answered.



Classes can be taken individually or as a series for a $30 savings.



Tuesday, 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM; 4 sessions starting October 27, 2009, ending November 17, 2009No class Nov 3

Cost: $150.00 Materials Cost: $30.00

Instructor: Fredericks

Location: SSCC, Pastry & Baking Arts Building (PBA), PBA



http://learnatsouth.org/index.cfm?method=ClassInfo.ClassInformation&int_class_id=14078&int_category_id=2&int_sub_category_id=17&int_catalog_id=0
South Seattle

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FoodApps & Author Talk: C.Marina Marchese 'Honeybee: Lessons From an Accidental Beekeeper401136:30 PM9:00 PMSet in Tom Douglas' fabulous Palace Ballroom, The Good Life events begin with cocktails, tasty treats & mingling, and are highlighted by an onstage conversation and interview with the author, led by Warren Etheredge of The Warren Report. Following the talk is a lively audience question and answer period, and then Marchese will personalize your book. Appetizers and a copy of 'Honeybee: Lessons From an Accidental Beekeeper' are included in the $35 ticket price. A cash bar is available, and the eveningends with a Theo Chocolate confection.

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For more information on this event, please call 206.632.2419

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Ten years ago, Marina Marchese fell in love with bees during a tour of a neighbor's hives. Surprised to find that allowing docile honeybees to crawl across her hands instilled a serene tranquility and comfort, Marina quit herjob, acquired her own bees, built her own hives, harvested honey, earned a certificate in apitherapy (the use of honeybee products in medicinal healing) and eventually opened her own business. Today, Red Bee Honey sells artisanal honey and honey-related products to shops and restaurants all over the country. This is one woman's story, but it is also bursting with fascinating and practical information about all aspects of bees, beekeeping and honey, including: building a beehive; pollination and its importance in sustaining life; harvesting honey; healing with honey and apitherapy
; and much more. Recipes for food, drink and personal care products madeof honey are included throughout--and Marchese will lead us in an artisanal honey tasting at the conclusion of her interview that evening.

With the challenge of colony collapse disorder threatening the future of honeybeestoday, spend an evening learning about these amazing creatures and how much they contribute to our lives.



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The Good Life has been created by Kim Ricketts Book Events and The Warren Report, and is supported by sponsorships from Childrens Trust Foundation, Bastyr University, Tom Douglas Restaurants, Theo Chocolate, and Lush Life Floral.



Notes

Ticket price of $35 per person includes appetizers and a copy of the featured book. A cash bar is available during the evening.



http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/73025



Tom Douglas Palace Ballroom

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FoodFrench Skillet Fundamentals by All-Clad401136:30 PM9:30 PMFrench Skillet Fundamentals by All-Clad

Location: Kirkland Store

Class format: Hands-On

Price: $95.00

Date: Tuesday, Oct 27, 2009

Time: 6:30 PM

Restrictions: Ages 18 and Older

Instructor: Ed Kernan FREE All-Clad 11? French Skillet with purchase of class.This classwill teach you the fundamentals of the skillet, one of the most widely used tools in any kitchen. Our instructor will share with you the tips and techniques you need to create many delicious dishes, including risottos, steaks, desserts and much more. Best of all, the chefs? favorite All-Clad French Skillet you use in class will be yours to take home.



MENU Wild Mushroom Risotto - Seared Hanger Steak with Red Wine Pan Sauce - Grilled FallVegetable Salad - Bananas Foster



End time approximate.



http://cookingclasses.surlatable.com/browse/classDetailPage1.jsp?classId=0491060
Kirkland

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FoodDine, Learn and Cook Restaurant Series-- Phnom Penh Noodle House401136:30 PM9:30 PMTuesday, October 27 Phnom Penh Noodle House (Dine)



Tuesday
, November 3 NVC Kitchen (Demo Cooking Class)



Sam Ung and Naomi Kakiuchi



6:30 pm both nights



Special price $127 (2-class series)



Special inaugural price save $20 per person!



Ever pass by a restaurant and wonder how the food is? Well now you can have a guided tour! Come enjoy the art of eating and cooking in community with NuCulinary. Our unique Dine, Learnand Cook Restaurant Series is a two-class series. For the first experience
, we eat together at one of Naomi?s favorite Asian restaurants and then wemeet at NuCulinary?s new Seattle kitchen location to learn from the chef how to cook the delicious dishes from the week before. Meet the gregarious and talented chef owner Sam Ung of Phnom Penh Noodle House in the International District. We have picked out some of his most popular dishes for our special menu of Cambodian cuisine.



Dinner Menu



Samlaw Machou (CambodianSeafood Sweet-Sour Tamarind Broth Soup)



A-mok Trei (Steamed Fish with Red Coconut Curry and Lemongrass over Collard Greens)



Jasmine Steamed Rice



Shredded Green Mango Salad (Fresh herbs, shredded green mangos and Phnom Penh?s house dressing)



Lok Lac (Marinated Tender Beef with House Spices & Whiskey over a bed of fresh vegetables with Lemon and Black Pepper Vinaigrette)



Mee Katang Phnom Penh (Wide Rice Noodles Stir-fried with seafood, meats and vegetables)



Banana Tapioca pudding



Jasmine Green Tea (Additional beverages are no-host)



Class Locations:



Phnom Penh NoodleHouse

660 South King St

Seattle, WA 98104-2938

(206) 748-9825



Nisei Veterans Committee

(NVC Kitchen-enter from parking lot)

1212 South King St

Seattle, WA 98144



End time approximate



http://www.cookingschoolsofamerica.com/nuculinary/index.php?flag_menu_index=calendar_php



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FoodHome Cheesemaking Workshop401136:30 PM9:30 PM"Home CHEESEMAKING Workshop

Say CHEESE! All around the world cheese makers are found crafting their own unique blend of 'curdled' milk 'cultures'=cheese! This traditional art is now enjoying a resurgence in the United States. Join local home Cheesemaker Mark Solomon for a comprehensiveworkshop on demystifying the lost art of home cheese making. This class will offer an introduction to the concepts involved in cheese making as well as the practical applications. In the first class we will learn to make soft cheeses like Mexican queso fresco, ricotta, mozzarella, middle-easternlebneh and buttermilk cheese w. fresh herbs. The second class will cover making Hard Cheeses at home like: gouda, cheddar, leicester, colby, manchego and more!

Details: A Hands-On Class. Limit: 14 students.

Who: Cheesemaker Mark Solomon





$120

http://cooksworld.net/classes.php?m=10&y=2009
U-Village

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PacNWMaster Beekeeping Course401136:30 PM9:30 PMMaster Beekeeper Course

How Sweet It Is!

Now you can become a Master Beekeeper, help keep local pollinators thriving, and satisfy your sweet tooth at the same time!



Once again, Washington State UniversitySnohomish County Extension and Beez Neez Apiary Supply are teaming up to sponsor three sessions over the next six months of the popular apprentice level course in the Master Beekeeper Program. The five-week course provides athorough introduction to beekeeping for novice beekeepers as well as a comprehensive refresher course for experienced apiculturists.



The first session starts Tuesday evenings, October 27 through November 24, 2009 from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. in McCollum Park at WSU Snohomish County Extension?s Cougar Auditorium, 600 128th ST SE, Everett. The course will be repeated in 2010 starting Monday, January 11 and again next spring starting March 1.



Designed to build basic beekeeping skills, topics to be covered include bee biology, equipment, seasonal management requirements, identification, and management of pests, as well as honey removal and processing. The overall focus will hone in on the unique challenges and benefits to beekeeping in the Pacific Northwest.



A workshop manual complements the lectures. Participants completing the five-week course and passing the WashingtonState Apprentice Beekeeper level exam (an open book test) will receive a certificate towards the Journey and Master Beekeeper levels of training.



Each session will be taught by local beekeeping professionals, WSU Snohomish County Extension entomologist Dave Pehling, and Jim Tunnell, owner ofBeez Neez Apiary in Snohomish.



Class size is limited and expected to fill quickly. The cost for the five-week course is $50 per person. To register, contact Karie Christensen at (425) 357-6039, or email her at klchristen@cahnrs.wsu.edu. You may also download the registration form at http://www.snohomish.wsu.edu/ag/workshops/beekeeping09.pdf and mail it with your check.



For more information on the course, contact Dave Pehling, pehling@wsu.edu, (425) 357-6019.



Extension programs and policies are consistentwith federal and state laws and regulations on nondiscrimination regardingrace, color, gender, national origin, religion, age, disability, and sexual orientation. Evidence of non-compliance may be reported through your local Extension Office. Persons with a disability requiring special accommodation can request accommodation 21 days before training at (425) 338.2400. If accommodation is not requested in advance, we cannot guarantee availability on-site.





http://cascadeharvest.org/calendar/2009/october/27/master-beekeeper-course
Everett

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FreeFoodie Trivia Night401137:30 PM9:00 PMTuesday October 27th

Foodie Trivia Night

7:30-9PM Free, in our community room



Yeah, you watch Top Chef every week, and sure, yousubscribe to every food publication out there, but how foodie savvy are you, really? Come test your smarts tonight with our first foodie trivia night!



http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/stores/interbay/storecalendar.php
Whole Foods Interbay

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Charitable5% Day to Benefit Solid Ground4011412:00 AM12:00 AMhttp://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/stores/interbay/storecalendar.phpWhole Foods Interbay

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Charitable5% Day to Benefit Solid Ground4011412:00 AM12:00 AMhttp://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/stores/rooseveltsquare/storecalendar.phpWhole Foods Roosevelt

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FreeStore Tour: Shopping on a Budget401145:00 PM6:00 PMWednesday, October 28th

Store Tour: Shopping on a Budget

5:00pm Free



Eating healthy, natural food doesn't have to mean spending your whole paycheck on groceries! Join us for this awesome store tour, and we'll show you all of our best deals, plus a ton of tips on how to save throughout the store and lots of easy meal ideas.



http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/stores/redmond/storecalendar.php
Whole Foods Redmond

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FoodMidweek Time Out: Take me to the Casbah401146:00 PM8:00 PMWednesday, October 28th



Midweek Time Out: Take me to the Casbah

6-8pm in Salud! $35



Join us for a night of sensuous, fragrant Moroccan tastes. We'll explore exotic spice blends and learn how to use a Tagine. Tonight we will eat intriguing, exhilarating food with wines to match. The perfect Friday night date. On the Menu:



Chilled Chickpea, Tomato Cumin Soup

Spicy Lamb Kibbeh with Mint Chutney

North African Chicken Tagine

Moroccan Pancake with Honey and Pear



http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/stores/bellevue/storecalendar.php
Whole Foods Bellevue

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FoodHarvest Celebration Cooking Class with Chef John Neumark401146:00 PM8:30 PM

Harvest Celebration with Chef John Neumark

with Chef John Neumark



6:00 - 8:30pm



Join Chef John Neumark for Antipasti - Swordfish Spiedini with Green Olives, Primi - Pumpkin Risotto, Secondi - Duck Breast with Lentils, and Dolce - Ginger Poached Pear with Cardamom Anglaiseand Almond Praline. Please note that when purchasing cooking classes online, your seats are not confirmed until you receive a receipt in the mail. If there is no availability you will be notified and not charged for your order.



type of class: demonstration



cost: $80



http://www.dish-it-up.com/calendar/class.php?record_no=00648



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Magnolia

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FoodPiemontese Table at Palace Ballroom401146:30 PM8:00 PMPIEMONTESE TABLE AT THE PALACE BALLROOM OCTOBER 28TH, 6:30-8PM

On Wednesday October 28th, Tom Douglas Restaurants and Pike and WesternWine Shop will host our good friend Pietro Ratti, of Renato Ratti Winery, at Piemontese Table at the Palace Ballroom.



What exactly is this event? Well, we conceive it as being more casual than a sit down dinner but more substantive than a walk around tasting. Chefs Eric Tanaka and Tom Douglas will both be making food to go with Pietro's dolcetto, barbera, nebbiolo and barolos. Ratti, Tanaka (who spent a year working in one of Piedmont's top restaurants) and Douglas (who has made numerous trips there and understands the food and wine of the region as well as anyone) will all be there to talk about food and wine.



The cost is $40 plus tax and reservations are required.



To make your reservation contact Christy at (206)448.2001 or via email at christinal@tomdouglas.com



http://tomdouglas.com/events/view/id/53
Downtown

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CharitableThe Cabernet Classic401146:30 PM9:00 PMCabernet, the class act of the wine world, will be showcasedin the first ever "Cabernet Classic", a Grand Tasting! Experience the range and diversity of Cabernet featuring an amazing array of Cabernets and Cab-based blends.



Meet artisan winemakers who have hand-crafted these wines, take in our breathtaking show of paintings by Haris Purnomo of Jakarta, Indonesia, if you haven't yet had a chance, and meet local artists presenting their work.



This event benefits the Center on Contemporary Art, and is open to our members and the public.



Tickets at www.cocaseattle.org/tickets.php.
Shilshole Bay Beach Club

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FoodWraps and Rolls of the World Class401146:30 PM9:00 PMWraps and Rolls of the World



BIRGITTE ANTONSEN

Many countries offer foods that are enclosed in dough or vegetables, then baked,steamed, fried or eaten raw. In this hands-on class, you?ll make four popular wraps from around the world, starting in Russia with Pirogis, savory filled pastries. From Latin America comes the ever- popular Tamale, a traditional pillow of steamed cornmeal with seasonal fillings. You?ll also make refreshing Thai Salad Rolls in a rice wrapper with Peanut Dipping Sauce.French-inspired Sweet Orange Coconut Crˆpes with ice cream make a light, sweet ending to our global journey. Vegetarian with eggs; dairy optional.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Wednesday Oct 7, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Thursday Oct 8, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle

Wednesday Oct 14, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Wednesday Oct 21, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

Wednesday Oct 28, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=992



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FoodMoroccan Feast Class401146:30 PM9:00 PMMoroccan Feast



OLAIYA LAND

Moroccan cuisine is one of Olaiya?s favorites, and it may be yours too after making and enjoying this lush, but easy menu. Come explore the vibrant flavors of Morocco in this fun, hands-on class. Learn to use the exotic spices of North Africa to make Marinated Red Peppers with Feta, Fried Capers and Preserved Lemon; Chicken Tagine with Prunes and Honey; Marinated Carrots with Cumin, Coriander and Mint; and Pistachio-filled Fillo Pastries flavored with Orange and Cardamom for dessert. With poultry and dairy; no eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Sunday Oct 18, 1-3:30pm. West Seattle

Wednesday Oct 28, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

Tuesday Nov 3, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Sunday Nov 8, 1-3:30pm. Edmonds

Wednesday Nov 18, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=995



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FoodSushi Rolls Made Easy Class401146:30 PM9:00 PMSushi Rolls Made Easy



SEPPO FARREY

Sushi has become one of America?s most popular foods, and sushi rolls are the most well-knownvariety. Maki Sushi is ?rolled sushi? with narrow strips of different ingredients layered on a bed of vinegared rice and spread on a sheet of nori (seaweed). Just about any ingredient can be rolled into the center, from avocado to spinach to tofu. Learn to make perfect sushi rice, prepare effortless sushi rolls and serve your creations with elegance. Vegetarian; no dairy or eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Wednesday Oct 21, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Wednesday Oct 28, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Tuesday Nov 3, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

Wednesday Nov 11, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah

Tuesday Nov 17, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=996



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FoodDate Night: Spice up Your Life Cooking Class401146:30 PM9:00 PMDate Night: Spice up Your Life!



LYNNE VEA

Impress yoursweetie or attract a new one with Lynne?s scrumptious menu that will heat up your taste buds and create excitement in the kitchen. She?ll recommend wine pairings for the delightful menu of Green Curry Seafood Bisque with Shredded Coconut and Lime; Warm Spice-roasted Butternut and Macadamia Salad with Warm Greens and Wasabi-Fig Vinaigrette; and Sizzling Kal Bi Marinated Steak with Crispy Garlic Threads and Kim Chi Fried Rice. Caramel Coconut Flan with Rum-flamed Bananas makes a sizzling dessert for your special evening. With meat, seafood, dairy and eggs.



Members: $45, Non-members: $50
nIncludes $5 for wine tasting.



Wednesday Oct 7, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle

Friday Oct 9, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Wednesday Oct 28, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Friday Oct 30, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

Friday Nov 6, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=989



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Various, See Description

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FoodChocolate in Four Courses (Gluten-Free) Class401146:30 PM9:00 PMEveryone could use a few more ways to eat chocolate! Instructor and certified nutritionist Christine Weiss will give you the inside scoop on chocolate's health benefits, as well as some creative ideas on using chocolate in both savory and sweet dishes. You'll learn how to use cacao nibs in a green salad with citrus dressing as well as make a chocolate mole sauce for garbanzo beans, and quinoa with cherries. For dessert, you'll try your hand at a rich and decadent flourless chocolate cake





Wednesday, 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM; 1 session on October 28, 2009

Cost: $45.00 Materials Cost: $15.00

Instructor: Weiss

Location: SSCC, Culinary Arts Building (CAB), CAB





http://learnatsouth.org/index.cfm?method=ClassInfo.ClassInformation&int_class_id=14105&int_category_id=2&int_sub_category_id=41&int_catalog_id=0



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S. Seattle Community College

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FoodTheo Chocolate University (See Description for Class Details)401146:30 PM9:30 PMTheo Chocolate University - Fall Semester 2009

All classes are held at: Theo Chocolate 3400 Phinney Avenue North in the Fremont neighborhood of Seattle, Wednesday evenings from 6:30-8:30pm.



All classes are $40 (+tax). If you register for 5 classes or more we offer a 10% discount.

*There is an additional $15 lab fee for choc302, choc401, choc402, and an additional $30 lab fee for choc301



Series 1: Chocolate Science: Learn all about the science behind the flavor and health benefits of this complexfruit.

September 16: CHOC101 - The Real Thing

September 23: CHOC102 - Chocolate for Nerds

Series 2: Chocolate in the World: Learn about the cocoa and chocolate industries in the market place internationally.

September 30: CHOC201 - Cocoa, Up Close and Personal

October 7: CHOC202 - Inside the Industry

Series 3: The Art of Making Chocolate: Behind the closed doors ofmanufacturing chocolate from bean to bar to confection.

October 14: CHOC301 - Factory Secrets*

October 21: CHOC302 - Ganache Making*

October 28: CHOC303 - Homemade Chocolate

Series 4: Chocolate Connoisseur: An exceptional exploration into the heart of chocolate sensory evaluation.

November 4:CHOC401 - Tasting Like a Professional*

November 11: CHOC402 - Beyond Dessert; Chocolate as a Savory Ingredient*

November 18: CHOC403 - Exotic & Erotic



http://www.theochocolate.com/
Fremont, Seattle

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FoodDia de los Meurtos Dinners at Art of the Table4011512:00 AM12:00 AMArt of the Table is featuring a Dia de los Meurtos-themed supper club. There will be photographs about the day. http://artofthetable.net/Wallingford

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FoodWine 101 at The Tasting Room4011512:00 AM12:00 AMSo, you think you don't know the difference between a Chardonnay and a Pinot Grigio? Not sure if your red is well-balanced or robust?


nThen join us at The Tasting Room Seattle on the last Thursday of each month for Wine 101, a fun overview of wine terms and facts to help you decipher an extensive wine list and survive an intimidating sommelier.



Cost is $20 for wine-club members, $25 for non-club members.



For more information and times, email jen@winesofwashington.com or call 206-770-9463



http://tastingroomseattle.com/events



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Downtown

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FreeDivine Chocolates Share the Love Sampling4011511:00 AM3:00 PMDivine Share the Love Sampling in Seattle

Pioneer Square

1st Ave & S. King St

Seattle, WA, 98104

United States



As part of our Share the Love campaign, Divine Chocolate will distribute samples and coupons in Seattle. Join us in Pioneer Square on Thursday, October 29th from 11:00am to 3:00pm and Share the Love!



http://www.divinechocolateusa.com/events/1640
Pioneer Square

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FreeWinter Squash Tasting401151:30 PM2:30 PMThurs,

Oct. 29 Winter Squash Tasting

Learn about the different varieties

1:30 and 5 pm



http://shoreline.central-market.com/newSite/shoreline/shops/index.php?shop=culinary
Shoreline Central Market

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FarmersLake City Farmers Market401153:00 PM7:00 PM2009: Thursdays 3pm to 7pm; Jun 4 - Oct 29. Next to the LakeCity Library at NE 125th and 28th Ave NE. "There is a free undground parking garage right next to the market on 28th Ave NE, and public parking on the streets surrounding the market."

http://www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org/markets/lake_city

Next to the Lake City Library at NE 125th and 28th Ave NE

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FreeWinter Squash Tasting401155:00 PM6:00 PMThurs,

Oct. 29 Winter Squash Tasting

Learn about the different varieties

1:30 and 5 pm



http://shoreline.central-market.com/newSite/shoreline/shops/index.php?shop=culinary
Shoreline Central Market

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FoodKids Halloween Craft Night at Theo Chocolate401155:30 PM7:30 PMTHURSDAY, OCTOBER 29th @ 5:30 - 7:30 pm

KIDS HALLOWEEN CRAFTNIGHT

We will kick the night off with a round of spooky chocolate bingo and then move on to an evening of crafts. We will have an area set up where kids can decorate their own 2 ounce chocolate bar, and a trick-or-treat bag. Costumes are optional!

COST: $7 (+tax) per child | NO reservations required



http://theonista.typepad.com/theonistas_unite/2009/09/upcoming-fun-fall-events.html
Fremont, WA

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HolidayHalloween Carnival at Delridge Community Center401156:00 PM8:00 PMHalloween Carnival, Delridge Community Center



Join us for an evening of family-oriented Halloween fun! Ages: 1 and older. Cost: Free.
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Delridge

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CharitableFarestart Guest Chef: Chef Kerry Sear of SAM401156:00 PM8:00 PMReservations available 9/17/9.



"A weekly highlight for the FareStart community is Thursday Guest Chef Night, held at the FareStart Restaurant at 7th & Virginia. For FareStart students, it is a unique opportunity to work with Seattle's premier chefs. For FareStart supporters, it's a great opportunity to enjoy an excellent meal, introduce new supporters to the organization, or volunteer. Since 1994, Guest Chef Night has raised more than $1.5 million, revenue which has gone directly back into our program, to support our student job training and placement services.



Every Thursday night, a different Guest Chef works with the students to prepare a three-course meal for over 200 guests served at the FareStart Restaurant. Guest Chef Night has been called 'Seattle's best food lover?s event' andfor just $24.95 it's one of the city?s best values as well. Hard-working community volunteers serve the guests who enjoy great food in support of FareStart and our students - 100% of the proceeds and gratuities from Guest Chef Night go back into the program and fund student services and training.



Guest Chef Night is open to the public and reservations are strongly suggested. For last minute requests, call 206-267-7601 to check for availability."



http://farestart.org/restaurant/guestchef/calendar/index.html
Downtown

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FoodIntro to Gumpaste401156:00 PM8:30 PMIntro to Gumpaste



Class Description

Add a new skill to your decorating bag of tricks! Gum paste is a pliable sugar dough mixed with gums, which makes it easy to shape like modeling clay. It can be tinted, painted on or dusted with decorating dusts. Take home a variety of sculpted shapes to add to your cakes.



Thursday, 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM; 1 session on October 29, 2009

Tuition: $35.00 Materials Cost: $10.00

Instructor: Bloomquist

Location: SSCC, Pastry & Baking Arts Building (PBA), PBA 102



http://www.learnatsouth.org/index.cfm?method=ClassInfo.ClassInformation&int_class_id=14024&int_category_id=2&int_sub_category_id=14&int_catalog_id=0





South Seattle Community College

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PacNWEmulating Julia Child Cooking Class401156:00 PM8:30 PMEmulating Julia Child

On the Menu: Beef Bourguignon with noodles; Savarin (cake); Appetizer moule mous- with onions, bacon or cheese

Class Date(s):

Thursday, October 29th, 6:00 - 8:30 pm



Class Details

Class Fee: $42.50

Instructor(s): Chef Petite Ann Dubert-Kelly

Location: J. Matheson Kitchen & Gourmet

To Register:

J. Matheson Kitchen & Gourmet

2609 Colby Ave., Everett WA 98201

(425) 258-4589



http://jmatheson.com/classes.php?class_id=238
Everett

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CharitableMeet the Masters: Oyster & Wine Pairing401156:00 PM9:00 PMMeet the Masters - Thursday, October 29 6 p.m.



Discover pairings of local oysters and local wines and meet regional oyster growers while they work their shucking magic and answer your most pressing oyster questions. Kevin Cedergreen of Cedergreen Cellars will be on hand with his finely crafted wines including his 2007 Sauvignon Blanc ? winner of the 2009 Pacific Coast Oyster Wine Competition. For each glass of Cedergreen Cellar wine sold during the event Elliott?s will donate one dollar to the Puget Sound Restoration Fund.



For festival menus, reservations and event tickets, visit www.elliottsoysterhouse.com.
Elliott's Oyster House

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FoodMeet Me on the Riviera: Food and Wines of Provence Class401156:30 PM9:00 PMMeet Me on the Riviera: Food and Wines of Provence



VIDACOLLERY, ROBERT PETERSEN

Fresh, seasonal food simply prepared is the hallmark of this regional Mediterranean cuisine, while the wines are infusedwith the warm flavors of wild, herb-filled meadows. Vida demonstrates a delightful menu while Robert discusses and pours the wine. They explore how climate and culture combine to produce delicious food and wine combinations. On the menu is Soupe de Moules (saffron-scented mussel soup with vermicelli); Gigot de Mare (baked garlic-studded fish with ratatouille); and Salade Verte (seasonal green salad with classic vinaigrette). Dessert is Fantaise Glace aux Poires et aux Bananes (wine-poached pears and bananas with meringue and ice cream). With seafood, dairy and eggs.



Members: $45, Non-members: $50

Includes $5 for wine tasting.



Friday Sep 18, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Saturday Oct 3, 3-5:30pm. Issaquah

Friday Oct 9, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Wednesday Oct 14, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

Thursday Oct 29, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=985



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FoodRaw Foods: Thai Extravaganza Class401156:30 PM9:00 PMRaw Foods: Thai Extravaganza



HEATHER ANDERSEN, LOIS BLANFORD

Chefs Heather and Lois of Chaco Canyon Organic Caf‚ have put togethera fresh Thai menu that their customers have been raving about. Zingy Thai Larb Portobello Mushroom Salad starts off the menu followed by delicate TomKha Soup rich with coconut and ginger. Green Thai Coconut Curried Vegetables make the entr‚e, and we finish with Coconut Mango Parfaits, made with young Thai coconuts. Heather will include a demonstration on how to open and enjoy a young coconut. Vegetarian; no dairy or eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Wednesday Sep 23, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Wednesday Sep 30, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Thursday Oct 8, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

Tuesday Oct 20
, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle

Thursday Oct 29, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=984



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FoodLocavore's Holiday Table Cooking Class401156:30 PM9:00 PMLocavore's Holiday Table

Leika Suzumura

Gathering aroundthe dinner table during the holidays is often the highlight of the season.Leika, a Bastyr-trained nutritionist, will demystify the idea of eating locally and show how to put an easy, elegant twist on a classic holiday menu. As we explore the positive impact of local seasonal foods and how to incorporate them into meal plans, you?ll enjoy the bounty of Washington-grown foods with Sage-roasted Chicken with Apples and Onions; Farro Cornbread Stuffing; and Butternut Squash with Pumpkin Seed Pesto. Savor the sweet simplicity of Caramelized Almond Pears for dessert. With poultry, dairy and eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Tuesday Oct 13, 6:30-9pm. WestSeattle

Sunday Oct 18, 1-3:30pm. Issaquah

Thursday Oct 29, 6:30-9pm.Greenlake

Tuesday Nov 3, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Saturday Nov 7, 3-5:30pm.Redmond



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1018



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FoodSushi Workshop w/Shawn Dempsey of Chiso401156:30 PM9:30 PMSUSHI Workshp

Join Guest Sushi Chef Shawn Dempsey, the head chef at the very popular CHISO'S Sushi Restaurant in Fremont and learn how to do-sushi-yourself! Rolling 'em, The Rice, the right colors & flavors &textures...His goal is to simplify the complex world of sushi, into a funand basic cuisine you can create at home AND he's an excellent teacher with a wealth of SUSHI knowledge & ideas. He will teach us the basic techniques of sushi preparation.Sushi is a great idea for party appetizers and quick
, healthy meals & can be much more economical if you prepare it at home. Also, learn what sushi ingredients to stock in your kitchen on a regular basis to make yourself a quick, healthy sushi dinner.Come Hungry!

Details:A HANDS-ON Class.

Who: Sushi Chef Shawn Dempsey

When: Thursday October 29, 6:30-9:30pm

How Much: $70.00



http://cooksworld.net/classes.php?m=10&y=2009
University Village

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FoodFlavors from India Cooking Class401156:30 PM9:30 PMTHU, OCT 29 2009

6:30 PM Flavors from India: Simply the MostLoved Recipes



CREATE A GREAT INDIAN RESTAURANT EXPERIENCE FOR YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS!

Enjoy a delicious Indian dinner with Chicken, Shrimp and Fresh Paneer cheese perked up with Indian spices. Learn how to make fresh Ghee (clarified butter).

Anjali will demonstrate the techniques of making Indian food, while sharing information about Northwest ingredients and the best Indian products available locally. Indian born and raised, Anjali will share some fun experiences about the cuisine of India and tell you how spices have been used in India for centuries in food and as natural health remedies.



So get ready to wear a bindi on your forehead, and Glass bangles, and join us for a culinary evening journey to India.



This evening's menu will include:





Adrak Nimbu Pani (Sweet and Savory Ginger Lemonade, made fresh scratch)

Chicken Tikka Masala (Cream based sauce from Northern India, cooked with spices, and cashew nut paste)

Paalak Paneer: Indian Masala creamed spinach with Fresh Farmers cheese.

Raita (cucumber and mint in yogurt)

Meva Pulao (Caramelized Onion Basmati Rice with Whole Nuts and Spices)

Mango Mousse (Mousse made with Alphonso mango pulp from India)



$80



End time approximate.



http://www.cookingschoolsofamerica.com/sizzleworks/index.php?flag_menu_index=reservation_php#189
Eastside

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FoodCheese It: American Artesian401157:00 PM8:00 PMThursday, October 29th



Cheese It: American Artesian

7 - 8pm in Salud! $15



Dayna Sternberg presents the exciting world of American Artesian Cheese. This class will rival all the others. There are many stories to tell about local producers. Come taste and learn.



http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/stores/bellevue/storecalendar.php

Whole Foods Bellevue

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FoodHealthy Living Lecture Series: Thriving in Menopause from Herbs toHormones401157:00 PM8:30 PMDr. TORI HUDSON

Naturopathic Doctor & Author



Dr. Hudson isa nationally recognized author (Women?s Encyclopedia of Natural Medicine,McGraw Hill 2008), speaker, educator, researcher, and clinician. Dr. Hudson serves on several editorial boards, advisory panels and as a consultant to the natural products industry.



TOPIC: Thriving in Menopause - From Herbs to Hormones



All lectures will be held at Pharmaca-Redmond: 15840Redmond Way, 858.454.1337

Seating is limited, so please purchase tickets in advance.

All tickets cost $10. Attendees will receive $10 FREE SHOPPING on the night of the event.

Healthy refreshments will be served.



End time approximate.



http://www.pharmaca.com/wellness/Redmond-Healthy-Living-Lecture
Redmond Pharmaca

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FoodBeginning Mushroom Identification (4-Week Course)401157:00 PM9:00 PMBeginning Mushroom Identification



PSMS will offer two sessions of beginning mushroom identification classes this fall on four consecutive Thursdays. The first class session begins on September 24th, and the second class session begins on October 22nd. Classes will be held at the Center for Urban Horticulture, in the Douglas classroom, from 7:00PM to 9:00PM.



Where: Center For Urban Horticulture, Douglas Classroom

When: Thursday Evenings, 7:00 pm ? 9:00 pm

9/24 ?10/15 (first session)

10/22 ?11/12 (second session)

Cost: $35 for members and $70 for non members (which includes a membership), cash or check payable to PSMS (bring on first day of class)

Book: Mushrooms Demystified, by David Arora ($35)

Bring: Fresh mushroom specimens

Contact: education@psms.org (for questions or to register.) If you don?t have access to e-mail, you may call 206?354?7789, but e-mail is preferred.





The sessions will be (subject to possible rearranging):

- Introduction to Mushroom ID

- Identifying Mushrooms with Dichotomous Keys

- Cooking and Collecting

- Mushroom Toxins



The recommended text is Mushrooms Demystified, by David Arora. There are several copies available for classroom use from the PSMS library, and the book will be available for sale for $35 on the first day of class.



Class cost is $35 forfour sessions for members, $70 for non-members (includes the price for membership). Please confirm your class registration before coming to class, as classes often fill up.



For questions or to register, please send e-mail to education@psms.org with your name or names. If you don?t have access to e-mail, you may call 206?354?7789, but e-mail is preferred.



Please bring specimens of fresh mushrooms to class. Collect the whole fungus, including any root or cup at the base of the stalk. Specimens are best preserved by wrapping in foil or wax paper and putting them in the fridge, where they will last from several days up to a week, depending on the species. You should make a spore print, if you know how. (If you don't, that's OK. We will learn how on the first day of class.) It is also useful to take a few notes about where the mushroom was collected, and from what sort of habitat (whether on wood or ground, what type of wood, and what type of trees it grows under).



http://www.psms.org/classes.html
Puget Sound Mycological Society

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FestivalsWhole Foods Roosevelt Anniversary Party4011612:00 AM12:00 AMFriday, October 30th



Whole Foods Market Roosevelt Square 10 year anniversary kick off!

10am-6pm FREE!





Can it be a decade has passed? Yes it can! As the first Whole Foods Market to be a part of Seattle,we are honored to be celebrating 10 years in the neighborhood! To show ourappreciation to all our guests we'll be kicking off 5 days of events and sales! THANK YOU SEATTLE!



Today's events:



Prize Wheel



Free Cake at 3pm



live music



and Local Vendors from 12pm - 4pm



Plus be sure to check out at 10th anniversary sales in all departments!



http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/stores/rooseveltsquare/storecalendar.php
Whole Foods Roosevelt

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HolidayNational Candy Corn Day4011612:00 AM12:00 AMhttp://brownielocks.com/october.html

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FoodDia de los Meurtos Dinners at Art of the Table4011612:00 AM12:00 AMArt of the Table is featuring a Dia de los Meurtos-themed supper club. There will be photographs about the day. http://artofthetable.net/Wallingford

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FoodConnections: Improve your Digestion4011610:30 AM11:30 AMConnections: Improve your Digestion - 48652



Ages: 18 Yrs. to 99 Yrs.



Fees:

- Activity fee $15.00



Description:

This class focuses on connecting you to your body in a new way, and will include movement exercises, nutrition/dietary recommendations, self-healing techniques, and meditation. The information presented during the class will be very beneficial for general health, well-being, and prevention. Please bring a yoga mat with you to class and if you have one, a meditation pillow.



http://class.seattle.gov/parks/Activities/ActivitiesCourseDetails.asp?aid=236&cid=48763
Queen Anne

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FarmersMonroe Farmers Market401162:00 PM7:00 PMFrom FPS readers: "



There is a brand new Farmers Market this year in Monroe...It runs May 1st thru Nov. 1st and we are looking for more vendors. It is a beautiful country setting on 6 acres in Monroe located at 19829 168th St. NE Monroe, Wa 98272



Market Hours are- Fridays 2-7pm,Saturdays 10-5pm and Sundays 11-4pm
19829 168th St. NE Monroe, Wa 98272

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FoodSpaghetti Dinner at Greenwood Senior Center401164:30 PM6:30 PMSpaghetti Dinners, every last Friday of the month

Bring yourfamily and friends for this delightful dinner. Enjoy plates of spaghetti,salad, garlic bread, and good conversation at this monthly event. And don?t forget to order a slice of pie for an extra $2! Come on, you know you want to! So join us, on the last Friday of every month for this $5 dinner.It's a great deal and a good time open to all between 4:30 and 6:30 pm.

Greenwood

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FoodGirls Night Out with Mireille Guiliano: Acclaimed author of FrenchWomen Don't Get Fat401165:00 PM7:00 PMGirls Night Out with Mireille Guiliano: Acclaimed author of French Women Don't Get Fat debuts her latest book, Women, Work & the Art ofSavoir Faire Hosted by the Junior League of Seattle October 30, 2009 . Sorrento Hotel, Seattle . 5:00 - 7:00 p.m.

Bring your girlfriends for anevening of champagne, luscious hors d' oeuvres and a fabulous talk with international best-selling author Mireille Guiliano at the Sorrento Hotel.

**Tickets are limited for this exclusive event - reserve early to avoid

disappointment** Aside from being known as a best-selling author, Mireille Guiliano was the spokesperson for Champagne Veuve Clicquot as well as CEO ofClicquot, Inc. Her first book, French Women Don't Get Fat: The Secret ofEating for Pleasure, became a runaway best seller around the globe in 2005.

Mireille will be in Seattle debuting her latest book, Women, Work & The Art of Savoir Faire: Business Sense & Sensibility. This new book is a guidebook for life and business, how to balance the two and succeed at all of it!



Tickets are $50 and include champagne reception, hors d' oeuvres
, a signed copy of Women, Work & The Art of Savoir Faire and a fabulous talk with Mireille herself.



For reservations, please contact the JuniorLeague office at (206) 324-3638.
Sorrento Hotel

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FoodBeer and Brats with Tom Douglas401165:00 PM8:00 PMBeer and Brats Oct. 30th, 5-8pm

Come join us at the Palace Ballroom for a celebration of local and German beers paired with yummy locally made sausages.



Meet brewers from: Big Al, Baron Brew, Maritime, Elysian, Sierra Nevada and Columbia



Tickets are $34 (tax included) and must be purchased in advance by contacting Christy at (206)448.2001 or via email at christinal@tomdouglas.com



http://www.tomdouglas.com/events



Downtown

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FoodCreate Your Own Bento Box Class401166:30 PM9:00 PMCreate Your Own Bento Box



KANAKO KOIZUMI

The bento box is a lunchbox full of a variety of dishes that the Japanese take to school,work or a picnic in a fancy container. Kanako will teach you the basics ofassorting the five food colors and laying out different types of dishes incompartments using her collection of containers. And she?ll show you how to make Sake Saikyo Yaki (broiled salmon in sweet miso marinade); Kimpira Gobo (sweet and spicy burdock root and carrots); Negi Tamago Yaki (omelet with green onion); Tsukemono (pickled vegetables); Higiki Gohan (cooked rice with Higiki); Sake and Edamame Gohan (cooked rice with salted salmon and edamame). With seafood and eggs; no dairy.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Sunday Sep 20, 1-3:30pm. Edmonds

Monday Sep 28, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

Sunday Oct 4, 1-3:30pm. West Seattle

Saturday Oct 10, 3-5:30pm. Issaquah

Friday Oct 30, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=983



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FoodColumbia Winery: HalloWINE Party401166:30 PM9:00 PMColumbia Winery: HalloWINE Party

October 30th, 6:30-9:00pm

$30 per person / $25 Cellar Club Members and guests RSVP online at www.columbiawinery.com or by calling 425-482-7383 We?ve added a twist to our HalloWINE Party. Now at $30 per person ($25 Cellar Club Members), join us for a night of fright and fun. Located in our Cellar of Terror, party amongst friends and take a stab at a blind wine tasting. Tease your taste buds with ablind food tasting and kill at our many wine games. Costumes encouraged. Prizes and wine discounts will be awarded throughout the evening. Price includes 5 blind wine tasting tokens. Wine by the glass/bottle will also be available for purchase.



http://www.woodinvillewinecountry.com/EventsOtherWoodinville.cfm
Woodinville

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FoodDate Night: Spice up Your Life Cooking Class401166:30 PM9:00 PMDate Night: Spice up Your Life!



LYNNE VEA

Impress yoursweetie or attract a new one with Lynne?s scrumptious menu that will heat up your taste buds and create excitement in the kitchen. She?ll recommend wine pairings for the delightful menu of Green Curry Seafood Bisque with Shredded Coconut and Lime; Warm Spice-roasted Butternut and Macadamia Salad with Warm Greens and Wasabi-Fig Vinaigrette; and Sizzling Kal Bi Marinated Steak with Crispy Garlic Threads and Kim Chi Fried Rice. Caramel Coconut Flan with Rum-flamed Bananas makes a sizzling dessert for your special evening. With meat, seafood, dairy and eggs.



Members: $45, Non-members: $50
nIncludes $5 for wine tasting.



Wednesday Oct 7, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle

Friday Oct 9, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake

Wednesday Oct 28, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Friday Oct 30, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

Friday Nov 6, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=989



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FoodCANCELED - Movie Night at Theo Chocolate: Beetlejuice401166:30 PM9:00 PMFRIDAY, OCTOBER 30th @ 6:30 - 9 pm

MOVIE NIGHT @ THEO

Joinus for a screening of the classic 1988 film Beetlejuice starring Michael Keaton. Come and get inspired before celebrating your super spooky Halloweenweekend. We will be serving up hot sipping chocolate, popcorn and other spooky surprises.

COST: $15 (+ tax) per person | Reservations are required*
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Fremont, WA

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FoodFriday Night Out: Gastro Pub Cooking Class401166:30 PM9:30 PMFriday Night Out: Gastro Pub

Location: Kirkland Store

Classformat: Hands-On

Price: $79.00

Date: Friday, Oct 30, 2009

Time:6:30 PM

Restrictions: Ages 18 and Older

Instructor: Ed Kernan



The local pub isn't just for beer these days. Come and learn some new dishes inspired by the neighborhood watering hole.



MENU Chanterelle Mushroom Salad - Guinness Battered Fish and Chips - Braised Veal Shoulder with Fresh Pasta - Pork Belly Sliders with Bourbon Apple Cider Sauce and Red Cabbage



http://cookingclasses.surlatable.com/browse/classDetailPage1.jsp?classId=0491027
Kirkland

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HolidayDay of the Dead at Flying Fish401166:30 PM10:00 PMFamily style Mexican feast, Latin wine and Mexican beer available; bring a photo or memento of someone you would like to remember to display on a holiday altar



$65



http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/mbase/cgi-bin/DisplayPage.pl?document_id=2010100874
Belltown

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HolidayHalloween Sleepover Party @ Pacific Science Center401167:00 PM9:00 AMHalloween Sleepover Party!



It's a kids-only Science Celebration?! Investigate the spooky-side of science ? bats, pumpkins, spiders, candy concoctions and more!



Venture through our darkened exhibit halls to find Halloween tricks and treats, then sleep among the dinos. Costumes are encouraged for this hauntingly fun sleepover party!



Oct 30-31, 7p.m.-9 a.m. Grades 2-6, $60 members, $70 non-members with a $15 discountfor siblings.



http://www.pacsci.org/sleepover/
Pacific Seattle Center

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FoodAll Hallows Eve Chef Dinner401167:00 PM10:00 PMAll Hallows Eve Chef Dinner

Fri Oct 30 2009 - Sat Oct 31 2009

7:00 P.M.

Chateau Ste. Michelle - Manor House

buy tickets >



Join us in our historic Manor House for a dinner you will never forget.



TheChateau Ste. Michelle property is full of rich history and legend that members of our archive team will share with guests throughout the evening. Special tricks and treats will abound as guests experience the Chateau like never before. Last year's event sold out quickly, so this year we are hosting two dinners. Reservations required.



Friday, October 30 & Saturday, October 31 - 7:00 P.M.

$150 per person (VRC member price $125) plus tax


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http://www.ste-michelle.com/events/wineryCalendarDetail/69

Chateau Ste Michelle

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FoodWine Glasses 102401167:30 PM9:00 PMWine Glasses 102, Friday, October 30 ? Similar to the 101 on9/25, but with different glasses and different wines. Once again, the cost includes a tasting set of four wine glasses and the class will be presented by Catherine Bogdon.



Each class will begin at 7:30 and will run about an hour and a half, with instructors available afterwards for further questions. We are excited to be presenting six classes this session, some new and some past favorites. The cost is $35 per class ($30 for wine club members). If you sign up for four classes or more, you will receive 10% off the total cost. (Participants must be 21 or over.)

We have begun coordinating with local restaurants to present occasional wine dinners. These eventsshowcase some of the outstanding restaurants in West Seattle, and featurewines specially selected to highlight the menus.



http://www.wscellars.com/Events.html
West Seattle Wine Cellars

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HolidayRat City Rollergirls Halloween Fundraiser Party401168:00 PM1:30 AMRAT CITY ROLLERGIRLS HALLOWEEN

FUNDRAISER PARTY

8PM

A chance to hang out and party with

the Rat City Rollergirls? You had me at party!

Suggested donation: $5 with costume/$10 without



Feedback Birthday Salute

GRACE SLICK



http://feedbacklounge.net/calendar.html
Feedback Lounge

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HolidayDay of the Dead Festival4011712:00 AM12:00 AMCelebrating life through death and the communion where the spiritual comes close to the world, the Dia de Muertos or "Day of the Dead" festival helps us to remember that nothing is eternal. Indigenous and Spanish roots intertwine in traditional community altars, sugar skulls, sand painting, special foods, candles, processions, music and dance. Renowned artists create artwork reflecting the Mexican cultural links between the living and the dead. This event highlights the life-affirming creativeness ofthe Mexican people with crafts and a procession to remember lost loved ones. Presented by Taller Mexicano para la Cultura y las Artes.



http://seattlecenter.com/events/festivals/festal/detail.asp?EV_EventNum=19
Seattle Center

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FoodIndian Cooking Class4011712:00 AM12:00 AMLearn to cook Indian food from an Indian Native cook, who is passionate about cooking and sharing her traditions and stories from her culture. She teaches this class out of her kitchen in her home in Bellevue,which is well stocked with traditional spices and cooking utensils from India. This is a very interesting class, very educational and hands on.



Cost: 50/person.

Min: 2 students. Max: 6 students

1st and last Saturdayof the month.

Bellevue



Contact: karuna_ram@hotmail.com



Karuna also teaches at local area cooking schools like Cook's World.
Bellevue

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FoodDia de los Meurtos Dinners at Art of the Table4011712:00 AM12:00 AMArt of the Table is featuring a Dia de los Meurtos-themed supper club. There will be photographs about the day. http://artofthetable.net/Wallingford

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FreeMushroom Walk401179:00 AM12:00 PMInformation:

Join Dr. Joe Ammirati for a nature walk in Bridle Trails State Park on Saturday, October 17th or mycologist Luke Bayler on Saturday October 24 or 31. Explore the diversity of fungi in the park?s forest, and learn how to identify them from one of the region?s leading experts. Learn the names of different fungi, the important roles they play inforest ecosystems, and how fungi contribute to overall biological diversity.



How are woodpeckers dependent on fungi? Is wood rot a bad thing in aforest? Why is rotting wood a good thing in a forest? What causes forest gaps? What are those slimy things on logs, and what are they doing? Are there fungi that help plants grow? What about plant parasites?



Joins us, and get answers to those questions and more. You will be surprised at just how important fungi are to the health and functioning of ecosystems. Flyer



About The Guides: Dr. Ammirati is Professor of Biology at the University of Washington. He has more than three decades of experience studying and teaching about fungi. He has published numerous scientific articles. He andDr. Steve Trudell just published Mushrooms of the Pacific Northwest.



Mycologist Luke Bayler is a graduate student in Dr. Ammirati?s lab, and hasdeveloped a database of fungi in the park.



When:



9:00am to Noon:

Saturday, October 17th - Cancelled due to pouring, relentless rain.

Saturday, October 24th

Sunday, October 25th

Saturday, October 31st




nSign Up: Each nature walk will be limited to 25 people, and you must sign up in advance. To sign up, please contact Jim Erckmann at: erckmann1@verizon.net or (425) 827-6595.



http://www.bridletrails.org/Fungi_Frolic_Event_2009.html
Bridle Trails State Park

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FarmersU-District Farmers Market401179:00 AM2:00 PMSaturdays 9am to 2pm; year-round.

"The corner of University Way and NE 50th, in the playground of the University Heights Center for the Community. On-street parking can be found in the vicinity, and the market provides tokens to shoppers for one free hour of parking in nearby pay lots."

http://www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org/markets/u_district



Please contact event organizers above for more information or to confirm dates, timeand location.

Please see www.FreshPickedSeattle.com for additional Seattle food events, farmers markets info and more.

University Way and NE 50th

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FreeAsk the Chef Booth @ U-District (See Description for Chef)4011710:00 AM12:00 PMNot sure what to do with all the fresh stuff you see at the markets? Get FREE advice from a gourmet chef at our "Ask the Chef" booth at the University District Farmers Market. All questions regarding selecting, storing, preparing, using or cooking what's at the markets are welcome - or any other burning questions you have about food, cooking and what wine goes best with an arugula salad. You can even bring your bag of market purchases to the Chef in Residence booth and ask: what can I make with this?



Take advantage of this unique FREE service and find out how you can make the most of what's in season from your local farmers.



This season's line up of Chefs in Residence:





July



7/4 ? Cynthia Nims, cookbook author and food writer

7/11 ? Robin Leventhal, formerly of Crave Restaurant
n7/18 ? Craig Hetherington, TASTE Restaurant

7/25 ? Jerry Traunfeld, Poppy

8/1 ? Kathleen Flinn, author ?The Sharper Your Knife, the Less You Cry?

8/8 ? Rebekah Denn, food writer

8/22 ? Shauna and Danny Ahern (aka Gluten-Free Girl and Gluten-Free Chef)

8/29 ? Greg Johnson, ChefandFather.com

9/12 ? Jordi Viladas, Caf‚ Lago

9/26 ? Matthew Amster-Burton, author ?Hungry Monkey?

10/3 ? Christina Choi, The Wild Foods Calendar

10/17 ?Greg Atkinson, chef and author

10/24 ? Greg Johnson, ChefandFather.com

10/31 ? Jeff Bergman, chef and food consultant





U-District

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FestivalsSeattle Tree Fruit Society - Fall Fruit Show4011710:00 AM3:00 PMThe Seattle Tree Fruit Society holds an annual fall tasting which allows members, and the public, to try different varieties of fruit [mostly apple] that are grown in Seattle & surrounding areas.



Speakers will include Sam Benowitz from Raintree Nursery who will talk about fruit varieties and practices for urban gardeners. Other topics include pollination
, mason bees & cider making.



Vendors & members will be on hand to discuss various aspects of fruit growing including pest management practices. We have apple identification people that can help figure out what apple is growing in your backyard! [Bring in 2-3 apples from the same tree is most helpful].



http://www.21acres.org/seattle-tree-fruit-society-fall-fruit-show
Center for Urban Horticulture

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FoodChocolate Truffle Workshop4011710:00 AM4:30 PMChocolate Truffle Workshop



Learn the art and techniques of making your own chocolate truffles! Learn to temper chocolate, hand dip centers, and use several different kinds of molds. We will make 8 different truffles using methods to flavor the ganaches by utilizing fresh fruits, nuts, essential oils, herbs and spices, and liqueurs. Learn about qualitychocolate and make a box full of incredible truffles to take home. Great for gifts at a fraction of the store bought cost and better quality. A full day of chocolatiering for the beginner or for the avid cook. Bring a sack lunch to maximize class time.





Chocolate Truffle Workshop

Item:7021 Bill Fredericks

10:00 AM - 4:30 PM Building: Greenwood Senior Center

Sessions: 1 Sa Location: 525 North 85th ST

Room number posted at entrance of Building.

10/31/2009 - 10/31/2009 Fee: $85



A $10 supply fee is payable to the instructor.







http://at-campus.net/nsccsched/index.html?schedule=output/category_17.htm



Greenwood

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FarmersMonroe Farmers Market4011710:00 AM5:00 PMFrom FPS readers: "



There is a brand new Farmers Market this year in Monroe...It runs May 1st thru Nov. 1st and we are looking for more vendors. It is a beautiful country setting on 6 acres in Monroe located at 19829 168th St. NE Monroe, Wa 98272



Market Hours are- Fridays 2-7pm,Saturdays 10-5pm and Sundays 11-4pm
19829 168th St. NE Monroe, Wa 98272

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PacNWGrapes and Ghouls Wine Tour on Whidbey Island4011710:00 AM5:00 PMWhidbey Island Vintners Association presents ?Grapes and Ghouls Wine Trail?. Participating wineries are Greenbank Cellars, Holmes Harbor Cellars, Whidbey Island Winery, Blooms Winery and OM Winery. Each winery will be offering wine tasting, Halloween themed food samples, special event discounts, and individual surprises. Costumes are welcome! This is an opportunity to squirrel away wines for the long winter from the extensivebounty produced on Whidbey Island and enjoy this ?trick-or-treat? holidayon a lovely day trip.



Tickets are $20.00 pre-purchased at www.brownpapertickets.com or at any participating location and $25.00 at the door. Ticket includes a souvenir glass and map.



http://www.localwineevents.com/events/detail/268642/langley-grapes-and-ghouls-wine-tour-on-whidbey-island

Whidbey Island

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FoodSur La Table Knife Skills Workshop4011710:30 AM1:30 PMInstructor: Ed Kernan Get comfortable at the cutting board with the chef's most important tool. Hone basic knife skills and practice the fundamental cuts for vegetables -- mince, dice, brunoise, batonnet and julienne -- as well as a few advanced techniques. Plus, learn how to select a knife that fits your needs, and tips for keeping all your knives sharp and well maintained at home.



$59-69



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http://cookingclasses.surlatable.com/browse/storeSchedule.jsp?storeId=s04



ac723
Kirkland

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FoodGhosts of the West Side4011711:30 AM2:00 PM"Next up for the Historical Society: the annual autumn gala. This year ? for the first time ? the Society presents 'Ghosts of the Westside.'



At Salty?s on Alki from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Halloween, the public is welcome to attend the event, which includes brunch. The cost is $60 for adults; prices for kids are coming.



'We?ll be guessing the identityof the ghosts; some of them will speak behind screens and some will give re-enactments through telling stories about their lives. The public will guess the ghost,' Mercado says."



There will be historical prizes.



See original post for details.

http://westseattleblog.com/blog/?p=20949



Salty's on Alki

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FoodHerbal Medicine Class: Salves, Lip Balms, and Vapo-Rubs4011712:00 PM2:00 PMHow to Make Your Own Herbal Medicine

A 10 week course Saturdays, 12pm - 2:00pm



Have you been yearning to learn how to make your own herbal medicine products right in your very own home? Come join Crystal Stelzer in a ten week course designed to teach you the fine art of crafting abevy of herbal products. These home remedies are perfect for integration into your daily life as nutrition, beauty care, and first aid treatment,and are wonderful home-crafted gifts to give during the holiday season. We will be focusing on recipes that will invigorate energy, provide immune support during the cold and flu season, support digestive health, and those that will stimulate body and mind.



Cost is $25 per class or $225 for those pre-registering for the full 10 week course. Pre-registration must besubmitted by August 12th to receive the discounted price. Classes with fewer than five attendees are subject to cancellation.



Course Outline:



Wk1: Infusions, Decoctions, and Standard Brews (9/12)

Wk2: Hydrosols, Floral Waters, Flower Essences, and Spritzers (9/19)

Wk3: Facial Scrubs, Masques, Foot Soaks, and Body Scrubs (9/26)

Wk4: Miels (honey), Acetracts (vinegar), Oxymiels, and Wine Infusions (10/3)

Wk5: Syrups, Elixers, and Cordials (10/10)

Wk6: Pills, Capsules, and Lozenges (10/17)

Wk7: Herbal Infused Oils (fresh and dry), and Suppositories (10/24)

Wk8: Salves, Lip Balms, and Vapo-Rubs (10/31)

Wk9: Creams, Lotions, and Essential Oil Emulsions (11/7)

** no class on 11/14 **

Wk10: Glycerites, Tinctures (fresh and dry), and Spirits (11/21)



Crystal holds a BS in Herbal Sciences from Bastyr University where she is an adjunctprofessor, teaching classes on herbal medicine making and materia medica. It is her desire to bring the simple art of herbal medicine making back into the lives of those in her community so that she may inspire and educatethose around her to live a more healthful life.



http://www.rainbownatural.com/Ul_CMS/Ul_Events/index.php
Rainbow Remedies

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FreeBoosting Your Immune System from the Inside Out401171:00 PM2:00 PM31 Sat | Boosting Your Immune System from the Inside Out

BethQuintana, N.D.

1 ? 2pm

Create a healthier perspective for your body, from the inside out.



http://www.pharmaca.com/locations/washington/redmond
Wallingford Pharmaca

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FreeReaders to Eaters: A Celebration of Fall401171:00 PM4:00 PMReaders to Eaters: A Celebration of Fall



Event Type: AdultPrograms

Date: 10/31/2009

Start Time: 1:00 PM

End Time: 4:00 PM

Description: We are fortunate to have a wonderful Fall harvest in the Puget Soundregion, with foods such as apples, potatoes, and pumpkins. Discover howgreat food and books can make the Fall harvest a rich eating as well as reading experience for the entire family. Shopping and preparing regionally grown, seasonal foods can be healthy and save money.

Library: Issaquah Library

Location: Meeting Room

Contact: Philip Lee

Presenter: Philip Lee



http://is.gd/3XMDA
Issaquah

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FreeFree Trick-or-Treating & Mini Pumpkin Decorating401172:00 PM4:00 PMSaturday, October 31st

Trick-or-Treating & Mini Pumpkin Decorating

2pm-4pm Free



Join us for spooky, super-natural treats in every department! Start in Salud, where you'll decorate your own mini-pumpkin with great art supplies from Clementine Arts! One lucky ghost or ghoul willwin a goody bag of awesome art supplies to use at home!



This free eventis open to all monsters under 12. No need to sign up -- just come on by!



http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/stores/redmond/storecalendar.php
Whole Foods Redmond

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FreeHalloween Party401173:00 PM6:00 PMSaturday, October 31st

KIDS HALLOWEEN PARTY IN SALUD!

3:00 - 6:00pm FREE



Don't get rained on this Halloween come trick or treat with us and stay dry! We'll be hosting a Kids Halloween party in Salud! There will be face painting, costume contest, free refreshments, and trick or treating throughout the store, a great way to kick off your Halloween!



Plus be sure to check out at 10th anniversary sales in all departments!



http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/stores/rooseveltsquare/storecalendar.php
Whole Foods Roosevelt

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FreeHalloween Party!401173:00 PM6:00 PMSaturday, October 31st

Halloween Party!

3-6PM Free!



Kidsof all ages can join in for safe and easy trick or treating around the store! Stop in each department and receive a trick or treat. We'll be serving up hot apple cider in our pumpkin patch!



http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/stores/interbay/storecalendar.php
Whole Foods Interbay

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HolidayHalloween Trick or Treat Fest & Farmers Market401173:00 PM7:00 PMHalloween Trick or Treat Fest & Farmers Market

October 31, 3:00pm

The Upper Queen Anne Merchants Association is putting on its annual Trick or Treat festival from 3-5 p.m., when merchants will be handing out candy to kids on Queen Anne Ave N between Galer and McGraw.



QAFM is backfor a special Halloween market and fundraiser! Vendors include Maximus Minimus (the big mobile pig), Skillet, Muse Coffee Company and Parfait Ice Cream. They'll be a costume contest (winner gets a $100 gift certificate to How to Cook a Wolf) and life music. More info here.



http://www.queenanneview.com/events/

Queen Anne

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FoodTini Bigs Mixology Class: Whiskey401174:00 PM6:00 PMSessions will be held on the last Saturday of every month and will include pertinent literature, precise recipes, and skillful demonstrations. Each class will focus on a particular spirit, with attendees being taught how to craft four delicious cocktails.



Scheduled classes and featured spirits include:



May 30 ? Vodka

June 27 ? Gin

July 25 ? Rum

August 29 ? Tequila

September 26 ? Cognac

October 31 - Whiskey



Classes begin at 4:00 p.m., making this an ideal way to kick off a Saturday night. Admission for each session is $35 per person excluding tax and gratuity and will include an appetizer sampler. Seating is limited and reservations are required. Contact Tini Bigs at (206) 284-5003 for reservations.



Tini Bigs is located at the bottom of Queen Anne and the top of Belltown at 100 Denny Way, near the Seattle Center. Hours are 4 p.m.to 2 a.m. daily. Food is served until 10 p.m. To learn more about Tini Bigs Lounge visit www.tinibigs.com, or call (206) 284-0931.



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Queen Anne/Belltown

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Food?Park in the Dark? Halloween Spooktacular401174:00 PM8:00 PM?Park in the Dark? Halloween Spooktacular



Saturday, October 31, 4 to 8 p.m.



Meet at the Graham Visitors Center



Drop into the Arboretum on Halloween for a special spooky version of the popular "Park in the Dark" family program. Come in costume, enjoy fun activities, and learn about creepy crawlies, freaky fungi, and poisonous plants. Games and activities are designed for families with children ages 6 to 12. Fee: $6 per person; pre-registration required. Email or call Jean Robins at 206-685-8033 to register or for more information.



http://www.arboretumfoundation.org/events_programs/events_programs.cfm

Seattle Arboretum

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FoodHalloween Cocktail Party @ The Corson Building401175:00 PM10:00 PMHalloween Cocktail Party

We?ll all be in costume and look forward to seeing yours at our cocktail party from 5pm ? 10pm on Halloween (Saturday, October 31st). No reservations required - just come by: $10 admission includes snacks, and we?ll have a cash bar as well.



http://corsonbuilding.wordpress.com/2009/10/27/late-autumn-events-at-the-corson-building/
Georgetown

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HolidayHalloween Sleepover Party @ Pacific Science Center401177:00 PM9:00 AMHalloween Sleepover Party!



It's a kids-only Science Celebration?! Investigate the spooky-side of science ? bats, pumpkins, spiders, candy concoctions and more!



Venture through our darkened exhibit halls to find Halloween tricks and treats, then sleep among the dinos. Costumes are encouraged for this hauntingly fun sleepover party!



Oct 30-31, 7p.m.-9 a.m. Grades 2-6, $60 members, $70 non-members with a $15 discountfor siblings.



http://www.pacsci.org/sleepover/
Pacific Seattle Center

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HolidayEl Dia De Los Muertos Party for Teens401177:00 PM9:00 PMEl Dia De Los Muertos - The Old Firehouse

16510 NE 79th St

Redmond, WA 98052

425.556.2370

View Website

Dates:

10/31/2009

Time:

7pm

Price:

Free

Come join us for an "El Dia De Los Muertos" party at The Old Firehouse.



The ritual known today as D¡a de los Muertos, or Day ofthe Dead is celebrated in Mexico and certain parts of the United States, including the Valley. Celebrations are held each throughout the country andit still maintains the basic principles of the Aztec ritual, such as the use of skulls. Today, people don wooden skull masks called calacas and dance in honor of their deceased relatives. The wooden skulls are also placed on altars that are dedicated to the dead. Sugar skulls, made with the names of the dead person on the forehead, are eaten by a relative or friend, according to Mary J. Adrade, who has written three books on the ritual.


nWe will be making sugar skulls, altars and and eating traditional foods and treats of this 3000 year old celebration



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http://www.experienceredmond.com/experience/events/detail.php?event_id=1306&date_start
Redmond

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HolidayTrolloween401177:00 PM10:00 PMTrolloween

October 31, 7:00pm

The annual celebration of thebirthday of the Fremont Troll begins at 7pm at the Troll, followed by a procession through Fremont. This year's theme is based on Dante's Inferno so you don't want to miss that!



http://www.fremontuniverse.com/events/
Fremont

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FoodAll Hallows Eve Chef Dinner401177:00 PM10:00 PMAll Hallows Eve Chef Dinner

Fri Oct 30 2009 - Sat Oct 31 2009

7:00 P.M.

Chateau Ste. Michelle - Manor House

buy tickets >



Join us in our historic Manor House for a dinner you will never forget.



TheChateau Ste. Michelle property is full of rich history and legend that members of our archive team will share with guests throughout the evening. Special tricks and treats will abound as guests experience the Chateau like never before. Last year's event sold out quickly, so this year we are hosting two dinners. Reservations required.



Friday, October 30 & Saturday, October 31 - 7:00 P.M.

$150 per person (VRC member price $125) plus tax


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http://www.ste-michelle.com/events/wineryCalendarDetail/69

Chateau Ste Michelle