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FarmersPike Place Market Express at City Hall Plaza9/1/0910:00 AM2:00 PMPike Place Market Express at City Hall Plaza

Tuesdays, June 23 - September 29

10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

Located on Fourth Avenue betweenCherry and James Streets



http://www.pikeplacemarket.org
City Hall Plaza Seattle

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FoodThe Gridiron Grill Class9/1/096:00 PM8:30 PMTues, Sept 1, 6-8:30 pm

The Gridiron Grill

Nancy Hebb



It?s the last grilling brouhaha on Bayview?s deck when Nancy and students prepare both gas and charcoal grills for a fall lineup perfect for tailgatingor weekend entertaining. Light the fire for an Indian summer menu of Grilled German Potato Salad, Beer Bathed Bratwurst in Saukerkraut (several brats recipes discussed including a brats rub), and Grilled Apples with Caramel.



Hands-on adult class.



Complementary beer pairing. $45



http://www.bayviewschoolofcooking.com/schedule9.html

Olympia

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FoodScience on Tap9/1/097:30 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



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.
T.S. McHugh's Pub in Lower Queen Anne

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FarmersLocal & Organic Wednesdays @ Pike Place9/2/0912:00 AM12:00 AMSummer Farm Days 2009

June - September, 2009



You'll find farmers at the Pike Place Market every day of the year, and you'll find more of them on a daily basis throughout the summer, when our growing seasonis at its best.



Many of our farmers participate in our three special farm days, when they take over the north end of Pike Place and fill the street with tents and farm fresh produce. It's a great time to shop!



SummerSundays: June 7 - September 27



Local & Organic Wednesdays: June 10 - September 30



Farm Fridays - June 12: September 27



http://www.pikeplacemarket.org
Pike Place Market

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FarmersColumbia City Farmers Market9/2/093:00 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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FarmersWallingford Farmers Market (Dates Approximate)9/2/093:00 PM7:00 PMClosed for 2008



2009 dates to be confirmed, probably Wednesdays mid-May through Sept.



Parking lot of Wallingford Center. Free parking is available on the West and North end of the lot.

http://www.fremontmarket.com/wallingford/index.html
Wallingford Center

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FreePreserving & Canning Demo @ Columbia City Farmers Market9/2/094:00 PM5:00 PMLearn how to preserve the bounty of summer harvests to enjoy all year long! The farmers market hosts a canning demonstration on Sept 2 to show shoppers how to make their own canned and preserved produce. The fresher your ingredients are, the better the end result will be, so take advantage of farmers offerings in high summer and stretch your food dollars (some farmers even offer 'seconds' at cheaper prices - slightly damaged but still delicious produce - or may offer discounts for bulk purchases).



http://www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org/events/preserving-and-canning-demo-at-col-city-sept-3/
Columbia City, Seattle

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FreeChef Demo @ Wallingford Farmers Market (see description for Chef)9/2/094:00 PM5:00 PMWallingford Farmers Market regularly presents cooking demonstrations featuring great chefs from our neighborhood showing the public how to prepare extraordinary dishes simply, using fresh, delicious and nutritious local ingredients from the market. If these chefs can make such incredible dishes on a folding table using a butane burning under a tent in a parking lot, you can certainly do it at home.



Scroll down for a list of upcoming scheduled cooking demonstrations. For recipes from past cooking demonstrations, click on the Recipes ? Chefs category.



All cooking demonstrations are scheduled for 4-5 p.m., during the market on Wednesdays.



June17

Chef Dustin Ronspies

Art of the Table



June 24

No Demonstration


nJuly 1

Chef Amy McCray

Eva Restaurant



July 8

Chef Sara Moot

Persimmon Bistro



July 15

Chef Allyss Dillon

Elemental Next Door



July 22

No Demonstration



July 29

Chef Dennis Ruiz

Pequena Havana



August 5

Chef Jason Brzozwy

Tilth Restaurant



August 12

No Demonstration



August 19

Chef Wali Khairzada

Kabul Restaurant



August 26

Chef Maria Hines

Tilth Restaurant



September 2

Chef George dePasquele

The Essential Baking Company



September 9

Chef Alex Pitts

Avila/Bella Cosa



September 16

No Demonstration



September 23

Chef Larkin Young

Tilth Restaurant



September 30

Chef Dustin Ronspies

Art of the Table



http://wallingfordfarmersmarket.wordpress.com/wallingford-farmers-market/cooking-demonstrations/
Wallingford, WA

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PacNWA Supper for Indian Summer w/Greg Atkinson9/2/096:00 PM8:00 PMA Supper for Indian Summer

Join celebrated Northwest Chef andCulinary Consultant, Greg Atkinson! Greg was the Executive Chef at CanlisRestaurant in Seattle for years and currently is a leading voice in Pacific Northwest Culinary trends. On the menu: Rosemary Focaccia; Sweet Corn Soup with a Red Pepper Flan and Basil Leaves;

Pan-Seared Salmon with Blackberries; San Francisco Style Rice Pilaf with Saffron; Jade Green Beans; Vanilla Poached Peaches with Crisp Meringue and Almond Foam



Class Date(s):



Wednesday, September 2nd, 6:00 - 8:00 pm





Class Details

ClassFee: $57.00



Instructor(s): Greg Atkinson



Location: J. Matheson Kitchen & Gourmet





http://jmatheson.com/classes.php?class_id=218



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Everett

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FestivalsSummer Celebration at E.B. Foote Winery9/3/0912:00 AM12:00 AM¯ SUMMER CELEBRATION ®



$5 tasting fee, applied toward bottle purchase



(No tasting fee for Wine Club members)

Thursday, Sept. 3
, 5 pm - 8 pm

Friday, Sept. 4, 11 am - 8 pm

Saturday, Sept 5, 11 am - 6 pm

Sunday & Monday, Sept. 6 & 7, Noon - 6 pm

Join us Labor Day weekend to toast the end of the summer! Taste current releases along with snacks and save 10% to 30% on wine purchases. We'll have special prices on selected wines. No reservations needed! Get a friend or two and drop in anytime during these hours.



http://www.ebfootewinery.com/calendar.html



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FreePat?s Kitchen: Classic French Bistro Fare9/3/099:00 AM11:00 AMThurs, Sept 3, 9-11 am & 1-3 pm

Pat?s Kitchen: Classic French Bistro Fare

Pat Leslie



This class is a salute to France?s culinary exports featuring cheese and apple GougŠres (tiny cheese puffs) and Tarte Tatin. 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/schedule9.html

Olympia

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FreePat?s Kitchen: Classic French Bistro Fare9/3/091:00 PM3:00 PMThurs, Sept 3, 9-11 am & 1-3 pm

Pat?s Kitchen: Classic French Bistro Fare

Pat Leslie



This class is a salute to France?s culinary exports featuring cheese and apple GougŠres (tiny cheese puffs) and Tarte Tatin. 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/schedule9.html
Olympia

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FarmersQueen Anne Farmers Market9/3/093:00 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 Market9/3/093:00 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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FarmersCascade Farmers Market featuring Pike Place Market Express9/3/093:00 PM7:00 PMCascade Farmers Market featuring Pike Place Market Express

Thursdays, June 25 - September 24

3:00 - 7:00 p.m.

Located on Pontius Avenue North between Thomas and Harrison Streets



http://www.pikeplacemarket.org/
Pontius Avenue North between Thomas and Harrison Streets

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FreePreserving & Canning Demo @ Lake City Farmers Market9/3/094:00 PM5:00 PMLearn how to preserve the bounty of summer harvests to enjoy all year long! The farmers market hosts a canning demonstration on Sept 3 to show shoppers how to make their own canned and preserved produce. The fresher your ingredients are, the better the end result will be, so take advantage of farmers offerings in high summer and stretch your food dollars (some farmers even offer 'seconds' at cheaper prices - slightly damaged but still delicious produce - or may offer discounts for bulk purchases).



http://www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org/events/canning-and-preserving-demo-at-lake-city-sept-3/
Lake City, Seattle

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FreeChef Demo @ Queen Anne Farmers Market (see description for Chef)9/3/094:00 PM5:00 PMJune 18: 4 pm: Chef Demo with Jason Franey, Canlis



June 25: 4 pm: Chef demo with Brittany Bardeleben, Betty



July 2: 4 pm: Chef demo with Ethan Stowell, How to Cook a Wolf, Union, Tavolata



July 9: 4 pm: Chef demo with Amy Pinkis, Metropolitan Market, Queen Anne



July 16:4 pm: Chef demo with Dylan Giordan, Serafina



July 23: 4 pm: Chef demo with Nathan Grave, Solo



July 30: 5:30 pm: Chef demo with Diane LaVonne, Diane?s Market Kitchen



August 6: 4 pm: Chef demo with Seth Caswell, Emmer & Rye and Seattle Chefs Collaborative



August 13: 4 pm: Chef demo with Becky Selengut, Cornucopia Cuisine, blogger at Chef Reinvented



August 20: 4 pm: Chef demo with Traca Savadogo, blogger at Seattle Tall Poppy

4:30 pm: Chef demo with Lorna Yee, blogger at The Cookbook Chronicles, food writer for Seattle Magazine



August 27: 4 pm: Chef demo with Jerry Traunfeld, Poppy



September 3: 4 pm: Chef demo with Daniel Ahern, Pork Knife and Spoon



September 10: 4 pm: Chef demo with Joshua Henderson, Skillet



September 17: 4 pm: Chef demo with Anthony Hubbard, Chow Foods



September 24: 4 pm: Canning demo and book signing with Lorene Edwards, blogger at Planted at Home, author of Canning & Preserving Your Own Harvest


nhttp://qafma.org/events/
Queen Anne

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FreeBook Signing: Shauna James Ahern "Gluten-Free Girl"9/3/094:30 PM5:30 PM4:30 pm: Book signing with Shauna James Ahern, blogger at Gluten-Free Girl, author of Gluten-Free Girl



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

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CharitableFarestart Guest Chef: Chef James B. Hassell of Columbia Tower Club9/3/096:00 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 morethan $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 FareStartand 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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FoodThrifty Kitchen: Community Cooking, Bring Your Kids9/3/096:30 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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FoodMastering Sauces Cooking Class9/3/096:30 PM9:30 PMMastering Sauces

Location: Kirkland Store

Class format: Hands-On

Price: $79.00

Date: Thursday, Sep 03, 2009

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

Instructor: Ed Kernan Countless delicious sauces are derived from the five primary mother sauces of French cuisine. Our instructor Ed Kernan will begin with these classics, and then use them as a base for more complex creations. He'll show you how to pair sauces with meat, pastas, vegetables and more, plus learn helpful hints that make all your dishes taste better.



MENU Mixed Greens with Classic French Vinaigrette - Roasted Split Chicken with Harissa Dipping Sauce ? PepperCrusted Strip Steak with Wild Mushroom Cabernet Sauce - Halibut with Ginger Saffron Cream Sauce



End time approximate.



http://cookingclasses.surlatable.com/browse/classDetailPage1.jsp?classId=0490916



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Kirkland

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FoodJulie & Julia Cooking Class @ SizzleWorks9/3/096:30 PM9:30 PMEnd time approximate.



http://www.cookingschoolsofamerica.com/sizzleworks/index.php?flag_menu_index=reservation_php#162
Eastside

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FestivalsSummer Celebration at E.B. Foote Winery9/4/0912:00 AM12:00 AM¯ SUMMER CELEBRATION ®



$5 tasting fee, applied toward bottle purchase



(No tasting fee for Wine Club members)

Thursday, Sept. 3
, 5 pm - 8 pm

Friday, Sept. 4, 11 am - 8 pm

Saturday, Sept 5, 11 am - 6 pm

Sunday & Monday, Sept. 6 & 7, Noon - 6 pm

Join us Labor Day weekend to toast the end of the summer! Taste current releases along with snacks and save 10% to 30% on wine purchases. We'll have special prices on selected wines. No reservations needed! Get a friend or two and drop in anytime during these hours.



http://www.ebfootewinery.com/calendar.html



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FarmersFarm Fridays @ Pike Place9/4/0912:00 AM12:00 AMSummer Farm Days 2009

June - September, 2009



You'll find farmers at the Pike Place Market every day of the year, and you'll find more of them on a daily basis throughout the summer, when our growing seasonis at its best.



Many of our farmers participate in our three special farm days, when they take over the north end of Pike Place and fill the street with tents and farm fresh produce. It's a great time to shop!



SummerSundays: June 7 - September 27



Local & Organic Wednesdays: June 10 - September 30



Farm Fridays - June 12: September 27



http://www.pikeplacemarket.org
Pike Place Market

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FreeTheo Chocolate & Caffe Vita9/4/0910:00 AM11:00 AMFREE @theochocolate tasting & @caffevita cupping 1st friday july/aug/sept @10am at caffe vita on capitol hill



End time approximate.



http://twitter.com/theochocolate/statuses/2283741786
Capitol Hill

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FarmersBothell Farmers Market9/4/0912:00 PM6:00 PMThe Bothell Farmers Market, located in Country Village, runsevery Friday through September 25th from 12-6 (rain or shine!)



http://countryvillagebothell.com/farmersmarket/
Bothell

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FarmersMadison Madrona Farmers Market9/4/093:00 PM7:00 PMFridays 3-7pm; May 15-Sep25



MLK at East Union



http://www.fremontmarket.com/madison/index.html
MLK at East Union

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FarmersPhinney Farmers Market9/4/093:00 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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FreeChef Demo @ Madrona Market (see description for Chef)9/4/094:00 PM5:00 PMMadrona Farmers Market regularly presents cooking demonstrations featuring great chefs from our neighborhood showing the public how to prepare extraordinary dishes simply, using fresh, delicious and nutritious local ingredients from the market. If these chefs can make such incredible dishes on a folding table using a butane burning under a tent in a parking lot, you can certainly do it at home. Scroll down for a list of upcoming scheduled cooking demonstrations. For recipes from past cooking demonstrations, click on the Recipes ? Chefs category. All cooking demonstrations are scheduled for 4-5 p.m., during the market on Fridays. 2009 Season Cooking Demonstration Schedule (subject to change) June 19 Chef Greg Scott ?Zaw artisan pizza in the raw June 26 Chef Seth Caswell President, Seattle Chefs Collaborative Emmer & Rye restaurant (opening soon) July 3 TBA July 10 Chef Sabrina Tinsley, Owner La Spiga July 17 No Demonstration July 24 TBA July 31 Chef George dePasquele The Essential Baking Company August 7 TBA August 14 TBA August 21 Chef Amadeus August 28 Chef Autumn Maddox Personal Cooking Instructor September 4 TBA September 11 TBA September 18 TBA September 25 Chef MIchael King St. Clouds Restaurant

http://madronafarmersmarket.wordpress.com/madrona-farmers-market/cooking-demonstrations/
Madrona, WA

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FoodCity Cellars Wine Tasting9/4/095:00 PM7:00 PMCity Cellars holds "drop-in", informal, evening tastings each Friday from 5-7 p.m. Tastings include a flight of up to three wines, andcost $3-$5. Stop by the store or call for information on the tastings.



July 31: Rosso di Montepulciano

August 7: New Arrivals

August 14: Spanish White Wines

August 21: Chilean Cabernet Sauvignon

August 28: Portugal's Alentejo Wines

September 4: New Arrivals



http://www.citycellar.com/page5.html



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Wallingford

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FestivalsSummer Celebration at E.B. Foote Winery4006112:00 AM12:00 AM¯ SUMMER CELEBRATION ®



$5 tasting fee, applied toward bottle purchase



(No tasting fee for Wine Club members)

Thursday, Sept. 3
, 5 pm - 8 pm

Friday, Sept. 4, 11 am - 8 pm

Saturday, Sept 5, 11 am - 6 pm

Sunday & Monday, Sept. 6 & 7, Noon - 6 pm

Join us Labor Day weekend to toast the end of the summer! Taste current releases along with snacks and save 10% to 30% on wine purchases. We'll have special prices on selected wines. No reservations needed! Get a friend or two and drop in anytime during these hours.



http://www.ebfootewinery.com/calendar.html



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FestivalsBlackberry Festival4006112:00 AM12:00 AMhttp://www.blackberryfestival.org/index.php?pr=Home_PageBremerton

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FoodBlues for Food Benefit Festival4006112:00 AM12:00 AM"Deb Rock and Cholo Willsin Present The Third Annual Blues ForFood Fest Saturday September 5th, 2009 Magnuson Park 11-7pm. Tickets on Sale June 1, 2009: Brown Paper Tickets

Event Website: www.bluesforfoodfest.org

Featuring 5 Northwest local bands! Real live green grass to dance on! Bring your kids, bring your honey and O?lordy bring your MONEY! This is a fundraiser folks!

5 bands will play starting at 11am - with free dance lessons at 1:30pm. Bands To Be Announced.

Cold Drinks & Hot Food!! Delicious homemade and organic food all day long. Leave the picnic at home at let us do the cookin!

A Beautiful Children?s Garden with children?s activities. Yum! A Homemade Pie Auction! Fresh homemade pies by homemade by real P-patchers!

See a real live Foodbank garden! Get dirty if ya want to! Solid Ground/ Lettuce link will be at the Blues For Food Fest with the ?Beet Hunger? booth to receive your fresh organic vegetable donations! It will be harvest time donate generously! The foodbanks need us!

Come early and staylate! LOTS of Free Parking!!

Proceeds from this event will go to the P-Patch Trust, a non-profit organization that works to prevent hunger by promoting community gardening in Seattle and by supporting programs that distribute food to those in need and help people grow their own food." http://ppatchtrust.dreamhosters.com/archives/blues-for-food-2009/



Sandpoint, WA

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FarmersU-District Farmers Market400619:00 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)4006110:00 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 Series4006110:00 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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FarmersMagnolia Farmers Market4006110:00 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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FoodPasta Making Workshop4006110:30 AM1:30 PMPasta Workshop

Location: Kirkland Store

Class format: Hands-On

Price: $69.00

Date: Saturday, Sep 05, 2009

Time: 10:30 AM

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 hit. Ed Kernan will showyou how to make dough from scratchand prepare it for the pasta machine, and how to flavor your dough to build flavor in your final dish. He'll also spotlight a variety of amazing pasta sauces to top your creations.



MENUPasta Dough - Spicy Tomato Sauce - Fresh Basil Pesto - Rich Cream Sauce


nEnd time approximate



http://cookingclasses.surlatable.com/browse/classDetailPage1.jsp?classId=0490918



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Kirkland

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Food"Sharper Your Knife..." Author Kathleen Flinn with Tom Douglas at Bumbershoot4006112:00 PM1:15 PMSaturday, September 5: Sharper Your Knife author Kathleen Flinn with Tom Douglas at Bumbershoot



Local culinary greats Tom Douglas andKathleen Flinn treat the Festival audience to a literary feast. Kathleen Flinn, author of The Sharper Your Knife, the Less You Cry, shares her trials and triumphs at the famed culinary school Le Cordon Bleu in Paris. Tom Douglas is known as one of Seattle's top chefs, restaurateurs (Dahlia Lounge, Palace Kitchen, Etta's, Serious Pie, and Lola) and authors. Known for his dynamic dishes and Pacific Northwest noshes, Douglas, an Iron Chefchampion, will join Flinn on-stage for a program sure to whet your appetite.



http://sched.bumbershoot.org/event/f8ce12a31cb248f1122347f54beacad8

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FreeAuthor Talk: Jill Richardson "Recipe for America"400613:00 PM4:30 PMSeptember 5 * 3 pm. Jill Richardson Talk.



Jill Richardson will talk about the issues explored in her book Recipe for America: Why Our Food System is Broken and What We Can Do to Fix It. America?s food system is dominated by agribusiness and corporate farms, whose destructive practices pollute the environment, are cruel to animals, and offer us unhealthy food choices. In Recipe for America, food activist Jill Richardson shows how sustainable agriculture?where local farms raise food that is healthy for consumers and animals and does not damage the environment?offers the only solution to America?s food crisis. In addition to highlighting the harmful conditions at factory farms, this timely and necessary book details the rising grassroots food movement, which is creating an agricultural system that allows people to eat sustainably, locally, and seasonally.



Jill Richardson blogs about food issues at both Daily Kos and on her own blog La Vida Locavore. She is a member of the policy advisory board of the Organic Consumers Association and a Commonweal Institute fellow. Recipe for America is her first book. End time approximate.



http://www.kingsbookstore.com/



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Tacoma

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PacNWDog Mountain Farm Dinners400613:00 PM8:00 PMYou are invited to join us for a delicious, seasonal meal prepared by local chefs. Offered on Saturdays, June through September, enjoy a genuine farm-to-table dining experience. The multi-course meal will highlight produce from Dog Mountain Farm and other local producers of quality meat and cheese.



End time approximate. Contact Farm for more details and for reservations.

http://www.dogmtnfarm.com/farm%20dinner.htm

Carnation

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FestivalsSummer Celebration at E.B. Foote Winery4006212:00 AM12:00 AM¯ SUMMER CELEBRATION ®



$5 tasting fee, applied toward bottle purchase



(No tasting fee for Wine Club members)

Thursday, Sept. 3
, 5 pm - 8 pm

Friday, Sept. 4, 11 am - 8 pm

Saturday, Sept 5, 11 am - 6 pm

Sunday & Monday, Sept. 6 & 7, Noon - 6 pm

Join us Labor Day weekend to toast the end of the summer! Taste current releases along with snacks and save 10% to 30% on wine purchases. We'll have special prices on selected wines. No reservations needed! Get a friend or two and drop in anytime during these hours.



http://www.ebfootewinery.com/calendar.html



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FestivalsBlackberry Festival4006212:00 AM12:00 AMhttp://www.blackberryfestival.org/index.php?pr=Home_PageBremerton

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FarmersSummer Sundays @ Pike Place4006212:00 AM12:00 AMSummer Farm Days 2009

June - September, 2009



You'll find farmers at the Pike Place Market every day of the year, and you'll find more of them on a daily basis throughout the summer, when our growing seasonis at its best.



Many of our farmers participate in our three special farm days, when they take over the north end of Pike Place and fill the street with tents and farm fresh produce. It's a great time to shop!



SummerSundays: June 7 - September 27



Local & Organic Wednesdays: June 10 - September 30



Farm Fridays - June 12: September 27



http://www.pikeplacemarket.org
Pike Place Market

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FoodSwedish Pancake Breakfast400628:00 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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FarmersWest Seattle Farmers Market4006210:00 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 Market4006210:00 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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FreeTomato Tasting @ W. SEA Farmers Market4006211:00 AM12:00 PMSample different varieties of tomatoes and find out which onesare your favoites, plus which varieties are best raw, or for cooking sauces, etc.



http://www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org/events/tomato-tasting-at-west-seattle-sept-6/
West Seattle

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FarmersMercer Island Farmers Market4006211:00 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 Market4006211:00 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 Market4006211:00 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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FreeFood Film: Agricultural Documentary TBA400626:00 PM9:00 PMFirst Sunday of the month Film Series



Feature TBA



Monthly Agricultural Documentary Film Feast

Free, Wonderful, Profound, and even Humorous Films

& the Popular Shop or Pick the Valley Potluck Dinner



potluck at 6 pm & film at 7 pm



Come early for the Educational



Prepare Your Dish Get Together



http://www.21acres.org/sva-first-sunday-film-series-2



Woodinville

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FoodMusic at Hidmo (Most Sundays - Check with Restaurant to Confirm)400628:00 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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FestivalsSummer Celebration at E.B. Foote Winery4006312:00 AM12:00 AM¯ SUMMER CELEBRATION ®



$5 tasting fee, applied toward bottle purchase



(No tasting fee for Wine Club members)

Thursday, Sept. 3
, 5 pm - 8 pm

Friday, Sept. 4, 11 am - 8 pm

Saturday, Sept 5, 11 am - 6 pm

Sunday & Monday, Sept. 6 & 7, Noon - 6 pm

Join us Labor Day weekend to toast the end of the summer! Taste current releases along with snacks and save 10% to 30% on wine purchases. We'll have special prices on selected wines. No reservations needed! Get a friend or two and drop in anytime during these hours.



http://www.ebfootewinery.com/calendar.html



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FestivalsBlackberry Festival4006312:00 AM12:00 AMhttp://www.blackberryfestival.org/index.php?pr=Home_PageBremerton

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PacNWCheesemaking Class at Monteillet Fromagerie4006312:00 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 Room400635:00 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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PacNWCheesemaking Class at Monteillet Fromagerie4006412:00 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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FarmersPike Place Market Express at City Hall Plaza4006410:00 AM2:00 PMPike Place Market Express at City Hall Plaza

Tuesdays, June 23 - September 29

10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

Located on Fourth Avenue betweenCherry and James Streets



http://www.pikeplacemarket.org
City Hall Plaza Seattle

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FoodEveryday Thai Cooking Class400646:30 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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FoodContemporary Pizza Cooking Class400646:30 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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FoodPCC Knife Skills Class400646:30 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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FoodSushi I ? Basic Sushi Rolling400646:30 PM9:30 PMClass Location: NVC Kitchen



1212 South King Street, Seattle, WA 98144 (Enter from the Parking lot)



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)

All students receive their maki su (bamboo rolling mat); secret family recipes; kosada (small dipping plate); and hashi(pair of chopsticks) with each class. An $8.00 value. Come hungry as you will roll and eat your own sushi!



$80



End time approximate



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



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1212 South King Street, Seattle, WA 98144

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FoodFrench Cooking: Summer in Provence w/Chef P.Thomelin of Olivar400646:30 PM9:30 PMCook's World is pleased to showcase this very talented Seattlechef & restauranteur sharing summertime fare from the enchanting Provencalregion.Chef Thomellin is a classically trained French chef having studied at the Curnonsky Culinary School in the Loire Valley of Saumur, France andworked in the kitchens of the two-star Michelin restaurant Amandier de Mougins on the Riviera in the south of France and Chalet du Mont d?Arbois, a four-star luxury Relais & Chateau in Megeve, France.

Details: A HANDS-ONClass. Limit: 14 students

Who: Executive Chef Philippe Thomellin



How Much: $65.00



http://cooksworld.net/
U-Village

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FoodCooking Classes with Mama Enza Sorrentino400646:30 PM9:30 PMClasses are limited to 12 participants and must be prepaid. Multiple class discount applicable only to current month. Class registration cannot be refunded but can be transferred. We reserve the right to substitute ingredients based on availability



Cena: Sicilian Suppers



Tuesday evenings, 6:30 to 9:30

One class: $65 - Three classes $175 - Four classes $220



September 8th: Caprese salad (with mozzarella tasting) - Stuffed chicken breast - Tiramisu

September 15th Eggplant Involtini - Carbonara with zucchini & onions -- Chocolate-ricotta cheesecake

September 22nd Eggplant Parmigiana - Fettuccine with prawns -- Zabaglioni

September 29th Shrimp & arugula salad - Ravioli with spinach - Wild berry strudel



http://www.mondellina.com/cookingclasses.html
Magnolia

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FreeFree Vegetarian Cooking Classes400647:00 PM8:30 PMIf you'd love to eat healthier, but don't know the first thing about how to cook that way then you need to check out our Vegetarian Cooking School for some of the tastiest and easiest recipes available.



Thisevent is free and open to the public, and will cover the basics of shopping, preparing, and cooking some of the healthiest meals that we've been able to find.



The Cooking school will be held for four nights from 7:00-8:30 pm on September 8, 10, 15, and 17 at



Northwest Christian School

904 Shaw Rd.

Puyallup, WA



http://seattle.craigslist.org/tac/eve/1297514095.html
Puyallup

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FreeThe Rising of Bread for the World: An Outcry of Citizens Against Hunger400647:30 PM9:00 PMA little over 35 years ago, Pastor Arthur Simon (brother of the late Senator Paul Simon) sent a mimeographed letter to friends, about starting a movement to persuade public officials to do more about poverty and hunger. This was the genesis of Bread for the World (www.bread.org), a Christian lobbying organization devoted to areas of public policy on hunger issues in the US and abroad, and the basis of the story told in his book,The Rising of Bread for the World: An Outcry of Citizens Against Hunger (Paulist Press). "You will enjoy the first half of the book for its personal reflections and its introduction to church leaders of other denominations who have dreamed and worked as we have. The heart of the story is in the second half with its candid assessments of how hard it is to move both citizens and public officials to put our resources to work for the poor. My thinking has been challenged. Yours may be, too." - Karl Boemke. Internationally-recognized (and locally-based) travel writer and activist Rick Steves willintroduce Rev. Simon here this evening, and participate in the conversation. In addition to his many insightful travel guides, he is recently the author of Travel as a Political Act (Nation Books).



http://www.elliottbaybook.com/events/sep09/simon.jsp
Downtown

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FreeAuthor Langdon Cook "Fat of the Land" at Puget Sound Mycological Society400647:30 PM9:00 PMMembership Meetings:

Monthly meetings often have noted mycological speakers. Meetings are held on the 2nd Tuesday of the months September through June, excluding March, which is the month of our annual meeting. The time is 7:30 PM, and the location is the Center for Urban Horticulture, which is located at 3501 NE 41st St. in Seattle (driving directions).
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You may come 20 minutes early to peruse a fine selection of nature books and field guides which are usually available, or to bring in mushrooms you have found to be identified. There is a brief period of announcements and business which is followed by the presentation.



* These meetings are open to the public.



End time approximate.



http://fat-of-the-land.blogspot.com/



http://psms.org/meetings.html
Center for Urban Horticultural, 3501 NE 41st St., Seattle

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FarmersLocal & Organic Wednesdays @ Pike Place4006512:00 AM12:00 AMSummer Farm Days 2009

June - September, 2009



You'll find farmers at the Pike Place Market every day of the year, and you'll find more of them on a daily basis throughout the summer, when our growing seasonis at its best.



Many of our farmers participate in our three special farm days, when they take over the north end of Pike Place and fill the street with tents and farm fresh produce. It's a great time to shop!



SummerSundays: June 7 - September 27



Local & Organic Wednesdays: June 10 - September 30



Farm Fridays - June 12: September 27



http://www.pikeplacemarket.org
Pike Place Market

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FoodCooking Classes with Mama Enza Sorrentino4006512:00 PM1:30 PMClasses are limited to 12 participants and must be prepaid. Multiple class discount applicable only to current month. Class registration cannot be refunded but can be transferred. We reserve the right to substitute ingredients based on availability



Pranzo: Making Lunch





Noon-1:30every Wednesday

One class: $35 - Three classes: $100 - Four classes: $120
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Sept 9th: Ravioli with cheese in tomato cream

Sept 16th: "Soup & Salad" Italian Style

Sept 23rd: Meatloaf Sandwiches (bread recipe included)

Sept. 30th: Spaghetti Carbonara



http://www.mondellina.com/cookingclasses.html
Magnolia

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FarmersColumbia City Farmers Market400653:00 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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FarmersWallingford Farmers Market (Dates Approximate)400653:00 PM7:00 PMClosed for 2008



2009 dates to be confirmed, probably Wednesdays mid-May through Sept.



Parking lot of Wallingford Center. Free parking is available on the West and North end of the lot.

http://www.fremontmarket.com/wallingford/index.html
Wallingford Center

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FreeChef Demo @ Wallingford Farmers Market (see description for Chef)400654:00 PM5:00 PMWallingford Farmers Market regularly presents cooking demonstrations featuring great chefs from our neighborhood showing the public how to prepare extraordinary dishes simply, using fresh, delicious and nutritious local ingredients from the market. If these chefs can make such incredible dishes on a folding table using a butane burning under a tent in a parking lot, you can certainly do it at home.



Scroll down for a list of upcoming scheduled cooking demonstrations. For recipes from past cooking demonstrations, click on the Recipes ? Chefs category.



All cooking demonstrations are scheduled for 4-5 p.m., during the market on Wednesdays.



June17

Chef Dustin Ronspies

Art of the Table



June 24

No Demonstration


nJuly 1

Chef Amy McCray

Eva Restaurant



July 8

Chef Sara Moot

Persimmon Bistro



July 15

Chef Allyss Dillon

Elemental Next Door



July 22

No Demonstration



July 29

Chef Dennis Ruiz

Pequena Havana



August 5

Chef Jason Brzozwy

Tilth Restaurant



August 12

No Demonstration



August 19

Chef Wali Khairzada

Kabul Restaurant



August 26

Chef Maria Hines

Tilth Restaurant



September 2

Chef George dePasquele

The Essential Baking Company



September 9

Chef Alex Pitts

Avila/Bella Cosa



September 16

No Demonstration



September 23

Chef Larkin Young

Tilth Restaurant



September 30

Chef Dustin Ronspies

Art of the Table



http://wallingfordfarmersmarket.wordpress.com/wallingford-farmers-market/cooking-demonstrations/
Wallingford, WA

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FreeProductive Vegetable Gardening in Small Spaces: Planning Raised Beds and Containers400656:00 PM8:00 PMProductive Vegetable Gardening in Small Spaces: Planning Raised Beds and Containers



City of SeaTac Council Chambers

Wednesday, September 9th, 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.



Has a lack of garden space kept you from growing vegetables? Learn how to garden in containers or raised beds and enjoy the delicious freshness of home-grown veggies. Discover the advantages containers can offer over growing in the ground. Learn how raised beds improve fertility and drainage and allow you to garden in spots you wouldn?t otherwise have been able to use. We?ll discuss what makes a good container, how to make a raised bed, soil and fertilizers, insects, diseases, and weeds, and what to grow when. Join us, and don?t go another season without a harvest of fresh veggies you?ve grown yourself!



http://king.wsu.edu/enviro/events.htm



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SeaTac

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FoodArtisan Sourdough Bread Class w/George De Pasquale of Essential Baking400656:30 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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FoodDim Sum Class400656:30 PM9:30 PMLiterally meaning ?to touch your heart,? bite-sized Dim Sum morsels originated in the teahouses of China long ago. Enjoy the hands-on experience of pinching, rolling, steaming and baking a cornucopia of delightful Asian delicacies perfect for appetizers, brunch or entertaining.



Sui Mai

Potstickers

Vegetable Spring Rolls

Hum Bow (Steamed Buns)

Chinese Greens with Oyster Sauce



$70



Chef Naomi Kakiuchi



End time approximate



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



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Bellevue Uwajimaya

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FoodSatisfying Autumn Soups400656:30 PM9:30 PMSatisfying Autumn Soups



Soup can satisfy the soul ? whether in the routine of preparation, the aromas of the cooking, the presentation to those you love, or in the simple act of enjoying a great bowl.Heart-warming favorites include:







Sumptuous Silky Butternut Squash Soup

Classic French Onion

Tomato Bisque

Thai Hot & Sour Prawn Soup




n$80



End time approximate.



http://www.cookingschoolsofamerica.com/sizzleworks/index.php?flag_menu_index=reservation_php#181



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Eastside

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FoodAsian Appetizers Class400656:30 PM9:30 PMAsian Appetizers

Location: Kirkland Store

Class format: Hands-On

Price: $69.00

Date: Wednesday, Sep 09, 2009

Time: 6:30 PM

Restrictions: Ages 18 and Older

Instructor: Ed Kernan Savory Asiantreats become the centerpiece of the party with their exotic flavors and presentation. From Thai shrimp rolls to Chinese gold coins, you'll learn how to put together a mouthwatering assortment of Asian apps for your next get-together.



MENU Thai Mango and Shrimp Summer Rolls with Dipping Sauce - Vietnamese Lemongrass Chicken and Green Papaya Salad - Chinese Gold Coin Salmon Cakes with Minted Cucumber Sauce - Sweet and Spicy Beef Salad with Crispy Rice Sticks and Fresh Lime Dressing



End time approximate.



http://cookingclasses.surlatable.com/browse/classDetailPage1.jsp?classId=0490920



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FreeNutrition for Endurance Sports: Eating Right for Riding, Running, Racing, and Recovering400657:00 PM8:00 PMNutrition for Endurance Sports: Eating Right for Riding, Running, Racing, and Recovering

9/9/2009 7:00 PM

Join athlete and sports nutritionist Heather King, MS, RD, as she covers everything you need to know to properly fuel your body and get the results you're looking for. Topics covered will include how the body stores and utilizes food during exercise and recovery, what foods best fuel the body, creating your own idea program and more.



Specific topics covered will include:





How the body stores and utilizes fuel during endurance exercise



The role of carbohydrate, protein, and fat during sport



Creating your own ideal fuelingprogram for before, during, and after activity



Tips for foods that fuel the body best during times of increased metabolism



Q + A



http://www.rei.com/stores/store_event_detail.jsp?pid=E980B6E27F2595BA51ECA5573615329A&template_id=14&template_family=webDetail&ignore_cache=1
REI Seattle Flagship

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FestivalsA Taste of Iceland at Ray's Boathouse4006612:00 AM12:00 AMA TASTE OF ICELAND AT RAY'S BOATHOUSE

September 10-13, 2009

Ray's Boathouse Dining Room

Ray's Boathouse is excited to host Iceland's premier chef Thorarinn Eggertsson from September 10-12*, 2009 for "A Tasteof Iceland" in our Boathouse Dining Room! (*NOTE: Chef Thorarinn will be in the restaurant to meet our guests from Thursday-Saturday, September 10-12. His menu will be available through Sunday, September 13.)



Chef Thorarinn is the owner and head chef of the award-winning Orange restaurant in downtown Reykjav¡k. Orange made its way onto Cond‚ Nast Traveler's prestigious 2009 Hot Tables List, which referred to Chef Thorarinn as a "mad genius" and Orange as "packed with playful surprises".



During his visit, Chef Thorarinn will offer a taste of his exquisite Icelandic cuisine and products exclusively to Ray's guests. His "LET'S GO CRAZY" menu (see below) is $65.00 per guest, beverages, tax and gratuity not included. For reservations, please call (206) 789-3770 ext. 3.



"LET'S GO CRAZY" MENU

Chef Thorarinn Eggertsson invites you to experience fun & fine dining with at least 4 courses for everyone at the table!



APPETIZER:

SURPRICE



SPOT ON:
nLANGOUSTINE - CAULIFLOWER, LEMMONGRAS, SOYA & QUAIL EGG



FRUIT BASKET:

SEA TROUT - ORANGE, PASSION FRUIT SALSA & NAGE



THE OLYMPICS:

SALTED COD & LOBSTER - ASPARAGUS, SWEET TOMATOES & JERUSALEM ARTICHOKES



PINEAPPLE EXPRESS:

JIVARA MILKCHOCOLATE - SKYR AND PINEAPPLE X 4



Ray's hosting of Chef Thorarinn is part of a larger celebration of Icelandic culture, which includes a film festival at The Varsity and a concert at The Crocodile, to honor Icelandair's new nonstop service between Seattle and Reykjav¡k.



http://www.rays.com/events
Ray's Boathouse Dining Room

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FarmersQueen Anne Farmers Market400663:00 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 Market400663:00 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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FarmersCascade Farmers Market featuring Pike Place Market Express400663:00 PM7:00 PMCascade Farmers Market featuring Pike Place Market Express

Thursdays, June 25 - September 24

3:00 - 7:00 p.m.

Located on Pontius Avenue North between Thomas and Harrison Streets



http://www.pikeplacemarket.org/
Pontius Avenue North between Thomas and Harrison Streets

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FreeChef Demo @ Queen Anne Farmers Market (see description for Chef)400664:00 PM5:00 PMJune 18: 4 pm: Chef Demo with Jason Franey, Canlis



June 25: 4 pm: Chef demo with Brittany Bardeleben, Betty



July 2: 4 pm: Chef demo with Ethan Stowell, How to Cook a Wolf, Union, Tavolata



July 9: 4 pm: Chef demo with Amy Pinkis, Metropolitan Market, Queen Anne



July 16:4 pm: Chef demo with Dylan Giordan, Serafina



July 23: 4 pm: Chef demo with Nathan Grave, Solo



July 30: 5:30 pm: Chef demo with Diane LaVonne, Diane?s Market Kitchen



August 6: 4 pm: Chef demo with Seth Caswell, Emmer & Rye and Seattle Chefs Collaborative



August 13: 4 pm: Chef demo with Becky Selengut, Cornucopia Cuisine, blogger at Chef Reinvented



August 20: 4 pm: Chef demo with Traca Savadogo, blogger at Seattle Tall Poppy

4:30 pm: Chef demo with Lorna Yee, blogger at The Cookbook Chronicles, food writer for Seattle Magazine



August 27: 4 pm: Chef demo with Jerry Traunfeld, Poppy



September 3: 4 pm: Chef demo with Daniel Ahern, Pork Knife and Spoon



September 10: 4 pm: Chef demo with Joshua Henderson, Skillet



September 17: 4 pm: Chef demo with Anthony Hubbard, Chow Foods



September 24: 4 pm: Canning demo and book signing with Lorene Edwards, blogger at Planted at Home, author of Canning & Preserving Your Own Harvest


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FoodWine and Cheese Tasting400665:00 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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FreeFree Mini Pastry Class: Girls Night Out400666:30 PM8:30 PMFree Mini Pastry Class: Girls Night Out

with Chef Carol Marty of Carol's Creative Confections



6:30 & 7:30pm



Learn the dos & donts of dough at one of two FREE mini Pastry Classes lead by Carol Marty. Offered at 6:30 & 7:30pm as 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 ofclass: demonstration and hands on



cost: FREE



Register in person at2425 33rd Ave West or by phone 206-281-7800.



http://www.dish-it-up.com/calendar/class.php?record_no=00660

Magnolia

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FoodDueling Divas w/Chefs Becky Selengut & Lynne Vea400666:30 PM9:00 PMDueling Divas: The Rematch



BECKY SELENGUT, LYNNE VEA

Two chefs, same ingredients, two menus ? what a blast! Everyone had so much fun the last time these friendly rivals got together, they?re happy to do it again with new ingredients and a wine sampling. Lynne and Becky will make two dishes each to show how they develop recipes to bring out optimal flavors. The first dish uses pork, melon, chiles, new potatoes, heirloom tomatoes, pumpkin seeds, corn and tamarind. The second uses tuna, figs
, almonds, clams, fennel, sheep?s milk cheese, basil and green olives.Relax with a glass of wine and watch the magic begin! With meat, seafood, dairy and eggs.



Members: $50, Non-members: $55

Includes $5 for wine tasting.



Thursday Sep 10, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

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

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



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=980



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PacNWQuick and Easy Vietnamese Grill400666:30 PM9:00 PMQuick and Easy Vietnamese Grill

(HANDS-ON, Class limited to18)

Pranee Halvorsen-Culinary Instructor

Thursday, September 10, 6:30-9:00 PM $58

Upon returning from her South East Asia tour this spring, Chef Pranee designed this class to share the amazingculinary experiences she had in Vietnam with a fun and easy approach! You will be introduced to basic Vietnamese grilling techniques and herbs while learning simple dishes that can be prepared on your home grill or in a grill pan. Grilled Corn with Scallion Oil; Grilled Lemongrass Chicken; Grilled Wrapped Ground Beef with Wild Pepper Leaf; Five-Spice Pork; Succulent Grilled Prawns; and Grilled Cassava Coconut Cake in Banana Leaf. All menu items are served with a variety of noodles, condiments and dipping sauces.
nhttp://www.pacificculinarystudio.com/classes/index.html#september



Everett

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FoodBon Appetit: Fish 101 Class400666:30 PM9:30 PMBon Appetit: Fish 101

Location: Kirkland Store

Class format: Hands-On

Price: $79.00

Date: Thursday, Sep 10, 2009

Time: 6:30PM

Restrictions: Ages 18 and Older

Instructor: Olaiya Land Fish fillets, fish steaks, gorgeous whole fish: Any way you slice it (and even if you don?t), fish is more popular than ever. We?ll help you choose the ideal cut, then cook it to perfection.



MENU Breaded Skinless Fish Fillets with Red Pepper Mayonnaise - Whole Fish Baked in Sea Salt - Crispy-Skin Fish Fillets with Wilted Escarole - Fish Steaks Braised with Bell Peppers,Olives, and Lemons



http://cookingclasses.surlatable.com/browse/classDetailPage1.jsp?classId=0490902



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FreeAuthor Talk: Julie Usher "Cookie Swap"400667:00 PM8:00 PMThe cookie exchange goes to new sugary, chocolaty, creative heights! With decorating ideas, 58 recipes, mouthwatering photos, and tips on hosting cookie potlucks, Julia Usher gets the creative juices flowing



http://thirdplacebooks.com/event/cookie-swap-julie-usher
Third Place Books, Lake Forest Park

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FreeFree Vegetarian Cooking Classes400667:00 PM8:30 PMIf you'd love to eat healthier, but don't know the first thing about how to cook that way then you need to check out our Vegetarian Cooking School for some of the tastiest and easiest recipes available.



Thisevent is free and open to the public, and will cover the basics of shopping, preparing, and cooking some of the healthiest meals that we've been able to find.



The Cooking school will be held for four nights from 7:00-8:30 pm on September 8, 10, 15, and 17 at



Northwest Christian School

904 Shaw Rd.

Puyallup, WA



http://seattle.craigslist.org/tac/eve/1297514095.html
Puyallup

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FreeCheap Beer and Prose400667:00 PM9:00 PM"Cheap Beer and Prose"

Seattle's ever popular reading series, "Cheap Wine and Poetry," presents its first installment of "Cheap Beer and Prose," an evening of great prose and cheap beer, featuring Ryan Boudinot, Cienna Madrid, Mary Purdy and David Schmader. Hosted by Charla Grenz. Beer: $1/can. FREE. Co-sponsored by Richard Hugo House. www.cheapwineandpoetry.com

Cabaret

Thursday, September 10th, 2009, 7:00 PM



http://www.hugohouse.org/
Richard Hugo House

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FreeAuthor Talk: Frank Bruni "Born Round"400667:30 PM9:00 PMIn Born Round: The Secret History of a Full-Time Eater (Penguin Press), Frank Bruni, the newly outgoing restaurant critic of The New York Times, recounts a lifelong intense relationship with food?one going back to memories in early childhood?on up through his becoming the Times' foodcritic. The latter role, following years of covering the political rumble
, marked the first time he wrote about food. "Outgoing New York Times restaurant critic Bruni admits he was even a baby bulimic in his extraordinary memoir about a lifelong battle with weight problems ... Through adolescence
, puberty, and into college, Bruni oscillated from gluttonous binges to adult bulimia ... While Bruni includes such entertaining bits as the campaign trail seen through a Weight Watchers lens, and ample meals from his years as the Times restaurant critic, in the end, his is a powerful, honestbook about desire, shame, identity, and self-image." - Publishers Weekly.



http://www.elliottbaybook.com/events/sep09/bruni.jsp
Elliott Bay Book Company

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FestivalsA Taste of Iceland at Ray's Boathouse4006712:00 AM12:00 AMA TASTE OF ICELAND AT RAY'S BOATHOUSE

September 10-13, 2009

Ray's Boathouse Dining Room

Ray's Boathouse is excited to host Iceland's premier chef Thorarinn Eggertsson from September 10-12*, 2009 for "A Tasteof Iceland" in our Boathouse Dining Room! (*NOTE: Chef Thorarinn will be in the restaurant to meet our guests from Thursday-Saturday, September 10-12. His menu will be available through Sunday, September 13.)



Chef Thorarinn is the owner and head chef of the award-winning Orange restaurant in downtown Reykjav¡k. Orange made its way onto Cond‚ Nast Traveler's prestigious 2009 Hot Tables List, which referred to Chef Thorarinn as a "mad genius" and Orange as "packed with playful surprises".



During his visit, Chef Thorarinn will offer a taste of his exquisite Icelandic cuisine and products exclusively to Ray's guests. His "LET'S GO CRAZY" menu (see below) is $65.00 per guest, beverages, tax and gratuity not included. For reservations, please call (206) 789-3770 ext. 3.



"LET'S GO CRAZY" MENU

Chef Thorarinn Eggertsson invites you to experience fun & fine dining with at least 4 courses for everyone at the table!



APPETIZER:

SURPRICE



SPOT ON:
nLANGOUSTINE - CAULIFLOWER, LEMMONGRAS, SOYA & QUAIL EGG



FRUIT BASKET:

SEA TROUT - ORANGE, PASSION FRUIT SALSA & NAGE



THE OLYMPICS:

SALTED COD & LOBSTER - ASPARAGUS, SWEET TOMATOES & JERUSALEM ARTICHOKES



PINEAPPLE EXPRESS:

JIVARA MILKCHOCOLATE - SKYR AND PINEAPPLE X 4



Ray's hosting of Chef Thorarinn is part of a larger celebration of Icelandic culture, which includes a film festival at The Varsity and a concert at The Crocodile, to honor Icelandair's new nonstop service between Seattle and Reykjav¡k.



http://www.rays.com/events
Ray's Boathouse Dining Room

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FarmersFarm Fridays @ Pike Place4006712:00 AM12:00 AMSummer Farm Days 2009

June - September, 2009



You'll find farmers at the Pike Place Market every day of the year, and you'll find more of them on a daily basis throughout the summer, when our growing seasonis at its best.



Many of our farmers participate in our three special farm days, when they take over the north end of Pike Place and fill the street with tents and farm fresh produce. It's a great time to shop!



SummerSundays: June 7 - September 27



Local & Organic Wednesdays: June 10 - September 30



Farm Fridays - June 12: September 27



http://www.pikeplacemarket.org
Pike Place Market

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FoodEveryday Thai Cooking Class4006711:00 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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FarmersBothell Farmers Market4006712:00 PM6:00 PMThe Bothell Farmers Market, located in Country Village, runsevery Friday through September 25th from 12-6 (rain or shine!)



http://countryvillagebothell.com/farmersmarket/
Bothell

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FreeChallah-Palooza '09!400673:00 PM6:00 PMFriday, September 11th



Challah-Palooza '09!

3:00pm - 6:00pm Free! ($1 Wine tasting for those 21 years of age and over)





Top challah vendors will share their delicious creations, just in time for the New Year. Be sure to check out: Our big challah display FREE holiday cateringmenu sampling Kosher beer and wine sampling ($1) Information about the holiday & Jewish community resources Cook book give-away! Free and open to anyone who loves to eat - please join us! Co-sponsored by JFS, Jconnect, andWhole Foods Market





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

Whole Foods Roosevelt

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FarmersMadison Madrona Farmers Market400673:00 PM7:00 PMFridays 3-7pm; May 15-Sep25



MLK at East Union



http://www.fremontmarket.com/madison/index.html
MLK at East Union

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FarmersPhinney Farmers Market400673:00 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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FreeChef Demo @ Madrona Market (see description for Chef)400674:00 PM5:00 PMMadrona Farmers Market regularly presents cooking demonstrations featuring great chefs from our neighborhood showing the public how to prepare extraordinary dishes simply, using fresh, delicious and nutritious local ingredients from the market. If these chefs can make such incredible dishes on a folding table using a butane burning under a tent in a parking lot, you can certainly do it at home. Scroll down for a list of upcoming scheduled cooking demonstrations. For recipes from past cooking demonstrations, click on the Recipes ? Chefs category. All cooking demonstrations are scheduled for 4-5 p.m., during the market on Fridays. 2009 Season Cooking Demonstration Schedule (subject to change) June 19 Chef Greg Scott ?Zaw artisan pizza in the raw June 26 Chef Seth Caswell President, Seattle Chefs Collaborative Emmer & Rye restaurant (opening soon) July 3 TBA July 10 Chef Sabrina Tinsley, Owner La Spiga July 17 No Demonstration July 24 TBA July 31 Chef George dePasquele The Essential Baking Company August 7 TBA August 14 TBA August 21 Chef Amadeus August 28 Chef Autumn Maddox Personal Cooking Instructor September 4 TBA September 11 TBA September 18 TBA September 25 Chef MIchael King St. Clouds Restaurant

http://madronafarmersmarket.wordpress.com/madrona-farmers-market/cooking-demonstrations/
Madrona, WA

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FoodBelhaven Brewing Tasting at Malt & Vine400675:30 PM7:30 PMFriday September 11 - Belhaven Brewing with Bill Hemmen and Belukus Marketing

This Scottish Brewery is on a site settled by beer-makingmonks in the 12th century and has been making beer commercially since 1719! Join us and be transported to heather-covered hills!



http://maltandvine.com/events.html
Redmond

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FoodWords & Wine: Frank Bruni400676:30 PM8:30 PMSeptember 11, 2009

Frank Bruni

BORN ROUND:

The SecretHistory of a Full-Time Eater

Time: 6:30 pm

Cost: $50/person (includes all wines, appetizers and a copy of the featured book)



Where: Pan Pacific Hotel

2125 Terry Avenue, Seattle, 98121



Frank Bruni was born round: stout, chubby, and hungry. He grew up in a big, loud Italian family in White Plains, New York, where meals were epic affairs and where he learned one of his foremost qualifications for his future career: an outsize love of food.



When Bruni was named the restaurant critic for The New York Times in 2004, he knew enough to be nervous?it is one of the most closely watched tasks in the food world?and he had spent his career covering politics, political campaigns and the Pope. Yes, he was the Time?s Rome Bureau chief and was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize, but did his love affair with food qualify him to be one of the most loved and/or hated tastemakers in the food world? His memoir Born Round: The Secret History of a Full-Time Eater traces his unusual path to becoming a restaurant critic, and is abrutally honest, sometimes funny, often painful tale of his complex and lifelong struggle with food.



http://www.kimricketts.com/wordswine.html



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FoodAndaluca Winemaker Dinner400676:30 PM10:30 PMTransport yourself to the vineyards of Europe ? Tuscany, Bordeaux, the Rhone Valley ? as you savor five delectable courses, each paired with an acclaimed handcrafted European-style blended wine. One sip and you?ll understand why Brian Carter has been twice awarded ?Winemaker of the Year? by Washington Magazine.



(Menu and Pairings)

All for only $85, plus tax and gratuity. For reservations call 206-382-6999.



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http://www.andaluca.com/newsletter.html

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FoodCooks & Books with Frank Bruni at Cascina Spinasse400678:45 PM11:00 PMFrank Bruni was born round: stout, chubby, and hungry. He grew up in a big, loud Italian family in White Plains, New York, where meals were epic affairs and where he learned one of his foremost qualifications for his future career: an outsize love of food. When Bruni was named therestaurant critic for The New York Times in 2004, he knew enough to be nervous--it is one of the most closely watched tasks in the food world--and he had spent his career covering politics, political campaigns and the Pope. Yes, he was the Time's Rome Bureau chief and was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize, but did his love affair with food qualify him to be one of themost loved and/or hated tastemakers in the food world? His memoir 'Born Round: The Secret History of a Full-Time Eater' traces his unusual path to becoming a restaurant critic, and is a brutally honest, sometimes funny, often painful tale of his complex and lifelong struggle with food.

After years of reviewing restaurants for the New York Times, Frank Bruni can sit down with us and have dinner--without a disguise and without taking notes! In a celebration of the beloved Italian food of his childhood (and hisyears in Rome as the Bureau chief), we will be sharing pasta and wine with Frank at Cascina Spinasse, following his Words & Wine event and interview.

One seating at 8:45pm, with menu created by new chef Jason Stratton.
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For more information about this event,

please contact us or call: 206-632-2419



http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/73653
1531 14th Ave Seattke

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FestivalsSeattle Tilth's Harvest Fair4006812:00 AM12:00 AM"Join us for Seattle's biggest harvest festival! The theme is'Celebrate Local Food' and you will enjoy hands-on activities, yummy eats
, educational workshops and presentations, chickens, goats, bees, and live music all day."



http://www.seattletilth.org/special_events/harvest-fair-209/seattle-tilths-harvest-fair

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FestivalsA Taste of Iceland at Ray's Boathouse4006812:00 AM12:00 AMA TASTE OF ICELAND AT RAY'S BOATHOUSE

September 10-13, 2009

Ray's Boathouse Dining Room

Ray's Boathouse is excited to host Iceland's premier chef Thorarinn Eggertsson from September 10-12*, 2009 for "A Tasteof Iceland" in our Boathouse Dining Room! (*NOTE: Chef Thorarinn will be in the restaurant to meet our guests from Thursday-Saturday, September 10-12. His menu will be available through Sunday, September 13.)



Chef Thorarinn is the owner and head chef of the award-winning Orange restaurant in downtown Reykjav¡k. Orange made its way onto Cond‚ Nast Traveler's prestigious 2009 Hot Tables List, which referred to Chef Thorarinn as a "mad genius" and Orange as "packed with playful surprises".



During his visit, Chef Thorarinn will offer a taste of his exquisite Icelandic cuisine and products exclusively to Ray's guests. His "LET'S GO CRAZY" menu (see below) is $65.00 per guest, beverages, tax and gratuity not included. For reservations, please call (206) 789-3770 ext. 3.



"LET'S GO CRAZY" MENU

Chef Thorarinn Eggertsson invites you to experience fun & fine dining with at least 4 courses for everyone at the table!



APPETIZER:

SURPRICE



SPOT ON:
nLANGOUSTINE - CAULIFLOWER, LEMMONGRAS, SOYA & QUAIL EGG



FRUIT BASKET:

SEA TROUT - ORANGE, PASSION FRUIT SALSA & NAGE



THE OLYMPICS:

SALTED COD & LOBSTER - ASPARAGUS, SWEET TOMATOES & JERUSALEM ARTICHOKES



PINEAPPLE EXPRESS:

JIVARA MILKCHOCOLATE - SKYR AND PINEAPPLE X 4



Ray's hosting of Chef Thorarinn is part of a larger celebration of Icelandic culture, which includes a film festival at The Varsity and a concert at The Crocodile, to honor Icelandair's new nonstop service between Seattle and Reykjav¡k.



http://www.rays.com/events
Ray's Boathouse Dining Room

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HolidayPopcorn Day4006812:00 AM12:00 AMhttp://brownielocks.com/september.html

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FarmersU-District Farmers Market400689:00 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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CharitableShare Your Harvest with Local Food Banks!400689:00 AM6:00 PMShare your Harvest!

Drop off your home grown fruit, veggiesand herbs in the Garden Store for Hopelink?s local food banks.

http://www.molbaks.com/

Woodinville

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FreeAsk the Chef Booth @ U-District (See Description for Chef)4006810:00 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





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FoodIndian Autumn Celebration Foods Class4006810:00 AM12:30 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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FoodPoaching, Roasting and Frying Class at The Harvest Vine4006810:00 AM12:30 PMPoaching, Roasting and Frying.. Oh, my!!

Saturday, September 12, 2009 at 10:00am

True culinary masters are measured by their skill
, and this is a fantastic crash course in the finer techniques for poaching, roasting and frying some of your favorite foods. Not to be missed - an opportunity to learn all the skills of a classically trained chef! All classes include full instruction, demonstration and copies of recipes for eachparticipant 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=9



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FarmersMagnolia Farmers Market4006810:00 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 Workshop4006810:00 AM2:00 PMCUT AND COOK KNIFE SKILLS WORKSHOP

Saturday, September 12,10am-2pm

Instructor: Barry Dahlbeck

Host: Louise Hasson,

*This hands-on class is limited to 8 students



SHARPEN YOUR KNIFE SKILLS, REFINE YOUR COOKING TECHNIQUE AND ENJOY A SIT-DOWN LUNCH IN A SMALL INTIMATE CLASS

Get the edge on selecting, caring for and using fine knives. Increase you own agility and confidence as 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.

Salsamole, Sunburst Soup, Breast of Chicken with Tomato Cream Sauce, Oranges with Blackberry Sauce.

Notes: Please bring your apron, cutting board and favorite knives to class. Since this class includes a sit-down lunch, it runs a bit longer. Set aside enough time to really enjoy the meal.





$78, discounts for buying multiple class credits at a time.



http://www.bon-vivant.com/singleclasses.html#cutandcook



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FreeExperience Farming Project4006810:00 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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FoodLawns to Lettuce Class4006810:30 AM11:30 AMLocation

Good Shepherd Center Demo Garden

4649 Sunnyside AveN

Seattle, WA 98103



Price$12.00 - $18.00



Info Line206-633-0451

Websitehttp://www.seattletilth.org



ContactCarrie Niskanen

4649 Sunnyside Ave N

Seattle, WA 98103



206-633-0451 ext 101

carrieniskanen@seattletilth.org



Description

Learn different techniques for taking out that old, boring sod and putting in your new garden beds. This class will cover the tools and materials needed to either dig out the sod or sheet mulchover existing lawn. You will also learn what veggies you can plant now tofill your salad bowl through the winter. This hour-long class takes placein the Seattle Tilth Demonstration Garden during our Harvest Fair. Come early or stay late to enjoy all of the other activities going on at your local food fest!



http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/74394

Wallingford

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FreeSEA Free School Home Canning and Food Preservation @ Seattle Tilth4006810:30 AM12:30 PMHome Canning and Food Preservation

Time: 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM

Location: Seattle Tilth Harvest Fair at the Good Shepherd Center 4649 Sunnyside Avenue N

Jessica is a Master Canner/Food Preserver and in this class she will be teaching about food safety, water bath canning and pressure canning and when you would use either method. Canning can be dangerous so come learn how to preserve your harvest safely!

There will be NO REGISTRATION for this class. Just show up on time and be ready to learn. As a note
, doors will close at 10:35 and students will not be admitted late so please arrive a bit early. For more information about the fair check out information here: http://www.seattletilth.org/special_events/harvest-fair-209/seattle-tilths-harvest-fair



http://www.seattlefreeschool.org/classes.php?startdate=1251781200



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Good Shepherd Center 4649 Sunnyside Avenue N

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FoodMexican Cooking Class at Flying Fish4006810:30 AM1:30 PMSeptember 12th

Fandango... the Flavors of Mexico



Chef Christine has always loved the food flavors and culture of Mexico.

At this class she will teach you some of her favorite Latin recipes like whole fish baked in green mole.



In addition she will show you how to handle chilies, both dried and fresh and demonstrate the secrets behind her fabulous mole
nand salsa fresca.



This is the perfect class to raise your spirits when the seasons begin to change





Classes begin at 10:30 am and are $55 per person which includes a three-course lunch with paired wine.

For reservations call

Flying Fish at 206.728.8595



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http://www.flyingfishrestaurant.com/classes.html

Belltown

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FreeGrowing Fruit Trees, Berries & Grapes4006811:00 AM12:30 PMGrowing Fruit Trees, Berries & Grapes

Join Larry and learn how to select, plant and successfully grow fruit-bearing trees and vines. Enjoy delicious samples of easy-to-grow fruit, that thrive in the Pacific Northwest climate.



http://www.molbaks.com
Woodinville

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FestivalsSouth 47 Farm Celebration4006811:00 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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FestivalsTaste of Old Russia4006812:00 PM5:00 PMTaste of Old Russia



Price $20.00 - $50.00





Contact Tanya Bilibin



Description

Sample exotic foods from Russia, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, Moldova and more and buy take home meals. Visit with many vendors and artists. Browse icons, books and calendars. Guided tours of the cathedral will be available. Enjoy entertainment for all ages!



http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/77512

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FoodWinter Vegetable Gardening4006812:30 PM1:30 PMPrice$12.00 - $18.00



Info Line206-633-0451 x 101

Websitehttp://www.seattletilth.org



ContactCarrie Niskanen

4649 Sunnyside AVE N#120

Seattle, WA 98103



206-633-0451 x101

carrieniskanen@seattletilth.org



Description

The season is winding down but its not too late to plant a winter garden. Join us for this fun, interactive class and learn about all of the delicious veggies you can plant now to eat this fall, winter and next spring. This hour-long class takes place in the Seattle Tilth Demonstration Garden during our Harvest Fair. Come early or stay late to enjoy all of the other activities going on at your local food fest!



http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/74392



4649 Sunnyside AVE N #120 Seattle

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CharitableAfternoon with Jane Goodall at Theo Chocolate4006812:30 PM2:30 PMTICKET INFORMATION

COST: $50.00 (tax included)

Tickets are available at:

www.brownpapertickets.com or call 1.800.838.3006



Ticket price includes:

A signed copy of "Hope for Animals and Their World"

A Theo/Jane Goodall chocolate bar

A $10 donation to the Jane Goodall Institute





World-renowned primatologist, conservationist and humanitarian Dr. JaneGoodall comes to Seattle to share her extraordinary new book ?Hope for Animals and Their World: How Endangered Species Are Being Rescued from the Brink.? This new book brings us inspiration about the future of the animal kingdom, if we act now, sharing stories of species around the world that have been rescued from extinction and whose habitats are being protected and/or restored.



Dr. Goodall is a UN Messenger of Peace and founder of the Jane Goodall Institute, a global nonprofit that empowers individuals to takeinformed and compassionate action on behalf of all living things. We hopeyou will join us for this rare opportunity to see the extraordinary Dr. Goodall, share her experiences and insights and learn about the work of her Institute, a Theo Chocolate partner.



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http://theonista.typepad.com/theonistas_unite/2009/08/a-special-afternoon-with-jane-goodall.html
Fremont

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FreeNat'l Mushroom Day at Whole Foods Redmond400681:00 PM3:00 PMSaturday, September 12th



National Mushroom Day!

1PM-3PM Drop In event, Registration not Required Free in Produce



With fall on our heels, we discover the fungus among us, sampling out delicious mushroomrecipes, and tips for storing and cleaning!



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

Redmond

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FoodPro-Am Release Party/AHA Rally @ Elysian400683:00 PM7:00 PMA rare chance to sample all the local entries going the Great American Beer Festival for the Pro-Am category. Meet the home brewers who are responsible for these great beers.



http://www.beertown.org/email/aha/rallies/Elysian09.htm



via http://www.bigalbrewing.com/news.php
Elysian Brewing Company, 1221 E. Pike St., Seattle

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PacNWDog Mountain Farm Dinners400683:00 PM8:00 PMYou are invited to join us for a delicious, seasonal meal prepared by local chefs. Offered on Saturdays, June through September, enjoy a genuine farm-to-table dining experience. The multi-course meal will highlight produce from Dog Mountain Farm and other local producers of quality meat and cheese.



End time approximate. Contact Farm for more details and for reservations.

http://www.dogmtnfarm.com/farm%20dinner.htm

Carnation

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FoodOh! Chocolate Chocolate Classes400686:30 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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FoodFarm Celebration Dinner at Volunteer Park Cafe400687:00 PM10:00 PMFarm Celebration Dinner at Volunteer Park Cafe

Please join VPC for a Farm Celebration Dinner on Saturday, September 12. This multi-course family style dinner will feature products from Full Circle Farms, Foraged and Found Edibles, Pipitone Farms, and Northwest hazelnut finished pork from Tails & Trotters in Oregon. Schedules permitting, some of these farmers, foragers, and growers will be in attendance. ?I really wanted to pay homage to these amazing, hardworking people,? says Burke. ?They take such pride in what they grow and produce, it makes my job much more enjoyable.? Dinner begins at 7pm and cost is $50/person (excluding tax and gratuity). Reservations are recommended.

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http://www.seattledining.com/calendar/month.asp?Month=09
Volunteer Park Cafe

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FestivalsLive Aloha Cultural Festival4006912:00 AM12:00 AM"It began with a vision to bring the Seattle Hawaii community together as well as share our culture with the Pacific Northwest! We held our first annual Live Aloha Hawaiian Cultural Festival on September 7th 2008
, and now we are on to our second year! With over 8,000 attendees in 2008
, we shared entertainment, Hawaiian crafts, workshops, cultural exhibits and films, and Hawaiian food with our wonderful Hawaiian and Seattle friends and family! Mahalo for making it a great success! Now a part of Seattle Center's Festal series (a series of free cultural events) please look outfor all of the wonderful things that we have in store for 2009!"



http://www.myspace.com/livealohafestival
Seattle Center

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FestivalsA Taste of Iceland at Ray's Boathouse4006912:00 AM12:00 AMA TASTE OF ICELAND AT RAY'S BOATHOUSE

September 10-13, 2009

Ray's Boathouse Dining Room

Ray's Boathouse is excited to host Iceland's premier chef Thorarinn Eggertsson from September 10-12*, 2009 for "A Tasteof Iceland" in our Boathouse Dining Room! (*NOTE: Chef Thorarinn will be in the restaurant to meet our guests from Thursday-Saturday, September 10-12. His menu will be available through Sunday, September 13.)



Chef Thorarinn is the owner and head chef of the award-winning Orange restaurant in downtown Reykjav¡k. Orange made its way onto Cond‚ Nast Traveler's prestigious 2009 Hot Tables List, which referred to Chef Thorarinn as a "mad genius" and Orange as "packed with playful surprises".



During his visit, Chef Thorarinn will offer a taste of his exquisite Icelandic cuisine and products exclusively to Ray's guests. His "LET'S GO CRAZY" menu (see below) is $65.00 per guest, beverages, tax and gratuity not included. For reservations, please call (206) 789-3770 ext. 3.



"LET'S GO CRAZY" MENU

Chef Thorarinn Eggertsson invites you to experience fun & fine dining with at least 4 courses for everyone at the table!



APPETIZER:

SURPRICE



SPOT ON:
nLANGOUSTINE - CAULIFLOWER, LEMMONGRAS, SOYA & QUAIL EGG



FRUIT BASKET:

SEA TROUT - ORANGE, PASSION FRUIT SALSA & NAGE



THE OLYMPICS:

SALTED COD & LOBSTER - ASPARAGUS, SWEET TOMATOES & JERUSALEM ARTICHOKES



PINEAPPLE EXPRESS:

JIVARA MILKCHOCOLATE - SKYR AND PINEAPPLE X 4



Ray's hosting of Chef Thorarinn is part of a larger celebration of Icelandic culture, which includes a film festival at The Varsity and a concert at The Crocodile, to honor Icelandair's new nonstop service between Seattle and Reykjav¡k.



http://www.rays.com/events
Ray's Boathouse Dining Room

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FarmersSummer Sundays @ Pike Place4006912:00 AM12:00 AMSummer Farm Days 2009

June - September, 2009



You'll find farmers at the Pike Place Market every day of the year, and you'll find more of them on a daily basis throughout the summer, when our growing seasonis at its best.



Many of our farmers participate in our three special farm days, when they take over the north end of Pike Place and fill the street with tents and farm fresh produce. It's a great time to shop!



SummerSundays: June 7 - September 27



Local & Organic Wednesdays: June 10 - September 30



Farm Fridays - June 12: September 27



http://www.pikeplacemarket.org
Pike Place Market

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FreeCoffee Tasting at Whole Foods400699:00 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 Market4006910:00 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 Market4006910:00 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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FreeCooking Demo at the Broadway Farmers Market - Kenyatta Carter fromKingfish Cafe4006911:00 AM12:00 PMWhen: Sunday, September 13, 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 Broadway



Kenyatta Carter from Kingfish Cafe in Capitol Hill demonstrates her dynamic cooking techniques using fresh, local ingredients at the Broadway Sunday Farmers Market. All cooking demos are free and open to the public.

http://www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org/events/cooking-demo-at-broadway/



Broadway Sunday Farmers Market

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FestivalsSouth 47 Farm Celebration4006911:00 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 Market4006911:00 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 Market4006911:00 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 Market4006911:00 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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FestivalsTaste of Old Russia4006912:00 PM5:00 PMTaste of Old Russia



Price $20.00 - $50.00





Contact Tanya Bilibin



Description

Sample exotic foods from Russia, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, Moldova and more and buy take home meals. Visit with many vendors and artists. Browse icons, books and calendars. Guided tours of the cathedral will be available. Enjoy entertainment for all ages!



http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/77512

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FoodRaw Kitchen Essentials4006912:30 PM2:30 PMMake your new diet a breeze with these trade tips on equipment
, food selection, preparation and preservation, local resources and other raw kitchen essentials. This class is facilitated by Chef JODEE CAPO fromTHRIVE, the newest raw foods restaurant in town, four doors down from East West Bookshop.



$25



http://www.eastwestbookshop.com/events/single_event.php?ID=946
East West Bookstore Seattle

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FoodTaste of Australia Cooking Class400691:00 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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FoodIn Season: Cooking Produce at its Best Class400691:00 PM3:30 PMIn Season: Cooking Produce at its Best

Lesa Sullivan

Appreciate the harvest season?s abundance as you learn about selecting, storing and preparing seasonal produce at the peak of perfection. You?ll make flavorful salads, vibrant main dishes and easy sides, including Hazelnut, Roasted Red Pepper and Garlic Pesto; Warm Potato Salad with Apples, Pearsand Gorgonzola; Carrot, Dried Plum and Sweet Potato Tzimmes; and Mixed Mushroom Saut‚. Vegetarian, with dairy; no eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



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

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

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

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



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1027



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FoodFood and Wine Pairing Event - Autumnal Wines400691:30 PM3:30 PMSunday, September 13th, 1:30 - 3:30pm in Seattle Autumnal Wines - $50 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 atour locations in Kirkland, Seattle, and Woodinville. Each will feature four to five pours, perfectly paired to complementary dishes. As the year'snew vintages are being bottled, this tasting offers an exploration of wine that goes with the bountiful autumn produce. http://www.thepurplecafe.com/



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Purple Cafe & Wine Bar Seattle

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PacNWMini Cooking Classes: Fresh Herb Sauces & How to Use Them400692:00 PM3:30 PMSun, Sept 13, 2-3:30 pm

Sunday Stirrings: Mini Cooking Classes: Fresh Herb Sauces & How to Use Them

Nancy Hebb



Enjoy a mini cooking featuring Chimichurri, Salsa Verde, Mojo, Charmoula - fresh sauces flavoring meats, vegetables and seafood. This is a technique oriented, shorttake on great food to inspire you with new recipes for your cooking routines. $25



http://www.bayviewschoolofcooking.com/schedule9.html
Olympia

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FoodCanning & Preserving at Sur La Table400692:00 PM5:00 PMPreserve the bounty of summer's harvest for year-round enjoyment. Shannon and Jason will teach you the basics beyond canning all your favorite fruits and vegetables. As well as revealing the secrets behind pressure canning.



MENU West Seattle Freeberry Two Ways - OMG Peach Salsa - Green Beans the Old Fashioned Way and the Chefs are Shannon & Jason Mullett-Bowlsby



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http://cookingclasses.surlatable.com/browse/classDetailPage1.jsp?classId=0490935
Kirkland

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FoodOh! Chocolate Chocolate Classes400695:30 PM7:30 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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CharitableSave the Date: Union's Cook-Off Series Continues with Ribs400696:00 PM10:00 PMRib Cook-Off September 13 at Union Benefiting The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society



Participants for the third installment of chef Ethan Stowell?s cook-off series just announced; chefs include: Ethan Stowell, DanBraun (Oliver?s Twist), Ren‚e Erickson (Boat Street Cafe), Craig Hetherington (TASTE), Justin Solomon (Union), and a yet to be named representative from the Tom Douglas restaurant family. The food enthusiasts battling against the chefs include: Darren Vengroff (always in the top three), Tracy Sarich (Children?s Trust Foundation and Foodista.com), and Jordan Johnson (new to the competition, but his ribs are legendary).



Stowell has rounded up a gregarious group of rib loving cooks to compete in what is sure tobecome known as the messiest cook-off yet! Come on down and help decide who will be crowned Rib Master of the World!



Each cook will prepare ribs from their own secret recipe and bring them to Union to be eaten and judged. Guests will be given a scorecard and then will proceed to enjoy complimentary draft beer as they taste and rate the ribs. After much bribery and deliberation, a winner will be declared. The winner of the Rib Cook-Off willreceive dinner for six at Union, Tavol…ta, How to Cook a Wolf, or Anchovies & Olives, and of course, bragging rights!



The Rib Cook-Off is Sunday, September 13 at Union. The fun begins at 6pm. The cost to attend is $50/person and includes all the ribs you can eat, potato salad, coleslaw, cornbread, and tap beer. All proceeds from the evening go to support The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. Reservations are highly recommended, as past cook-offs have sold out. For reservations, call Union at (206) 838-8000.



The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society is the world's largest voluntary health organization dedicated to funding blood cancer research, education and patient services. For more information or to make a donation, visit www.leukemia-lymphoma.org.





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Union Restaurant

1400 1st Avenue

Seattle, WA 98101

(206) 838-8000

info@unionseattle.com

www.unionseattle.com





Downtown

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FoodMusic at Hidmo (Most Sundays - Check with Restaurant to Confirm)400698:00 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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FreeLet's Cook and Converse! for Children & Seniors400704:00 PM5:00 PMDescription: Children and seniors come together for intergenerational cooking and conversation. Children willl learn food preparation techniques and etiquette. All supplies are provided. Caregiver required for children under age 7. For children ages 4 to 14, and seniors.

Library: Lynnwood Library

Location: Large meeting room

Presenter: Edmonds Community Foundation



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http://host5.evanced.info/sno_isle/evanced/eventsignup.asp?ID=10203&rts=&disptype=info&ret=eventcalendar.asp&pointer=&returnToSearch=&SignupType=&num=0&ad=&dt=mo&mo=9/1/2009&df=list&EventType=ALL&Lib=11&AgeGroup=ALL&LangType=0&WindowMode=&noheader=&lad=&pub=1&nopub=&page=1&pgdisp=25
Lynnwood

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FoodMac and Cheese Mondays at The Tasting Room400705:00 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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FoodNorthwest Fresh Cooking Class400706:30 PM9:00 PMNorthwest Fresh



VICKY MC CAFFREE

Chef McCaffree is back with another stunning menu at the start of our fall season, after her amazing summer classes. September is an abundant time here, and you?ll learn chef techniques for bringing out the best flavors in Northwest products. You?ll be delighted by her Crostini with Caramelized Walla Walla Onion Bacon Jam; Heirloom Tomato Rosemary Soup; Balsamic Roasted Fig Salad with Goat Cheese and Hazelnuts; and an amazing pan-roasted Sockeye Salmon complemented by Potato Gnocchi, Sweet Corn and Chanterelles. With meat, seafood, dairy and eggs.



Members: $45, Non-members: $50



Monday Sep 14, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle

Thursday Sep 17, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah

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



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1025



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FoodCooks & Books at Lark with Langdon Cook, author of 'The Fat of the Land'400706:30 PM9:00 PMOn September 14th, we will celebrate the incredible bounty ofour region when we host Langdon Cook at Lark for a foraged dinner--our first Cooks & Books dinner of the season! Chef John Sundstrom will join Langon a foraging adventure, and then create a multi-course dinner out of what they gather! As detailed in Cooks new book 'The Fat of the Land: Adventures of a 21st Century Forager', foraging is not a throwback to our hunter-gatherer past, but a way to reconnect with the landscape and appreciate the bounties of the earth and water around us.

After leaving his role as a senior book editor at Amazon.com in 2004, Lang decided to pursue lifeoff the grid in a cabin with his wife and son, and has since become a master forager. Whether he is free-diving in the icy Puget Sound in hopes of spearing a snaggletooth lingcod, or tempting fate by eating questionable mushrooms, he finds adventure--and great meals--in every attempt.

Join us for an unforgettable evening; all courses, wine pairings, tax, gratuity, and a copy of 'The Fat of the Land', are factored into the all-inclusive price of $120/per person.



For more information on this event, please call 206.632.2419.





http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/73247
Capitol Hill

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FoodFall Equinox Detox Class400706:30 PM9:00 PMFall Equinox Detox

Birgitte Antonsen, Karen Lamphere

Autumn is a good time for a cleanse that will strengthen your immunity in preparation for the colder months. Birgitte and Karen combine their culinary andclinical talents to create delicious and healthy detoxifying foods. You?llget a comprehensive seven-day detox protocol with wholesome recipes, supplements and supporting therapies. You?ll learn about warming foods, herbs, and spices that support detoxification, and which to avoid. This will bea mix of information, food demonstration and tasting, as Birgitte makes dishes such as Herbed Lentil Vegetable Soup, Fall Veggie Slaw and Quinoa Pudding with Apple Compote. Vegetarian, with dairy options; no eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Monday Sep 14, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah

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

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

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

Thursday Sep 24, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1004



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FreeGluten Free Walk, Talk and Taste400707:00 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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FreeFree Birthday Cake at Essential Baking4007112:00 AM12:00 AMEveryone is invited to the Essential Bakery Cafes in Seattle (Wallingford and Madison) for a free taste (one per guest) of signature birthday cake (while supplies last!)



Created especially for the occasion, this delicious chocolate hazelnut dessert will also be available as a $1.50cupcake in both cafes from Sept. 16 to Oct. 14.



http://www.yelp.com/events/seattle-happy-birthday-free-cake-essential-baking-company
Wallingford & Madison

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FoodLet's Do Lunch! Glorious Grains! Class400719:30 AM1:00 PMA participating cooking class followed by a themed lunch. Interesting, sort of unusual grains -- millet, barley, quinoa, amarant -- in a wide variety of foods. Instructor: Pat Barger



$12



http://class.seattle.gov/parks/Activities/ActivitiesCourseDetails.asp?aid=23&cid=44366
Queen Anne

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FarmersPike Place Market Express at City Hall Plaza4007110:00 AM2:00 PMPike Place Market Express at City Hall Plaza

Tuesdays, June 23 - September 29

10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

Located on Fourth Avenue betweenCherry and James Streets



http://www.pikeplacemarket.org
City Hall Plaza Seattle

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FreeDiscovering Saffron Demo400711:30 PM2:30 PMDemonstrations & Samplings

Stop by the Culinary Resource Center for great seasonal ideas and feature demonstrations.



Tues,

Sept. 15 Discovering Saffron

Learn how to cook with this special ingredient.

1:30 and 5:30 pm



http://shoreline.central-market.com/newSite/shoreline/shops/index.php?shop=culinary
Shoreline Central Market

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FoodDate with the Chefs at Art Restaurant & Pike Place Market400713:30 PM6:00 PMStroll through Pike Place Market and experience it through theeyes of Chef Kerry Sear and his Sous Chef. How do they pick the best ingredients from the Market? Where do they shop? What recommendations do they have about how to navigate the various stalls? Return to the hotel for a halfhour ?back of the house? hotel and kitchen tour. At ART Restaurant and Lounge the Chef Date continues at the Counter where guests will enjoy a sampling of Counter dishes, complemented by a wine tasting.



$85 per person plus tax & grat |Maximum 12 people | Approximately 2.5 hours



Lunch Dates

Wednesday, August 19, 2009, 11:00 am

Tuesday, September 29, 2009, 11:00 am



Dinner Dates

Wednesday, August 26, 2009, 3:30 pm

Tuesday, September 15, 2009, 3:30 pm



http://www.artrestaurantseattle.com/events/
Downtown

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FoodCanning in the Valley Class w/Seattle Parks400715:00 PM8:30 PMLearn from a WSU trained Master Food Preserver how to can fresh foods for later use. Course fee includes all supplies. Participants willtake home what they can in class (please eat before you arrive).



$25



http://class.seattle.gov/parks/Activities/ActivitiesCourseDetails.asp?aid=23&cid=47212
Rainier

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FreeDiscovering Saffron Demo400715:30 PM6:30 PMDemonstrations & Samplings

Stop by the Culinary Resource Center for great seasonal ideas and feature demonstrations.



Tues,

Sept. 15 Discovering Saffron

Learn how to cook with this special ingredient.

1:30 and 5:30 pm



http://shoreline.central-market.com/newSite/shoreline/shops/index.php?shop=culinary
Shoreline Central Market

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FoodFarm Dinner with David Mas Masumoto Author of "Wisdom of the Last Farmer: Harvesting Legacies from the Land"400715:30 PM8:30 PMElliott Bay Book Company and the Writers Salon Series at ebc (Elliott Bay Cafe) welcomes acclaimed writer, peach farmer and slow food activist David Mas Masumoto back to read from his new book, Wisdom of the Last Farmer: Harvesting Legacies from the Land (Free Press).



A third generation farmer in California's Central Valley, hailed by The New York Times as the poet of farming, Mas Masumoto re-evaluates the meaning of farming in the aftermath of his father's stroke. He also discovers that his daughter has decided to step into her own role as the next generation's steward of the family farm.

Mas Masumoto's powerful and poetic words connect us,who sit at home eating his peaches, to the living world of the orchard.


nReading this book, we are grateful for the farmer's hard work, and for how deliciously they nourish us.-Alice Waters. A peach of a book, and with
na recipe for raisins in the bargain.



Prior to the 7:30 reading , chefTamara Murphy of Brasa (and new proprietor of ebc) and cafe chef Zephyr Paquette will prepare a family style farm dinner showcasing products from our local farms. Relax and enjoy casual conversation while sharing a meal with our honored guest.



Price: Dinner $35.00 all inclusive

$57.00 with a signed copy of his new book.

(beer, wine, coffee and non alcoholic beverages available for purchase in the cafe)



Reception: 5:30pm

Dinner: 6pm

Reading: 7:30



End time approximate.

http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/74346



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Elliott Bay Cafe

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FoodIf it's Healthy it has to Taste Bad... NOT! Class400716:00 PM8:00 PMTuesday, September 15



If it's Healthy it has to Taste Bad... NOT!

6 -8pm in Salud! $25



Are you tired of having your taste buds say "No!" when your diet says "Yes!"? You can make your whole body happy. Just follow Chef Joy to the garden of healthy eating. Eating well means; enjoying ingredients that are good for the body and the soul. On the Menu:
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Green Tomato Gazpacho

Chickpea and Walnut Falafel with Tzatziki Topping

Chicken Fingers with Wheat Germ Crust and Orange Curry Sauce

PoachedPears with Rosemary Syrup



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

Whole Foods Bellevue

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CharitableCooking with Class400716:00 PM9:00 PM09/15 Cooking with Class

The 8th annual Cooking with Class takes place on September 15 from 6-9 p.m. at Salty's on Alki. This totally fun fundraiser donates the proceeds to Heritage House at the Market and Providence ElderPlace. Both assist frail, low-income seniors. Learn to make restaurant recipes from the chefs themselves, pair with donated wine and enjoy yourself thoroughly. Always a sell-out, it's a good idea to reserve now! Register online at www.seattledining.com/cwc.
Alki

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FoodSustainable Sushi and Sake400716:00 PM9:30 PMFrom Diane's Market Kitchen: "I am so pleased to be able to host Hajime in the Market Kitchen. His talent is remarkable and his committment to sustainablilty is evident in many of the choices he has made in his restaurant Mashiko in West Seattle



Both of us have been committed to creating great meals using fish and seafood that are both tasty and sustainable. Don?t choose, you can have it all. Join us to learn the secrets behindperfect sushi rice and great rolls. We will also sample several types of sake. Bring your appetite and sense of humor, you will leave with a full stomach, the tools to create your own rolls at home, and a box of sushi.



Price per person $ 125.00 + WA sales tax.



Price includes all ingredients, take home equipment and Sake sampling



http://www.cookingschoolsofamerica.com/dianesmarketkitchen/index.php?flag_menu_index=reservation_php#471

Downtown

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FoodSoup Making for Autumn Class400716:30 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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FoodAsian Party Appetizers Preview Class (Demo)400716:30 PM9:30 PMWe are celebrating our new kitchen location in Seattle and hope you will join our community of learning great Asian dishes, cooking techniques and culture.



Our open house is a fun preview of our cooking classes, full of amazing students, great teachers and warm community. Try out our demonstration class tonight for a special reduced fee. Munch on our delicious appetizers while we teach you the art of entertaining, the easy way!



Arrival time is 6:30pm, appetizers and beverages are all a part of the fun. Meet popular culinary educator Naomi Kakiuchi and her NuCulinary team.



Class description:



Entertaining is fun and easy when you?re serving up these tasty Asian apps. They?re ideal passed around on small plates as finger foods, or as a first course for your dinner party. You can even enjoy them as a flavorful dinner for one! You even get tips to make preppingand serving these dishes stress-free.



Menu



Edamame Hummus with Sesame Flatbread

Thai Eggplant Lettuce Wraps

Shrimp Cakes with Cucumber-PeanutRelish

Thai Lemongrass and Coconut Beef and Veggie Skewers with Peanut Sauce

Tropical Fruit Platter with Lime-Spiced Salt



$30



End time approximate



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



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1212 South King Street, Seattle, WA 98144

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FoodCooking Classes with Mama Enza Sorrentino400716:30 PM9:30 PMClasses are limited to 12 participants and must be prepaid. Multiple class discount applicable only to current month. Class registration cannot be refunded but can be transferred. We reserve the right to substitute ingredients based on availability



Cena: Sicilian Suppers



Tuesday evenings, 6:30 to 9:30

One class: $65 - Three classes $175 - Four classes $220



September 8th: Caprese salad (with mozzarella tasting) - Stuffed chicken breast - Tiramisu

September 15th Eggplant Involtini - Carbonara with zucchini & onions -- Chocolate-ricotta cheesecake

September 22nd Eggplant Parmigiana - Fettuccine with prawns -- Zabaglioni

September 29th Shrimp & arugula salad - Ravioli with spinach - Wild berry strudel



http://www.mondellina.com/cookingclasses.html
Magnolia

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FreeFree Vegetarian Cooking Classes400717:00 PM8:30 PMIf you'd love to eat healthier, but don't know the first thing about how to cook that way then you need to check out our Vegetarian Cooking School for some of the tastiest and easiest recipes available.



Thisevent is free and open to the public, and will cover the basics of shopping, preparing, and cooking some of the healthiest meals that we've been able to find.



The Cooking school will be held for four nights from 7:00-8:30 pm on September 8, 10, 15, and 17 at



Northwest Christian School

904 Shaw Rd.

Puyallup, WA



http://seattle.craigslist.org/tac/eve/1297514095.html
Puyallup

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FarmersLocal & Organic Wednesdays @ Pike Place4007212:00 AM12:00 AMSummer Farm Days 2009

June - September, 2009



You'll find farmers at the Pike Place Market every day of the year, and you'll find more of them on a daily basis throughout the summer, when our growing seasonis at its best.



Many of our farmers participate in our three special farm days, when they take over the north end of Pike Place and fill the street with tents and farm fresh produce. It's a great time to shop!



SummerSundays: June 7 - September 27



Local & Organic Wednesdays: June 10 - September 30



Farm Fridays - June 12: September 27



http://www.pikeplacemarket.org
Pike Place Market

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FoodCooking Classes with Mama Enza Sorrentino4007212:00 PM1:30 PMClasses are limited to 12 participants and must be prepaid. Multiple class discount applicable only to current month. Class registration cannot be refunded but can be transferred. We reserve the right to substitute ingredients based on availability



Pranzo: Making Lunch





Noon-1:30every Wednesday

One class: $35 - Three classes: $100 - Four classes: $120
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Sept 9th: Ravioli with cheese in tomato cream

Sept 16th: "Soup & Salad" Italian Style

Sept 23rd: Meatloaf Sandwiches (bread recipe included)

Sept. 30th: Spaghetti Carbonara



http://www.mondellina.com/cookingclasses.html
Magnolia

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FreeGot Inflammation? Eat this!4007212:30 PM1:30 PMGot Inflammation? Eat this!

12:30-1:30pm FREE



Got inflammation? Whether you have a sore back, arthritis, or are even battling heartdisease, you are already familiar with inflammation. Join Dr. Bob Cummins, a World Rowing Champion, as he shares the top ten everyday ways to naturally reduce your inflammation by what you eat, while reducing your painand increasing your overall health! Olympic champion Anna Cummins will also be on hand to share her favorite foods that keep her body running at optimal speed! Audience participation will drive the discussion, so be prepared to leave with your questions answered and action steps ready.



Dr.Robert Cummins is an advanced certified Chiropractor. He is also a World Champion rower who operates Cummins Chiropractic & Wellness, along with his wife, Anna Cummins, an Olympic gold medalist in rowing. The Cummins' goal for their Bellevue community is "gold medal health" through eating right, thinking right, and moving right.



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

Whole Foods Bellevue

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FarmersColumbia City Farmers Market400723:00 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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FarmersWallingford Farmers Market (Dates Approximate)400723:00 PM7:00 PMClosed for 2008



2009 dates to be confirmed, probably Wednesdays mid-May through Sept.



Parking lot of Wallingford Center. Free parking is available on the West and North end of the lot.

http://www.fremontmarket.com/wallingford/index.html
Wallingford Center

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FreeZucchini Races at Columbia City September 16th400724:00 PM5:00 PMWhen: Wednesday, September 16, 2009 4:00 PM-5:00 PM (GMT-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada).

Where: Columbia City Farmers Market



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Zucchini Races at Columbia City



Ready... Set... Crunch! Start your engines and come on out to the Columbia City Farmers Market on September 16th. Bring the kids and transform everyone's favorite green squash into a high octane muscle car, complete with pipe-cleaner spoilers and googly eyes. Free and open to the public.



http://www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org/events/zucchini-races-at-columbia-city-1/

Columbia City Farmers Market

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FreeValue Tour at Whole Foods Westlake400724:00 PM5:00 PMWednesday, September 16th & 30th



Value Tour

4:00 - 5:00 p.m. FREE



In today's world, it never hurts to be conscious of your spending, especially when it comes to your grocery expenses. There are tons ofproducts on grocery shelves these days competing for your dollar, and just because a product is inexpensive doesn't mean it's a great value. Becomea savvier shopper and learn how to get the most value from your shopping dollar at Whole Foods Market. Enjoy samples and demos as we tour the store, and enter to win dinner for four from our Prepared Foods kitchens.



http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/stores/westlake/storecalendar.php
Whole Foods Westlake

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FreeChef Demo @ Wallingford Farmers Market (see description for Chef)400724:00 PM5:00 PMWallingford Farmers Market regularly presents cooking demonstrations featuring great chefs from our neighborhood showing the public how to prepare extraordinary dishes simply, using fresh, delicious and nutritious local ingredients from the market. If these chefs can make such incredible dishes on a folding table using a butane burning under a tent in a parking lot, you can certainly do it at home.



Scroll down for a list of upcoming scheduled cooking demonstrations. For recipes from past cooking demonstrations, click on the Recipes ? Chefs category.



All cooking demonstrations are scheduled for 4-5 p.m., during the market on Wednesdays.



June17

Chef Dustin Ronspies

Art of the Table



June 24

No Demonstration


nJuly 1

Chef Amy McCray

Eva Restaurant



July 8

Chef Sara Moot

Persimmon Bistro



July 15

Chef Allyss Dillon

Elemental Next Door



July 22

No Demonstration



July 29

Chef Dennis Ruiz

Pequena Havana



August 5

Chef Jason Brzozwy

Tilth Restaurant



August 12

No Demonstration



August 19

Chef Wali Khairzada

Kabul Restaurant



August 26

Chef Maria Hines

Tilth Restaurant



September 2

Chef George dePasquele

The Essential Baking Company



September 9

Chef Alex Pitts

Avila/Bella Cosa



September 16

No Demonstration



September 23

Chef Larkin Young

Tilth Restaurant



September 30

Chef Dustin Ronspies

Art of the Table



http://wallingfordfarmersmarket.wordpress.com/wallingford-farmers-market/cooking-demonstrations/
Wallingford, WA

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FoodHarvest Supper & Grape Stomp400724:00 PM7:00 PMHarvest Supper & Grape Stomp



Wednesday, Sept 16 is the date for the 2nd Annual Harvest Supper and Grape Choice Grape Stomp. Join us in our new location at Marina Park for a farm style dinner served from 4-7PM. The entire meal is sourced from KWM farmers and producers and prepared by local chefs. Enter your team of 3 in the Grape Stomp or relax in our Washington Wine Garden and watch from a safe distance.



This dinner will sellout. Tickets are available at the market (cash or check only) or online through www.brownpapertickets.com. Advance purchase: Dinner $25 adult, $15 children and seniors Grape Stomp $25 per team.



Menu



Barbecued Chicken

Potato Salad with Rosemary

Heirloom Tomato Salad

Mixed Baby Greens with Raspberry Vinaigrette

Fresh Corn on the Cob with Sweet Butter and all the fixin????s

French Rolls with Honey, Butter and Jam

Peach and Apple Crisp

Milk or Apple Cider



All dinner service ware 100% compostable for zero waste!



On stage, Back Burner featuring a blend of Bluegrass, Swing,Country, Jazz and Blues

www.back-burner.net

www.kirklandwednesdaymarket.org

Kirkland

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PacNWDressings & Sauces Cooking Class400726:00 PM8:00 PMDressings and Sauces

On the menu: Sauces: basic bechamel; variety of butter sauces; best ever tomato sauce; Dressings: fool proof vinaigrette with four variations; caesar; nana's hand-me-down French dressing, 3 great dressings for seafood salad



Class Date(s):



Wednesday, September 16th, 6:00 - 8:00 pm





Class Details

Class Fee: $34.50



Instructor(s): Kathy Jordan



Location: J. Matheson Kitchen & Gourmet





http://jmatheson.com/classes.php?class_id=228
Everett

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FoodLate Summer Supper Cooking Class w/Greg Atkinson400726:00 PM8:30 PMWednesday, September 16, 2009



Late Summer Supper

with Chef Greg Atkinson



6:00 - 8:30pm



Celebrate the last shades of summer with Chef Greg Atkinson. Rosemary Focaccia, Sweet Corn Soup, Pan-SearedSalmon with Blackberries, San Francisco Style Rice Pilaf with Saffron, Jade Green Beans, and Vanilla Poached Peaches with Crisp Meringue and Almond Foam. Please note that when purchasing cooking classes online, your seats are not confirmed until you receive a receipt in the mail. If there is noavailability you will be notified and not charged for your order.



typeof class: demonstration



cost: $90



Pay for this class now.



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=00634



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Magnolia

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PacNWScottish Highlands Haute Cuisine400726:00 PM8:30 PMWed, Sept 16, 6-8:30 pm

Scottish Highlands Haute Cuisine

Leanne Willard



Scotland?s rural countryside, picturesque with castles and inns, is the epicurean landscape for this Highland feast. Leanne allowsthe culinary imagination to savor a Scottish dinner beyond haggis and haddock as students taste how the Scots have elevated cuisine to ethereal heights. Leanne prepares Salmon Smokies (with both regular and smoked salmon),Cock-a-Leekie Soup (Scotland?s signature chicken soup), Steak Balmoral with Rumbledthumps (steak napped with Whiskey Mushroom Sauce) served with Potato, Kale Cheddar Cheese Casserole and a sweet ending of Sticky Toffee Pudding. Bagpipe music included!



Complementary beer pairing. $45



http://www.bayviewschoolofcooking.com/schedule9.html
Olympia

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PacNWBrazilian Coastal Creole Class400726:30 PM8:30 PMBrazilian Coastal Creole

Fernanda Larsen, MS, CN-Natural Foods Chef, Nutritionist

Wednesday, September 16, 6:30-8:30 PM $42

Join Brazil native chef Fernanda as we explore the history and amazing ingredients of this culturally diverse region of Brazil. The freshest fish, tropical fruit and vegetables are brought together with sauces and condiments found only in this portion of the country. Watercress& Hearts of Palm Salad with Mango Vinaigrette; Muqueca de Peixe (Brazilian Fish Stew with Roasted Vegetables, Cocount Milk and Red Palm Oil); Farofa (a Brazilian side dish with bread crumbs and palm oil); and CrŠme de Abacate e Abacaxi (Avocado and Pineapple Mousse.)



http://www.pacificculinarystudio.com/classes/index.html#september

Everett

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FoodDueling Divas w/Chefs Becky Selengut & Lynne Vea400726:30 PM9:00 PMDueling Divas: The Rematch



BECKY SELENGUT, LYNNE VEA

Two chefs, same ingredients, two menus ? what a blast! Everyone had so much fun the last time these friendly rivals got together, they?re happy to do it again with new ingredients and a wine sampling. Lynne and Becky will make two dishes each to show how they develop recipes to bring out optimal flavors. The first dish uses pork, melon, chiles, new potatoes, heirloom tomatoes, pumpkin seeds, corn and tamarind. The second uses tuna, figs
, almonds, clams, fennel, sheep?s milk cheese, basil and green olives.Relax with a glass of wine and watch the magic begin! With meat, seafood, dairy and eggs.



Members: $50, Non-members: $55

Includes $5 for wine tasting.



Thursday Sep 10, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

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

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



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=980



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FoodFall Equinox Detox Class400726:30 PM9:00 PMFall Equinox Detox

Birgitte Antonsen, Karen Lamphere

Autumn is a good time for a cleanse that will strengthen your immunity in preparation for the colder months. Birgitte and Karen combine their culinary andclinical talents to create delicious and healthy detoxifying foods. You?llget a comprehensive seven-day detox protocol with wholesome recipes, supplements and supporting therapies. You?ll learn about warming foods, herbs, and spices that support detoxification, and which to avoid. This will bea mix of information, food demonstration and tasting, as Birgitte makes dishes such as Herbed Lentil Vegetable Soup, Fall Veggie Slaw and Quinoa Pudding with Apple Compote. Vegetarian, with dairy options; no eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Monday Sep 14, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah

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

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

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

Thursday Sep 24, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1004



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FoodFall Harvest Juicing and Raw Soups400726:30 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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FoodWine Education Program at Columbia Winery400726:30 PM9:00 PMWednesday, September 16th 6:30 pm ? Wine Education Program

Our Wine Educator, Dr. Steve Vernon, will lead you on a journey through the basics of wine. The evening? presentation will include a discussion of how wines are made and we will look at the mystique surrounding the ?ritual? of wine tasting. You will have an opportunity to use some to the tools thatprofessional wine tasters use as you record your tasting notes. Of course we will taste through a series of different varietals to illustrate wine making techniques as we practice the tasting process. 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. Class starts 6:30 PM.



End time approximate.



http://www.columbiawinery.com/calendar



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Woodinville

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FoodPho at Home Class400726:30 PM9:30 PMPho at Home

Location: Kirkland Store

Class format: Hands-On

Price: $69.00

Date: Wednesday, Sep 16, 2009

Time: 6:30 PM

Restrictions: Ages 18 and Older

Instructor: Ed Kernan Fresh and spicy Pho -- thin-sliced meat atop a steamy bowl of aromatic broth, soft rice noodles and garnished with piquant lime, basil and cilantro -- has taken Puget sound by storm. Find out how to make this popular Vietnamese favorite at home. Ed Kernan will take you step-by-step through making the broth, getting the right ingredients and even share recipes for a few tasty sides.



MENU Vietnamese Spring Rolls - Homemade Broth - Pho



End time approximate.



http://cookingclasses.surlatable.com/browse/classDetailPage1.jsp?classId=0490924



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Kirkland

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FoodTheo Chocolate University (See Description for Class Details)400726:30 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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FreeAuthor Talk: Edward Espe Brown "The Complete Tassajara Cookbook"400727:00 PM8:00 PMOne of the famous California retreat center?s most well-known cooks presents hundreds of Tassajara recipes using fresh, whole foods, detailed prep notes, and inspiration for cooking joyfully.



http://thirdplacebooks.com/event/complete-tassajara-cookbook-edward-espe-brown
Third Place Books Lake Forest Park

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FreeAuthor Talk: Tod Davies "Jam Today: A Diary of Cooking with What You've Got"400727:00 PM8:00 PMWednesday ? September 16 ? 7pm

Tod Davies "Jam Today: A Diaryof Cooking with What You've Got" (EXTERMINATING ANGELS PRESS)

Reading & Book Signing

U District store

"Here are my secrets for cooking without recipes. Know what you want to eat. Keep it simple. Enjoy yourself." With these wise words, Tod Davies introduces readers to her culinary philosophy. InJam Today, we get a diary of an omnivorous home cook. and her kitchen escapades.



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

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FreeHome Cheese Making @ Seattle Free School400727:00 PM9:00 PMHome Cheese Making

Time: 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM

Location: Cascade Peoples Center

Ever wondered how milk becomes cheese? Love tiramisu but can\'t afford the mascarpone? Come to this class and learn how to make cheese for less. We\'ll be making mascarpone and feta, both great beginner cheeses that can help you get ready for your cheese making adventure.



Cascade Peoples Center is at 309 Pontius Ave N, Seattle.



http://www.seattlefreeschool.org/classes.php?startdate=1253120400#Home%20Cheese%20Making20090916
309 Pontius Ave N, Seattle.

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FoodCalf & Kid Tasting at Poco4007312:00 AM12:00 AMSoon-to-open Seattle cheese shop will be having a tasting today. More details to come!



http://www.calfandkid.blogspot.com/



http://twitter.com/calfandkid/status/2783621072

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FreeStretch and Sip: Morning Yoga Event w/Free Smoothie4007310:30 AM11:30 AMStretch and Sip: Morning Yoga Event

10:30-11AM, RegistrationRequired Free!





Join Whole Foods Market and Zen Rock Fitness Trainer Petra Dumm for a morning or stretching followed by a free smoothie. Petra will lead you through a series of standing poses (no need to bring your mat, but dress appropriately) to get you centered and ready to face the day. We'll supply you with a nourishing smoothie to really get you moving. This class is free, however registration is required and limited to 10 students.



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

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CharitableBag Hunger Luncheon 20094007312:00 PM1:30 PMSept. 17, 2009

Save the Date for Bag Hunger Luncheon 2009!
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Commemorate Food Lifeline's 30th Anniversary of working toward ending hunger and



Hunger Action Month by participating in the12th Annual Bag Hunger Luncheon!



Presented by Moneytree, Inc., guests in attendance willenjoy a delicious meal at the Seattle Grand Hyatt while co-emcees and local culinary experts, Tom Douglas and Thierry Rautureau, assist us in raising awareness and funds for child hunger. Keynote speaker James Whitfield, former Regional Director for Region 10 for the Health and Human Services Department will share a very personal message about the importance of human service programs and how they help individuals achieve their potential.



Additionally, in honor of Food Lifeline's 30th anniversary, both Bill McGowan, the COO of Feeding America, the nation's leading domestic hunger relief charity and Food Lifeline?s President & CEO, Linda Nageotte will take a few moments to talk about hunger in our community before presenting Food Lifeline?s Ending Hunger Awards. These awards are given to individuals, groups and businesses which continually support our mission to end hunger in Western Washington.







Event Details



Date: Thursday, September 17
, 2009



Time: 12:00 - 1:30 p.m.



Location: Seattle Grand Hyatt



Please RSVP online, via email or by calling 206.545.6600 by September 7, 2009.



A minimum donation of $125 is requested at the event.



If you'd like to be a Table Captain, Table Sponsor or Event Sponsor for Food Lifeline's Bag Hunger Luncheon, please contact Holly Firmin at 206.545.6600, x3624or by email.



http://www.foodlifeline.org/news/calendar/index.cfm
Seattle Grand Hyatt

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FreeExotic Fruits Demo400731:30 PM2:30 PMDemonstrations & Samplings

Stop by the Culinary Resource Center for great seasonal ideas and feature demonstrations.



Thurs,

Sept.17 Exotic Fruits

Weird and delicious

1:30 and 5:30 pm



http://shoreline.central-market.com/newSite/shoreline/shops/index.php?shop=culinary
Shoreline Central Market

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FarmersQueen Anne Farmers Market400733:00 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 Market400733:00 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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FarmersCascade Farmers Market featuring Pike Place Market Express400733:00 PM7:00 PMCascade Farmers Market featuring Pike Place Market Express

Thursdays, June 25 - September 24

3:00 - 7:00 p.m.

Located on Pontius Avenue North between Thomas and Harrison Streets



http://www.pikeplacemarket.org/
Pontius Avenue North between Thomas and Harrison Streets

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FreeChef Demo @ Queen Anne Farmers Market (see description for Chef)400734:00 PM5:00 PMJune 18: 4 pm: Chef Demo with Jason Franey, Canlis



June 25: 4 pm: Chef demo with Brittany Bardeleben, Betty



July 2: 4 pm: Chef demo with Ethan Stowell, How to Cook a Wolf, Union, Tavolata



July 9: 4 pm: Chef demo with Amy Pinkis, Metropolitan Market, Queen Anne



July 16:4 pm: Chef demo with Dylan Giordan, Serafina



July 23: 4 pm: Chef demo with Nathan Grave, Solo



July 30: 5:30 pm: Chef demo with Diane LaVonne, Diane?s Market Kitchen



August 6: 4 pm: Chef demo with Seth Caswell, Emmer & Rye and Seattle Chefs Collaborative



August 13: 4 pm: Chef demo with Becky Selengut, Cornucopia Cuisine, blogger at Chef Reinvented



August 20: 4 pm: Chef demo with Traca Savadogo, blogger at Seattle Tall Poppy

4:30 pm: Chef demo with Lorna Yee, blogger at The Cookbook Chronicles, food writer for Seattle Magazine



August 27: 4 pm: Chef demo with Jerry Traunfeld, Poppy



September 3: 4 pm: Chef demo with Daniel Ahern, Pork Knife and Spoon



September 10: 4 pm: Chef demo with Joshua Henderson, Skillet



September 17: 4 pm: Chef demo with Anthony Hubbard, Chow Foods



September 24: 4 pm: Canning demo and book signing with Lorene Edwards, blogger at Planted at Home, author of Canning & Preserving Your Own Harvest


nhttp://qafma.org/events/
Queen Anne

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FreeAll for Fall Gourmet Taste-Off400734:30 PM6:00 PMTASTE executive chef, Craig Hetherington, will be judging a cook-off between chefs from Gordon Biersch, Il Fornaio, Mexico, Pike Place Chowder and Thai Ginger at Pacific Place for the All for Fall Gourmet Taste-Off on September 17.



Each chef will be partnered with a child sous chef from Children?s Trust Foundation to create a dish with one of fall?s most popular ingredients, butternut squash.



Along side Craig at the judges table will be chef Robin Leventhal, founder and executive chef of Crave and Top Chef Season 6 Contestant; Kathy Casey, Food Studios ? Liquid Kitchen Dish D? Lish; Barnaby Dorfman, CEO & Founder of Foodista.com and Kerry Sear, Executive Chef Art Restaurant in the Four Seasons Hotel. Emceeing the event will be John Curley.



Hope to see you there!



Details:

Sept.17, 4:30 ? 6 p.m.

Pacific Place Atrium, Level 1

Free ? Samples of eachdishes will be provided to the audience.



http://tastesamblog.wordpress.com/2009/08/31/all-for-fall-gourmet-taste-off/
Pacific Place Atrium

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FreeExotic Fruits Demo400735:30 PM6:30 PMDemonstrations & Samplings

Stop by the Culinary Resource Center for great seasonal ideas and feature demonstrations.



Thurs,

Sept.17 Exotic Fruits

Weird and delicious

1:30 and 5:30 pm



http://shoreline.central-market.com/newSite/shoreline/shops/index.php?shop=culinary
Shoreline Central Market

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PacNWHands-On Knife Skills With Shun Knives400736:00 PM7:30 PM"Hands-On" Knife Skills With Shun

Make your life easier in the kitchen?learn how to handle your knives in this ?hands-on? class! You will learn how to properly chop, dice and mince vegetables as well as information on the different blade shapes and their uses. Kie will give a brief history of Shun and discuss the differences in the variety of knives. She will explain basic sharpening techniques; knife safely maintenance, and storage. Class limit: 15

Class Date(s):

Thursday, September 17th, 6:00 - 7:30 pm



$20



http://jmatheson.com/classes.php?class_id=224



ac829
Everett

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CharitableFarestart Guest Chef: Chef Adam Stevenson of Earth and Ocean400736:00 PM8:00 PMReservations available 8/6/9



"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' 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 ChefNight 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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PacNWMom?s Apple Pie ? Made From Scratch400736:00 PM8:30 PMThurs, Sept 17, 6-8:30 pm

Mom?s Apple Pie ? Made From Scratch

Beth Storey



Beth features Washington?s revered orchard fruit in a traditional double crust apple pie as students get to the core of successful pie making. Following her step-by-step instructions from a tender flaky crust to a perfectly spiced apple filling, Beth provides tips and techniqueswhile students make their own classic home-baked apple pie. Students mustbring their own pie plate.



Hands-on adult class. $45



http://www.bayviewschoolofcooking.com/schedule9.html

Olympia

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FoodNorthwest Fresh Cooking Class400736:30 PM9:00 PMNorthwest Fresh



VICKY MC CAFFREE

Chef McCaffree is back with another stunning menu at the start of our fall season, after her amazing summer classes. September is an abundant time here, and you?ll learn chef techniques for bringing out the best flavors in Northwest products. You?ll be delighted by her Crostini with Caramelized Walla Walla Onion Bacon Jam; Heirloom Tomato Rosemary Soup; Balsamic Roasted Fig Salad with Goat Cheese and Hazelnuts; and an amazing pan-roasted Sockeye Salmon complemented by Potato Gnocchi, Sweet Corn and Chanterelles. With meat, seafood, dairy and eggs.



Members: $45, Non-members: $50



Monday Sep 14, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle

Thursday Sep 17, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah

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



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1025



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Various, see notes

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FoodSummer's Bounty: Tomatoes Class400736:30 PM9:30 PMSummer's Bounty: Tomatoes

Location: Kirkland Store

Class format: Hands-On

Price: $79.00

Date: Thursday, Sep 17, 2009

Time: 6:30 PM

Restrictions: Ages 18 and Older

Instructor: Olaiya Land Fresh tomatoes are one of the true joys of the season. Here you'll learn all about the different kinds available, including the colorful oddly-shaped heirloom varieties, and make tomato appetizers, entrees and even a fried green tomato BLT. Tomatoes are only at their peak for a short time -- don't let this class pass you by.



MENU Tomato Salad with Red Onion and Herbs- Slow-Roasted Tomato Confit - Tomato Confit Tart - Proven‡ale Tian with Tomato and Summer Squash (Martha) - Fried Green Tomato BLT



End time approximate.



http://cookingclasses.surlatable.com/browse/classDetailPage1.jsp?classId=0490925



ac723
Kirkland

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FoodRustic Breadbaking Class w/George de Pasquale of Essential Baking400736:30 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: 10 students

Who: Guest chef George de Pasquale

When: Thursday September 17, 6:30-9:30pm

How Much: $65.00



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

University Village

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PacNWSpanish Tapas and Wine Demonstration Class400736:30 PM9:30 PM

Thursday, September 17, 2009.



"Spanish Tapas and Wine" Demonstration Class



Explore the world of Spanish wine and Tapa's With Chef Leonard Ruiz Red‚ , Chef instructor at Kitchen Academy Seattle and Food and Wine pairing Instructor at The NW Wine Academy at South Seattle Community College. Former propietor of the acclaimed restaurant Sapphire Kitchen and Bar, Chef Rede will be your guide through the delicious world thatis Spain.



Menu TBA





Time: 6:30 - 9:30 PM Cost: $75.00


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



ac723
Edmonds

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FreeFree Vegetarian Cooking Classes400737:00 PM8:30 PMIf you'd love to eat healthier, but don't know the first thing about how to cook that way then you need to check out our Vegetarian Cooking School for some of the tastiest and easiest recipes available.



Thisevent is free and open to the public, and will cover the basics of shopping, preparing, and cooking some of the healthiest meals that we've been able to find.



The Cooking school will be held for four nights from 7:00-8:30 pm on September 8, 10, 15, and 17 at



Northwest Christian School

904 Shaw Rd.

Puyallup, WA



http://seattle.craigslist.org/tac/eve/1297514095.html
Puyallup

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FreeAuthor Talk: Edward Espe Brown "The Complete Tassajara Cookbook"400737:30 PM8:30 PMEdward Espe Brown began cooking and practicing Zen in 1965. Since then, he has served as the first resident cook at the Tassajara Zen Mountain Center, worked in a variety of capacities at the Greens Restaurant, was ordained a Buddhist priest by Shunryu Suzuki Roshi, and taught meditation and cooking classes. He is perhaps best known as the author of many groundbreaking vegetarian cookbook classics, including The Tassajara Bread Book (now in a new edition) and The Greens Cookbook (with Deborah Madison).His major new book, The Complete Tassajara Cookbook: Recipes, Techniques
, and Reflections from the Famed Zen Kitchen (Shambhala), brings togetherhis Zen practice and loving preparation of fresh, whole foods with 'joyous intention.' "With profound-yet-playful regard for his subject matter, EdBrown has consistently graced us with the practical poetry of his delicious cooking ... In our modern era of rapid media images and flashing-light information, The Complete Tassajara Cookbook will provide a glowing sense ofcalm?hefty with substance, light with spirit, and rich with the experience of a master." - Mollie Katzen.



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http://www.elliottbaybook.com/events/sep09/brown.jsp
Elliott Bay Book Co

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FestivalsFremont Oktoberfest4007412:00 AM12:00 AMThe non-traditional German Oktoberfest is transformed Fremont-style September 18, 19, 20. Voted by USA Today and Orbitz.com as one of the top places to toast Oktoberfest, the three-day event has an activity for kids and adults of all ages.



Visit: www.fremontoktoberfest.com for tickets and more information.



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

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FarmersFarm Fridays @ Pike Place4007412:00 AM12:00 AMSummer Farm Days 2009

June - September, 2009



You'll find farmers at the Pike Place Market every day of the year, and you'll find more of them on a daily basis throughout the summer, when our growing seasonis at its best.



Many of our farmers participate in our three special farm days, when they take over the north end of Pike Place and fill the street with tents and farm fresh produce. It's a great time to shop!



SummerSundays: June 7 - September 27



Local & Organic Wednesdays: June 10 - September 30



Farm Fridays - June 12: September 27



http://www.pikeplacemarket.org
Pike Place Market

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FoodFood Film, Sorta: Poultrygeist4007412:00 AM12:00 AMGet ready to choke the chicken before it chokes you. Troma brings you it's newest Tromtastic movie Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead. When well-meaning but somewhat dim Arbie (Jason Yachanin) returns to thespot of his first (and only) romantic encounter with his high school sweetheart-- the not-so-romantic Ancient Tromahawk Tribe Indian Burial Ground-- he is shocked to discover two horrible realities: Not only has the graveyard been bulldozed to make room for the newest fast-food ?American Chicken Bunker? chain restaurant, but after only one semester at college, his girlfriend Wendy (Kate Graham) has been transformed into a left-wing, lipstick-lesbian liberal, and spends her free time protesting the corporate takeover of America. Reeling from heartbreak and a brutal beating from Micki (Allyson Sereboff), Wendy?s new activist girlfriend, Arbie channels his spite into applying for a job at the very restaurant they are protesting against.But something else is feeling wronged by all of the construction and commotion... Something not human... Meanwhile, newly employed Arbie?s coworkersare a colorful group: the sassy manager Denny (Joshua Olatunde); the burqa-clad Muslim, Humus (Rose Ghavami); the animal-loving yokel Carl Jr. (Caleb Emerson); the effete Mexican spitfire Paco Bell (Khalid Rivera); and a mysterious 60- year-old man who has been working in fast-food all his life (Lloyd Kaufman). Together, they slowly uncover the supernatural secret of the American Chicken Bunker, while the owner General Lee Roy (Robin L. Watkins) tries to keep a lid on the scandal, lest it taint his growing empire. But once workers and customers start dying in bizarre and grotesque ways, it becomes clear that this isn?t just a mild case of salmonella ... butsomething much more FOWL. Will Arbie and his friends stop the demons before they infect all the artificial foodstuffs, the customers, and the worldbeyond? Will Arbie be able to win Wendy back now that he?s making minimum wage? What?s Carl Jr. doing with that frozen chicken? And what?s with all the singing and dancing? Showtimes TBA http://central-cinema.com/calendar.htm



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Central Cinema 98122

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FoodFood Snap Food Photography Workshop4007410:00 AM5:00 PMSeptember 18, 2009

10am - 5pm



full-day food photography workshop lead by Lou Manna - http://www.LouTheMan.com

Lou is an award-winning Olympus Visionary and New York Times photojournalist, commercial photographer, educator and author of "Digital Food Photography" with over 30 years of experience.

Price before September 4: $159

Price beginning September 5: $180

(inclusive of all registration fees and lunch)

Limited to 75 participants.



registration: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/78774

details: www.foodista.com/foodsnap



follow us on twitter: http://twitter.com/foodsnap
Georgetown Studios

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FarmersBothell Farmers Market4007412:00 PM6:00 PMThe Bothell Farmers Market, located in Country Village, runsevery Friday through September 25th from 12-6 (rain or shine!)



http://countryvillagebothell.com/farmersmarket/
Bothell

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FarmersMadison Madrona Farmers Market400743:00 PM7:00 PMFridays 3-7pm; May 15-Sep25



MLK at East Union



http://www.fremontmarket.com/madison/index.html
MLK at East Union

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FarmersPhinney Farmers Market400743:00 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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FreeChef Demo @ Madrona Market (see description for Chef)400744:00 PM5:00 PMMadrona Farmers Market regularly presents cooking demonstrations featuring great chefs from our neighborhood showing the public how to prepare extraordinary dishes simply, using fresh, delicious and nutritious local ingredients from the market. If these chefs can make such incredible dishes on a folding table using a butane burning under a tent in a parking lot, you can certainly do it at home. Scroll down for a list of upcoming scheduled cooking demonstrations. For recipes from past cooking demonstrations, click on the Recipes ? Chefs category. All cooking demonstrations are scheduled for 4-5 p.m., during the market on Fridays. 2009 Season Cooking Demonstration Schedule (subject to change) June 19 Chef Greg Scott ?Zaw artisan pizza in the raw June 26 Chef Seth Caswell President, Seattle Chefs Collaborative Emmer & Rye restaurant (opening soon) July 3 TBA July 10 Chef Sabrina Tinsley, Owner La Spiga July 17 No Demonstration July 24 TBA July 31 Chef George dePasquele The Essential Baking Company August 7 TBA August 14 TBA August 21 Chef Amadeus August 28 Chef Autumn Maddox Personal Cooking Instructor September 4 TBA September 11 TBA September 18 TBA September 25 Chef MIchael King St. Clouds Restaurant

http://madronafarmersmarket.wordpress.com/madrona-farmers-market/cooking-demonstrations/
Madrona, WA

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FoodAn Evening of Enchantment with Magician David Minkin at Columbia Winery400746:00 PM8:30 PMFriday, Sept. 18th ~ An Evening of Enchantment with Magician David Minkin

Enjoy an evening of magic with Magician David Minkin, the 2007 International Champion of Close-Up Magic. The evening starts with a performance that will forever change your definition of magic as Magician Minkin takes you into his unique world of infinite possibilities. A one-hour reception follows the performance and includes hors d?oeuvres, accompanied by award-winning Columbia Winery wines. Columbia Winery is honored to host this exclusive Washington presentation of Magician Minkin. Show time is at 6:00 pm and seating is very limited. Ticket price is $65.00 and includes a one hour show and one hour wine and appetizer reception.





End time approximate.



http://www.columbiawinery.com/calendar



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Woodinville

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FoodHealthy Thai Cooking400746:30 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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FoodFall Equinox Detox Class400746:30 PM9:00 PMFall Equinox Detox

Birgitte Antonsen, Karen Lamphere

Autumn is a good time for a cleanse that will strengthen your immunity in preparation for the colder months. Birgitte and Karen combine their culinary andclinical talents to create delicious and healthy detoxifying foods. You?llget a comprehensive seven-day detox protocol with wholesome recipes, supplements and supporting therapies. You?ll learn about warming foods, herbs, and spices that support detoxification, and which to avoid. This will bea mix of information, food demonstration and tasting, as Birgitte makes dishes such as Herbed Lentil Vegetable Soup, Fall Veggie Slaw and Quinoa Pudding with Apple Compote. Vegetarian, with dairy options; no eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Monday Sep 14, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah

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

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

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

Thursday Sep 24, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1004



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Various, see description

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FoodMeet Me on the Riviera: Food and Wines of Provence Class400746:30 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



ac723
Various, see notes

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FoodItalian Pasta Favorites Class400746:30 PM9:30 PMItalian Pasta Favorites

Location: Kirkland Store

Class format: Hands-On

Price: $69.00

Date: Friday, Sep 18, 2009

Time: 6:30PM

Restrictions: Ages 18 and Older

Instructor: Ed Kernan Delicious and so satisfying -- pasta is a crowd pleaser and easy on the cook. Join us and you'll master some of our favorite Italian pasta recipes as we walk you through the classic techniques behind traditional sauces, explore pasta varieties, cooking techniques and more. From weeknight family dinners tosophisticated party fare -- these diverse recipes deliver big flavor and are perfect additions to your standard repertoire.



MENU Spaghetti alla Carbonara - Tagliatelle with Mushroom Ragu - Fettuccine Alfredo - Baked Pasta with Tomato, Cream and Spicy Sausage - Tuna and Farfalle Puttanesca



End time approximate.



http://cookingclasses.surlatable.com/browse/classDetailPage1.jsp?classId=0490906



ac723
Kirkland

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FoodFestival of Fish Class400747:00 PM10:00 PMFESTIVAL OF FISH

Tuesday, August 18, 7-10pm

Instructor: Suzanne Hunter

Host: Jytte Tuttle, Lake Forest Park, 2 credits

*This hands-on class is limited to 12 students



VARIETY IS THE SPICE OF LIFE WITH THESE LIGHT SUMMER FISH DISHES

Suzanne Hunter has traveled the culinary world to bring you the best ideas for preparing fish at home. Let fish bethe focus of your summer meals and parties. With influences of Mexico, Asia, and the best of the Northwest, Suzanne will show you how to combine fruit, spices, herbs, and vegetables to make fish shine. Your will even have the chance to sharpen your skills by filleting your own trout!

Halibut with Mango Salsa; Steamed Sablefish (Black Cod) with Ginger and Sesame;Baked Striped Bass with Rosemary, Lemon, and Garlic; Salmon with Leek and Corn Sauce; Cod or Flounder in Banana Leaf with Coconut Curry Sauce; Trout in Papillote, a recipe for which each student fillets a whole fish.



http://www.bon-vivant.com/singleclasses.html#festivaloffish
Lake Forest Park

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FestivalsFremont Oktoberfest4007512:00 AM12:00 AMThe non-traditional German Oktoberfest is transformed Fremont-style September 18, 19, 20. Voted by USA Today and Orbitz.com as one of the top places to toast Oktoberfest, the three-day event has an activity for kids and adults of all ages.



Visit: www.fremontoktoberfest.com for tickets and more information.



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

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FoodPasta-Making Class at La Spiga4007512:00 AM12:00 AMPasta Making and Wine Tasting Classes



It's hard to learn how to make ethereal pasta from a recipe. Let La Spiga chef and co-owner, Sabrina Tinsley, show you the right touch when it comes to handmade pasta. Each month, La Spiga will feature a lesson on a different pasta shape and the proper accompaniments. Pietro Borghesi, Tinsley's husband and La Spigaco-owner, will offer wine pairing tips tailored for each class.



Each class is $75, if paid in advance, or $85 at the door. Price excludes tax.



Reserve by calling 206.323.8881. Space is limited to 12 students per class.



http://www.laspiga.com/events.html
Capitol Hill

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FoodFood Film, Sorta: Poultrygeist4007512:00 AM12:00 AMGet ready to choke the chicken before it chokes you. Troma brings you it's newest Tromtastic movie Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead. When well-meaning but somewhat dim Arbie (Jason Yachanin) returns to thespot of his first (and only) romantic encounter with his high school sweetheart-- the not-so-romantic Ancient Tromahawk Tribe Indian Burial Ground-- he is shocked to discover two horrible realities: Not only has the graveyard been bulldozed to make room for the newest fast-food ?American Chicken Bunker? chain restaurant, but after only one semester at college, his girlfriend Wendy (Kate Graham) has been transformed into a left-wing, lipstick-lesbian liberal, and spends her free time protesting the corporate takeover of America. Reeling from heartbreak and a brutal beating from Micki (Allyson Sereboff), Wendy?s new activist girlfriend, Arbie channels his spite into applying for a job at the very restaurant they are protesting against.But something else is feeling wronged by all of the construction and commotion... Something not human... Meanwhile, newly employed Arbie?s coworkersare a colorful group: the sassy manager Denny (Joshua Olatunde); the burqa-clad Muslim, Humus (Rose Ghavami); the animal-loving yokel Carl Jr. (Caleb Emerson); the effete Mexican spitfire Paco Bell (Khalid Rivera); and a mysterious 60- year-old man who has been working in fast-food all his life (Lloyd Kaufman). Together, they slowly uncover the supernatural secret of the American Chicken Bunker, while the owner General Lee Roy (Robin L. Watkins) tries to keep a lid on the scandal, lest it taint his growing empire. But once workers and customers start dying in bizarre and grotesque ways, it becomes clear that this isn?t just a mild case of salmonella ... butsomething much more FOWL. Will Arbie and his friends stop the demons before they infect all the artificial foodstuffs, the customers, and the worldbeyond? Will Arbie be able to win Wendy back now that he?s making minimum wage? What?s Carl Jr. doing with that frozen chicken? And what?s with all the singing and dancing? Showtimes TBA http://central-cinema.com/calendar.htm



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FarmersU-District Farmers Market400759:00 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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CharitableShare Your Harvest with Local Food Banks!400759:00 AM6:00 PMShare your Harvest!

Drop off your home grown fruit, veggiesand herbs in the Garden Store for Hopelink?s local food banks.

http://www.molbaks.com/

Woodinville

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FreeFarmers Market Chef Demo: Peter Birk of Ray's Boathouse4007510:00 AM11:00 AMChef Peter Birk of Ray's Boathouse shows shoppers how to make delicous seasonal dishes using what's fresh at the markets now. Watch and learn from a master chef! All demos are free and open to the public.



http://www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org/events/chef-peter-birk-of-rays-boathouse-at-u-distr-sept-19/



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U-District

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FreeFall Vegetable Gardening:4007510:00 AM11:30 AM10-11:30am featuring Willi Galloway, creator of DigginFood.com & West Coast Editor of Organic Gardening



Fall Vegetable Gardening: Keep your Harvest going until Thanksgiving

Learn how to get the most out ofyour cool-season veggie crops and how to put your garden to bed for the winter. Get tips on fall soil care and in-garden composting too.



http://www.molbaks.com
Molbaks Woodinville

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FreeFall and Winter Container Herb Gardening4007510:00 AM12:00 PMAttention apartment and condo dwellers! Just because you don'thave a patch of ground doesn't mean you can't grow fresh, organic herbs. The summer is over but did you know there are lots of herbs that will grow all year round? Hardy rosemary, sage and thyme will perk up your winter stews and baking. Come learn how to begin and maintain an edible container garden. Whether you?re growing on your balcony or windowsill, this class will help you get started. This park is also the Belltown P-Patch. Please look for the Seattle Tilth A?frame signs. Classes are sponsored by the CenterCity Parks program of Seattle Parks and Recreation.



http://www.seattletilth.org/learn/classes-and-workshops/fall-and-winter-container-herb-gardening/

Belltown

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FreeAsk the Chef Booth @ U-District (See Description for Chef)4007510:00 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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FoodIndian Autumn Celebration Foods Class4007510:00 AM12:30 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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FoodCity Chickens 1014007510:00 AM12:30 PMLearn 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 to start raising chickens in your own backyard.



The class costs $30 for Tilth members, $40 non-members. Advance registration and payment is required.



http://seattletilth.org/learn/classes-and-workshops/city-chickens-101
Deldridge Seattle

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FoodFall Harvest Juicing and Raw Soups Class4007510:00 AM12:30 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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FarmersMagnolia Farmers Market4007510:00 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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FoodCanning Class with Sustainable Ballard4007510:00 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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FoodDiscover Kombucha Tea4007510:30 AM12:00 PMCome and experience why people all over the globe are raving about Kombucha, a healing fermented tea beverage from China that has been around for several hundred years. It offers a myriad of health benefits and supports digestion, cell integrity, energy levels, and also alkalizes the body.



In this introductory class we will taste different types of Kombucha, learn the method of brewing and sanitization, and discuss the important health benefits of Kombucha.



You will receive a starter culture andall the knowledge to brew your own at home!



$25



http://www.eastwestbookshop.com/events/single_event.php?ID=1019
East West Seattle

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FreeSustainable Phinney4007511:00 AM1:00 PMSUSTAINABLE PHINNEY

Cecile Andrews, Phinney EcoVillage

Sat 11 am-1 pm 9/19

Join us in the movement sweeping Seattle!

Sustainable Phinney is now a part of the

SCALLOPS network (Sustainable Communities

All Over Puget Sound). Help us

build community and sustainability in the

Phinney neighborhood while connecting

with neighbors with similar goals. Find

support and information on reducing your

carbon footprint and slowing global warming/

climate change. Shop local, eat local,

live local!

Room 5 FREE!

Blue Bldg



http://www.phinneycenter.org/PDFs/classes_fall_09.pdf
Phinney

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FoodSouth 47 Farm Celebration4007511:00 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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FestivalsPiper Orchard Harvest Festival4007511:30 AM2:30 PMPiper Orchard Harvest Festival

FREE

Ages 1 and older

Celebrate harvest time and the bounty of fruit in our own

100 year old orchard!Learn about historic Piper Orchard in

Carkeek Park while enjoying crafts, pie contests and more!

Please call 206-684-0877 for details.

9/19 Sat 11:30 a.m. -2:30 p.m.

Location: Carkeek ELC



http://www.seattle.gov/parks/environment/brochures/Fall09.pdf
Carkeek Park

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FreeThe Salmon Return4007512:00 PM3:00 PMThe Salmon Return FREE

Ages 1 and older

Come to Seattle Art Museum?s (SAM) Olympic Sculpture Park

to celebrate the return of the salmon. There will be familyfriendly

activities throughout the day presented byvarious

Seattle conservation groups, including Restore Our Waters

and the Piper?s Creek Watershed Project. Call 206-625-8900

or visit the calendar section at www.seattleartmuseum.org

9/19 Sat Noon - 3 p.m.

Location: Olympic Sculpture Park



http://www.seattle.gov/parks/environment/brochures/Fall09.pdf
Olympic Sculpture Park

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FreeInternational Eat an Apple Day at Whole Foods Redmond400751:00 PM3:00 PMSaturday, September 19th



International Eat an Apple Day

1PM-3PM, Drop in Event, Registration not Required Free in Produce



We'veall heard the old adage, an apple a day keeps the doctor away. Full of dietary fiber and natural sweetness apples are a great snack food. Come tastecome what the early season harvest offers today and get a free apple!



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

Redmond

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FoodGrow Veggies in Your Parking Strip400751:30 PM3:30 PMGrow Veggies in Your Parking Strip



The City of Seattle hasmade it easier for people to access land to plant veggies - right in frontof their homes! September is a great time to rip out that lawn and start to build a productive veggie garden. We?ll discuss how to get started, what you can plant and how best to maintain these gardens as well as important safety considerations. Class participants will leave with a clear understanding of the new rules, information on soil testing, raised bed materials, a list of best vegetable varieties to plant and some sample planting plans.



This class will include an indoor lecture and a tour of nearby parking strip gardens, so please dress for the weather.





http://seattletilth.org/learn/classes-and-workshops/grow-veggies-in-your-parking-strip
Good Shepherd Center;

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FreeWine Tasting at DeLaurenti400752:00 PM4:00 PMWine tastings take place upstairs in our Wine Department each Saturday from 2-4pm and are always free. We pair cheeses with these wines to round out the experience. Here's what coming....



19 September - Maryhill Wines from Washington State. Classics from our great state.



http://www.delaurenti.com/index.html
Downtown

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PacNWDog Mountain Farm Dinners400753:00 PM8:00 PMYou are invited to join us for a delicious, seasonal meal prepared by local chefs. Offered on Saturdays, June through September, enjoy a genuine farm-to-table dining experience. The multi-course meal will highlight produce from Dog Mountain Farm and other local producers of quality meat and cheese.



End time approximate. Contact Farm for more details and for reservations.

http://www.dogmtnfarm.com/farm%20dinner.htm

Carnation

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PacNWBoistfort Valley Farm's Barn Stomp w/Chef Ronspies of Art of the Table400754:00 PM9:00 PMBoistfort Valley Farm's Second Annual Barn Stomp!



Saturday, September 19th



Music starts at 4pm, Dinner at 6.



Enjoy a casual, delicious dinner prepared by Chef Dustin Ronspies of Art of the Table, featuring locally raised meat and our own certified organic vegetables.



Stomp your feet to live music by the Blackberry Bushes, Pickled Okra, and the Tilted Stilts.



Come down to the farm, fill your bellies, and dance by the light of the moon!







Notes

Tickets are available by pre-sale only. No tickets will be available at the event



$30



http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/74257
Curtis, WA

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FestivalsFremont Oktoberfest4007612:00 AM12:00 AMThe non-traditional German Oktoberfest is transformed Fremont-style September 18, 19, 20. Voted by USA Today and Orbitz.com as one of the top places to toast Oktoberfest, the three-day event has an activity for kids and adults of all ages.



Visit: www.fremontoktoberfest.com for tickets and more information.



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

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HolidayEid ul-Fitr, End of Ramadan4007612:00 AM12:00 AMhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eid_ul-Fitr

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CharitableShare Our Strength Great American Dine-Out4007612:00 AM12:00 AMShare Our Strength's Great American Dine Out helps raise critical funds for organizations in communities across America that are working with Share Our Strength to end childhood hunger.



The first annual ShareOur Strength's Great American Dine Out rallied nearly 4,000 restaurants across the nation?from coffee shops to fine dining restaurants?and millions of consumers. These restaurants participated in a variety of ways? donated a percentage of sales, promoted select menu items, collected money from suppliers and guests and much more. The funds raised from this campaign willsupport:



Increasing participation in school food and nutrition programs

Increasing the number of community gardens

Food banks and food pantries

Increasing access to fresh produce

Increasing utilization of federal child food and nutrition programs, e.g. food stamps, school breakfast, etc.

Advocacy around Child food and nutrition-related programs



http://www.strength.org/

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FarmersSummer Sundays @ Pike Place4007612:00 AM12:00 AMSummer Farm Days 2009

June - September, 2009



You'll find farmers at the Pike Place Market every day of the year, and you'll find more of them on a daily basis throughout the summer, when our growing seasonis at its best.



Many of our farmers participate in our three special farm days, when they take over the north end of Pike Place and fill the street with tents and farm fresh produce. It's a great time to shop!



SummerSundays: June 7 - September 27



Local & Organic Wednesdays: June 10 - September 30



Farm Fridays - June 12: September 27



http://www.pikeplacemarket.org
Pike Place Market

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FoodFood Film, Sorta: Poultrygeist4007612:00 AM12:00 AMGet ready to choke the chicken before it chokes you. Troma brings you it's newest Tromtastic movie Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead. When well-meaning but somewhat dim Arbie (Jason Yachanin) returns to thespot of his first (and only) romantic encounter with his high school sweetheart-- the not-so-romantic Ancient Tromahawk Tribe Indian Burial Ground-- he is shocked to discover two horrible realities: Not only has the graveyard been bulldozed to make room for the newest fast-food ?American Chicken Bunker? chain restaurant, but after only one semester at college, his girlfriend Wendy (Kate Graham) has been transformed into a left-wing, lipstick-lesbian liberal, and spends her free time protesting the corporate takeover of America. Reeling from heartbreak and a brutal beating from Micki (Allyson Sereboff), Wendy?s new activist girlfriend, Arbie channels his spite into applying for a job at the very restaurant they are protesting against.But something else is feeling wronged by all of the construction and commotion... Something not human... Meanwhile, newly employed Arbie?s coworkersare a colorful group: the sassy manager Denny (Joshua Olatunde); the burqa-clad Muslim, Humus (Rose Ghavami); the animal-loving yokel Carl Jr. (Caleb Emerson); the effete Mexican spitfire Paco Bell (Khalid Rivera); and a mysterious 60- year-old man who has been working in fast-food all his life (Lloyd Kaufman). Together, they slowly uncover the supernatural secret of the American Chicken Bunker, while the owner General Lee Roy (Robin L. Watkins) tries to keep a lid on the scandal, lest it taint his growing empire. But once workers and customers start dying in bizarre and grotesque ways, it becomes clear that this isn?t just a mild case of salmonella ... butsomething much more FOWL. Will Arbie and his friends stop the demons before they infect all the artificial foodstuffs, the customers, and the worldbeyond? Will Arbie be able to win Wendy back now that he?s making minimum wage? What?s Carl Jr. doing with that frozen chicken? And what?s with all the singing and dancing? Showtimes TBA http://central-cinema.com/calendar.htm



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FreeSalmon Spawning Cycle Tour400768:00 AM4:00 PMAs part of Celebrate Seattle Summer Streets, Cascade Bicycle Club is taking riders on a fabulous trip around Seattle. The route is basedloosely on the salmon spawning cycle and is called Restore Our Waters Cascade Spawning Cycle Tour.



We have everything from a 4-mile family ride tothe 55-mile Cedar River Special loop, so there's something for everyone!



At Myrtle Edwards Park, where all five routes start and end, we'll have a free Bike Thrills & Skillz bike stunt course plus a food court serving up fabulous BBQ salmon burgers, Caesar salads and even an espresso bar. The party will be great fun for participants of all ages!



http://www.seattle.gov/parks/calendar/?trumbaEmbed=view%3Devent%26eventid%3D84121145

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FreeCoffee Tasting at Whole Foods400769:00 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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FoodChoosing the Right Home Composting System for You4007610:00 AM12:00 PM"Are you trying to live more sustainably? Have you wanted to start composting your food or yard waste at home but didn?t know where to start? Then this is the class for you!

You will learn the differences between food and yard waste composting and the do's and don't's of each method.We will show you some of the many compost bins available locally and help you decide which is best for your family. Special attention will be paid to worm bins, food digesters, such as the Green Cone, compost tumblers, multiple-bin and single-bin compost systems. Class participants will receive plans for building several compost systems as well as referrals to local organizations selling inexpensive bins. You will leave armed with the knowledge and resources to implement your own home composting system."



Cost:$35 or $25 for Tilth Members. Pre-registration is required.

http://www.seattletilth.org/classes-and-workshops/choosecompostsept

register@seattletilth.org

206-633-5045 x2
Good Shepherd Center Demonstration Garden

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FarmersWest Seattle Farmers Market4007610:00 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 Market4007610:00 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 Celebration4007611:00 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 Market4007611:00 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 Market4007611:00 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 Market4007611:00 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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FoodLate-Summer Bounty Cooking Class4007612:00 PM3:00 PMLate-Summer Bounty

Location: Kirkland Store

Class format: Hands-On

Price: $69.00

Date: Sunday, Sep 20, 2009

Time: 12:00 PM

Restrictions: Ages 18 and Older

Instructor: Laura Vida Summer's drawing to a close and markets are awash with produce at its perfect peak. Make the most of this bountiful time of year with these incredible recipes that are as easy to make as they are delicious. We'll show you new ways of using fresh ingredients, share tips for easy preparation, cooking fresh fruits, vegetables and more.



MENU Gorgonzola and Grape Pizza - Roast Salmon with Basil Aioli - Heirloom Tomato Tart - Wild Mushroom Pasta - Blackberry-Champagne Sorbet



End time approximate.



http://cookingclasses.surlatable.com/browse/classDetailPage1.jsp?classId=0490907



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Kirkland

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FoodIn Season: Cooking Produce at its Best Class400761:00 PM3:30 PMIn Season: Cooking Produce at its Best

Lesa Sullivan

Appreciate the harvest season?s abundance as you learn about selecting, storing and preparing seasonal produce at the peak of perfection. You?ll make flavorful salads, vibrant main dishes and easy sides, including Hazelnut, Roasted Red Pepper and Garlic Pesto; Warm Potato Salad with Apples, Pearsand Gorgonzola; Carrot, Dried Plum and Sweet Potato Tzimmes; and Mixed Mushroom Saut‚. Vegetarian, with dairy; no eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



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

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

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

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



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1027



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FoodCreate Your Own Bento Box Class400761:00 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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CharitableSeattle Chefs Collaborative 'Urban Picnic'400761:00 PM4:00 PMDescription

Seattle Chefs Collaborative Presents 'Urban Picnic'-- A fundraiser for the Quillisascut Farm School Scholarship



Enjoy a Sunday afternoon of fun and food on the rooftop deck at Rainier Square and help send local rising culinary stars to the Quillisascut Farm school in Rice, WA. Top Seattle chefs will prepare a 'Picnic to Remember' of culturally important Northwest foods from the Renewing Americas Food Traditions (RAFT) list of endangered foods. Eat it to save it!



Participating chefs andrestaurants include: John Sundstrom of Lark, Ryan Tateishi of Canlis, Seth Caswell of emmer& rye, Dustin Ronspies of Art of the Table, Ba Culbertof Tilikum Place Cafe, Zephyr Paquette of Elliott Bay Cafe, Craig Hetherington and Lucy Damkoehler of TASTE Restaurant, Dan Braun of Oliver's Twist, Karen Jurgensen of Quillisascut Farm, Riley Starks of Willows Inn, Gelato from Holly Smith's Poco Carrettto and special guest chef, Robin Leventhal, contestant on Season 6 of Top Chef. There will also be live music and entertainment for the kids. Children under 10 are free.



Urban Picnicis presented in partnership with Slow Food Seattle, Seattle CityClub and Caffe Vita.







http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/78664
Rainier Square

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FoodFlavors of Fall400761:00 PM4:00 PMFlavors of Fall

Sun Sep 20 2009

1:00 PM to 4:00 PM

Chateau Ste. Michelle Wine Shop



The weather may be starting to get cooler these days, but we think it's the perfect time for an afternoon spent at Chateau Ste Michelle.



Please join us on Sunday, September 20th from 1-4 PM as we enjoy the change in season and stroll the property while sipping sparkling wine.



Learn about cheese making from phenomenal artisan cheesemakers who live right here in the PNW and explore the talents of local artists while they create their next masterpieces right out on our front lawn.Or perhaps, grab a small nibble from our endlessly talented culinary teamwhile you listen to the licks of Pearl Django and sip on small production wines created by our outstanding winemakers right here at Chateau Ste. Michelle.



What an incredible way to spend the afternoon!



$50/person

$45/person for Vintage Reserve Club members



http://www.ste-michelle.com/events/wineryCalendarDetail/67

Woodinville

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CharitableSnoqualmie Valley Sustainable Farm Photo Exhibit and Opening Party400765:00 PM8:00 PMAgriculture on the Urban Fringe: Farming and Conservation in the Snoqualmie Valley? a photo exhibit by Roddy Scheer. Opening party from 5- 8 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 20th, will include live music and tasting stations featuring food and wine pairings from local farms and vineyards that use ?Salmon Safe? farming practices protecting water quality and fish and wildlife habitat. Photo exhibit runs through October 31st.



Proceeds benefit Stewardship Partners & Salmon-Safe.



http://www.localwineevents.com/events/detail/266708

Woodinville

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FoodCooks & Books at Serafina with Giuliano Hazan, author of 'Thirty Minute Pasta'400766:30 PM9:00 PM"Spend Sunday supper on September 20th at Serafina with chef/teacher Giuliano Hazan, in celebration of his new book on pasta! Hazan published his first book in 1993-- The Classic Pasta Cookbook--and it is stillan international bestseller, translated into 12 languages and with more than 500,000 copies in print. He then introduced 'Every Night Italian', which won "the best Italian Cookbook in the English Language" World Cookbookaward. His next book, 'How to Cook Italian', taught home cooks the techniques of authentic Italian cuisine. Hazan is the son of famed cooking teacher Marcella Hazan, and today runs his own cooking school outside of Verona, Italy. Understanding that many people have a short time to put dinneron the table, Hazan has now written 'Thirty Minute Pasta: 100 Quick and Easy Recipes' so everyone can put an authentic, delicious and healthy Italian meal on the table every night.



Serafina owner Susan Kauffman and executive chef Dylan Giordan will create their own version of Hazan's classic pasta dishes for our evening with Giuliano; all courses, wines, tax and gratuity, and a copy of the new book are included in the all-inclusive $150/per person price.



For more information about this event, please call our office at 206.632.2419"



http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/73300
Eastlake

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FoodMusic at Hidmo (Most Sundays - Check with Restaurant to Confirm)400768:00 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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CharitableShare Our Strength Great American Dine-Out4007712:00 AM12:00 AMShare Our Strength's Great American Dine Out helps raise critical funds for organizations in communities across America that are working with Share Our Strength to end childhood hunger.



The first annual ShareOur Strength's Great American Dine Out rallied nearly 4,000 restaurants across the nation?from coffee shops to fine dining restaurants?and millions of consumers. These restaurants participated in a variety of ways? donated a percentage of sales, promoted select menu items, collected money from suppliers and guests and much more. The funds raised from this campaign willsupport:



Increasing participation in school food and nutrition programs

Increasing the number of community gardens

Food banks and food pantries

Increasing access to fresh produce

Increasing utilization of federal child food and nutrition programs, e.g. food stamps, school breakfast, etc.

Advocacy around Child food and nutrition-related programs



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FoodFood Film, Sorta: Poultrygeist4007712:00 AM12:00 AMGet ready to choke the chicken before it chokes you. Troma brings you it's newest Tromtastic movie Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead. When well-meaning but somewhat dim Arbie (Jason Yachanin) returns to thespot of his first (and only) romantic encounter with his high school sweetheart-- the not-so-romantic Ancient Tromahawk Tribe Indian Burial Ground-- he is shocked to discover two horrible realities: Not only has the graveyard been bulldozed to make room for the newest fast-food ?American Chicken Bunker? chain restaurant, but after only one semester at college, his girlfriend Wendy (Kate Graham) has been transformed into a left-wing, lipstick-lesbian liberal, and spends her free time protesting the corporate takeover of America. Reeling from heartbreak and a brutal beating from Micki (Allyson Sereboff), Wendy?s new activist girlfriend, Arbie channels his spite into applying for a job at the very restaurant they are protesting against.But something else is feeling wronged by all of the construction and commotion... Something not human... Meanwhile, newly employed Arbie?s coworkersare a colorful group: the sassy manager Denny (Joshua Olatunde); the burqa-clad Muslim, Humus (Rose Ghavami); the animal-loving yokel Carl Jr. (Caleb Emerson); the effete Mexican spitfire Paco Bell (Khalid Rivera); and a mysterious 60- year-old man who has been working in fast-food all his life (Lloyd Kaufman). Together, they slowly uncover the supernatural secret of the American Chicken Bunker, while the owner General Lee Roy (Robin L. Watkins) tries to keep a lid on the scandal, lest it taint his growing empire. But once workers and customers start dying in bizarre and grotesque ways, it becomes clear that this isn?t just a mild case of salmonella ... butsomething much more FOWL. Will Arbie and his friends stop the demons before they infect all the artificial foodstuffs, the customers, and the worldbeyond? Will Arbie be able to win Wendy back now that he?s making minimum wage? What?s Carl Jr. doing with that frozen chicken? And what?s with all the singing and dancing? Showtimes TBA http://central-cinema.com/calendar.htm



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FreeLet's Cook and Converse! for Children & Seniors400774:00 PM5:00 PMDescription: Children and seniors come together for intergenerational cooking and conversation. Children willl learn food preparation techniques and etiquette. All supplies are provided. Caregiver required for children under age 7. For children ages 4 to 14, and seniors.

Library: Lynnwood Library

Location: Large meeting room

Presenter: Edmonds Community Foundation



End time approximate.



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Lynnwood

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FoodMac and Cheese Mondays at The Tasting Room400775:00 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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FreeTheo Chocolate Autumnal Equinox Open House400775:30 PM7:00 PMMONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 @ 5:30 - 7 pm

THEO AUTUMNAL EQUINOX OPEN HOUSE



Come and celebrate the equinox with us! We will be enjoying savory bites by Theo Chocolatier & Chef Chad Fuhreck, and we will be keeping our store open late. Please come by and sample some of our NEW seasonal offerings.

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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PacNWGluten-Free Cooking And Baking400776:00 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.



http://jmatheson.com/classes.php?class_id=217



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Everett

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FoodSignature Spanish Dishes from Olivar Cooking Class400776:00 PM8:30 PMMonday, September 21, 2009



Signature Spanish Dishes fromOlivar

with Chef Phillipe Thomelin

Olivars



6:00 - 8:30pm



Chef Philippe Thomelin will prepare a medley of Spanish dishes. Menu: HeirloomTomato Carpaccio, Lamb Albondigas with Tomatillo Chutney, Crema Catalanaas well as one more tantalizing dish. Check www.dish-it-up.com soon for details. Please note that when purchasing cooking classes online, your seatsare 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



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=00635



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Magnolia

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FoodSeattle Chef's Table Dinners400776:00 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.



Menus:



Seattle Chefs? Table 2009

Dinner 5

Monday, September 21



Hors d?Oeuvres and Champagne



CAFE JUANITA ? Holly Smith



Menu



CRUSH ? Jason Wilson

Japanese Hon Hamachi with Compressed Watermelon

iceplant, manni per mio figlio (olive oil) and chili



ROVER?S- Thierry Rautureau, The Chef In The Hat!!!

Seafood Bisque

medley of wild mushrooms with sage butter



TILTH ? Maria Hines

Sous Vide Sablefish

heirloom tomato, sorrel, israeli couscous



HARVEST VINE ? Joseba Jim‚nez de Jim‚nez

Roasted QuailOver Navarran Pocha Beans and Onion Broth.



LARK ? John Sundstrom

Grilled Painted Hills Culotte Steak

chanterelles, rocket and sweet onion vinaigrette



CAFE JUANITA ? Holly Smith

Vanilla Bean Panna Cotta with RoastedPeach and Nepitella
Cafe Juanita

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FoodArtisan Sourdough Bread Class w/George De Pasquale of Essential Baking400776:30 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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FoodNorthwest Fresh Cooking Class400776:30 PM9:00 PMNorthwest Fresh



VICKY MC CAFFREE

Chef McCaffree is back with another stunning menu at the start of our fall season, after her amazing summer classes. September is an abundant time here, and you?ll learn chef techniques for bringing out the best flavors in Northwest products. You?ll be delighted by her Crostini with Caramelized Walla Walla Onion Bacon Jam; Heirloom Tomato Rosemary Soup; Balsamic Roasted Fig Salad with Goat Cheese and Hazelnuts; and an amazing pan-roasted Sockeye Salmon complemented by Potato Gnocchi, Sweet Corn and Chanterelles. With meat, seafood, dairy and eggs.



Members: $45, Non-members: $50



Monday Sep 14, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle

Thursday Sep 17, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah

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



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1025



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FoodIn Season: Cooking Produce at its Best Class400776:30 PM9:00 PMIn Season: Cooking Produce at its Best

Lesa Sullivan

Appreciate the harvest season?s abundance as you learn about selecting, storing and preparing seasonal produce at the peak of perfection. You?ll make flavorful salads, vibrant main dishes and easy sides, including Hazelnut, Roasted Red Pepper and Garlic Pesto; Warm Potato Salad with Apples, Pearsand Gorgonzola; Carrot, Dried Plum and Sweet Potato Tzimmes; and Mixed Mushroom Saut‚. Vegetarian, with dairy; no eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



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

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

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

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



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1027



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FoodMediterranean Cooking Class400776:30 PM9:30 PMMediterranean Grill

Location: Kirkland Store

Class format: Hands-On

Price: $69.00

Date: Monday, Sep 21, 2009

Time: 6:30 PM

Restrictions: Ages 18 and Older

Instructor: Olaiya Land The culinary traditions, specialty foods and flavors that spring from the Mediterranean celebrate its rustic beauty and sun-kissed lifestyle. Let Olaiya Land be your guide as we explore what makes these delicious grilled dishes unique-- and how the use of vegetables, whole grains and 'good' fats make them some of the healthiest. We'll put our findings to the test by making a light Mediterranean-inspired menu that's perfect for your next get-together.


nMENU Grilled Eggplant with Goat Cheese, Honey, and Mint - Grilled Tuna with Pepperonata - Spicy Lamb Kebabs with Herbed Yogurt - Grilled Haloumi Cheese and Lemon - Grilled Zucchini and Bell Pepper Fattoush



End time approximate.



http://cookingclasses.surlatable.com/browse/classDetailPage1.jsp?classId=0490927



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Kirkland

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FoodHale's Ales Oktoberfest Brewmaster Dinner400777:00 PM10:00 PMFour courses paired with beer, $50 one/$90 two.



http://halesbrewery.com/events.htm



Ballard

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CharitableShare Our Strength Great American Dine-Out4007812:00 AM12:00 AMShare Our Strength's Great American Dine Out helps raise critical funds for organizations in communities across America that are working with Share Our Strength to end childhood hunger.



The first annual ShareOur Strength's Great American Dine Out rallied nearly 4,000 restaurants across the nation?from coffee shops to fine dining restaurants?and millions of consumers. These restaurants participated in a variety of ways? donated a percentage of sales, promoted select menu items, collected money from suppliers and guests and much more. The funds raised from this campaign willsupport:



Increasing participation in school food and nutrition programs

Increasing the number of community gardens

Food banks and food pantries

Increasing access to fresh produce

Increasing utilization of federal child food and nutrition programs, e.g. food stamps, school breakfast, etc.

Advocacy around Child food and nutrition-related programs



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FarmersPike Place Market Express at City Hall Plaza4007810:00 AM2:00 PMPike Place Market Express at City Hall Plaza

Tuesdays, June 23 - September 29

10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

Located on Fourth Avenue betweenCherry and James Streets



http://www.pikeplacemarket.org
City Hall Plaza Seattle

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FreeGoin? Coconuts! Demo400781:30 PM2:30 PMDemonstrations & Samplings

Stop by the Culinary Resource Center for great seasonal ideas and feature demonstrations.



Goin? Coconuts!

We explore this tropical staple.

1:30 and 5:30 pm



http://shoreline.central-market.com/newSite/shoreline/shops/index.php?shop=culinary
Shoreline Central Market

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CharitableDine Out For Art: Mioposto Caffe e Pizzeria400785:00 PM9:00 PMSupport SEEDArts Annual Fund by dining out at Mioposto Caffe ePizzeria on Tues, Sept 22, 2009 between 5 and 9pm. All you have to do isget your friends together to go out to eat, grab take out, or buy ice cream 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
Mioposto Caffe e Pizzeria (3601 S. McClellan St)

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FreeGoin? Coconuts! Demo400785:30 PM6:30 PMDemonstrations & Samplings

Stop by the Culinary Resource Center for great seasonal ideas and feature demonstrations.



Goin? Coconuts!

We explore this tropical staple.

1:30 and 5:30 pm



http://shoreline.central-market.com/newSite/shoreline/shops/index.php?shop=culinary
Shoreline Central Market

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FoodOyster Happy Hour400786:00 PM8:00 PMTuesday, September 22nd



Oyster Happy Hour

6:00 - 8:00 p.m. 69 cents/oyster





IT'S BA-ACK!! 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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CharitableA Fall Harvest Celebration Cooking from the Junior League's Celebrate the Rain400786:00 PM9:00 PMA Fall Harvest Celebration



Cooking from the Junior League's Celebrate the Rain



Tuesday September 22



6:00 - 9:00 PM



$87.60
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This dinner will feature recipes from the Seattle Junior League cookbook. Join me for a "taste" of fall featuring fresh products from the local farmers markets. We will work through the basic techniques in the recipes andtalk about local sourcing of ingredients.



50% of the profits for the evening will be donated back to the Junior League.



MENU





NW MicrobrewSteamers



Corn and Avocado Salad



Balsamic Chicken and Peppers



Nectarine and Berry Cobbler



http://www.cookingschoolsofamerica.com/dianesmarketkitchen/index.php?flag_menu_index=reservation_php#526
Downtown

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FoodThe Art of Lasagna & Ravioli Class w/Jordi Viladas of Cafe Lago400786:00 PM9:00 PMTuesday, September 22, 2009



The Art of Lasagna & Ravioli

with Chef Jordi Viladas

Cafe Lago



6-9PM



Chef and Owner JordiViladas will teach the art of making his light and tasty Lasagna and seasonal Handmade Ravioli?both signature dishes from Caf‚ Lago. Please note thatwhen 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: demonstrationand hands on



cost: $80



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



http://www.dish-it-up.com/calendar/class.php?record_no=00636



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FoodSoup Making for Autumn Class400786:30 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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FoodTaste of Australia Cooking Class400786:30 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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FoodFabulous Fresh Fall Flavors Class400786:30 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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FoodEveryday Thai Cooking Class400786:30 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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FoodContemporary Pizza Cooking Class400786:30 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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FoodEveryday Chinese: Sichuan Fresh Cooking Class400786:30 PM9:30 PMChinese cooks feed their families on a budget. And they whip up beautiful, flavorful, healthy dishes in a jiffy because traditionally there was little fuel to cook with. In Central China, the Sichuan cuisinedelights the palate with sharp, powerful and flavorful dishes. Check out these easy-to-prepare ingredients mixed with our fresh farmers market produce for a wonderful dinner. Don't be afraid of the spicy, it is aromatic and flavorful with a touch of heat.



Hot and Sour Soup with Sichuan PickledMustard Green Relish

Sichuan Beef and Fresh Green Peppers Stir-fry

Steamed Rice

Spicy Garlic Eggplant

Sichuan Cucumber Salad



$70



End time approximate



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



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1212 South King Street, Seattle, WA 98144

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FoodCooking Classes with Mama Enza Sorrentino400786:30 PM9:30 PMClasses are limited to 12 participants and must be prepaid. Multiple class discount applicable only to current month. Class registration cannot be refunded but can be transferred. We reserve the right to substitute ingredients based on availability



Cena: Sicilian Suppers



Tuesday evenings, 6:30 to 9:30

One class: $65 - Three classes $175 - Four classes $220



September 8th: Caprese salad (with mozzarella tasting) - Stuffed chicken breast - Tiramisu

September 15th Eggplant Involtini - Carbonara with zucchini & onions -- Chocolate-ricotta cheesecake

September 22nd Eggplant Parmigiana - Fettuccine with prawns -- Zabaglioni

September 29th Shrimp & arugula salad - Ravioli with spinach - Wild berry strudel



http://www.mondellina.com/cookingclasses.html
Magnolia

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PacNWCooking Class w/Wayne Johnson of Andaluca400786:30 PM9:30 PMTuesday September 22, 2009



Wayne Johnson, Executive Chef of Andaluca Restaruant.

Menu:

Bing Cherry Salad

Goat Cheese, Marcona Almonds, Pickled Onions

and Red Wine Honey Vinaigrette



Sweet Corn Risotto

Manchego Cheese, Heirloom Cherry Tomatoes, Arugula

Sweet Onions, Baby Artichokes and Basil Pistou



Free Range Chicken Breast with Chorizo and Goat Cheese

Creamy Polenta, Roasted RootVegetables

Rosemary Jus and Pear Cranberry Pomegranate Chutney



Fresh Fruit Tart

Pastry cream, apricot glaze, raspberry puree



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



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



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Edmonds

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FoodSavor Fall Flavors400787:00 PM9:00 PMSavor Fall Flavors



September 22, 2009 (Tue)

7:00 PM - 9:00 PM



Barking Frog at Willows Lodge



Inviting guests on an epicurean adventure, Savor Fall Flavors feaures a special five-course dinner with SaltWorks, a Woodinville-based American salt company boasting more than 100 gourmet, infused salts from around the world. With more than 14,000 purposes, salt is the premier seasoning staple in all types of cooking, from gourmet dishes to at-home meals. Executive Chef Bobby Moore of Barking Frog and SaltWorks have partnered to create a distinctive, five-course dining experience incorporating the best seasonal ingredients, as well as wine pairings from participating Woodinville Wine Country wineries.



Cost is $95per person.



http://www.localwineevents.com/events/detail/266155
Woodinville

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CharitableShare Our Strength Great American Dine-Out4007912:00 AM12:00 AMShare Our Strength's Great American Dine Out helps raise critical funds for organizations in communities across America that are working with Share Our Strength to end childhood hunger.



The first annual ShareOur Strength's Great American Dine Out rallied nearly 4,000 restaurants across the nation?from coffee shops to fine dining restaurants?and millions of consumers. These restaurants participated in a variety of ways? donated a percentage of sales, promoted select menu items, collected money from suppliers and guests and much more. The funds raised from this campaign willsupport:



Increasing participation in school food and nutrition programs

Increasing the number of community gardens

Food banks and food pantries

Increasing access to fresh produce

Increasing utilization of federal child food and nutrition programs, e.g. food stamps, school breakfast, etc.

Advocacy around Child food and nutrition-related programs



http://www.strength.org/

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FarmersLocal & Organic Wednesdays @ Pike Place4007912:00 AM12:00 AMSummer Farm Days 2009

June - September, 2009



You'll find farmers at the Pike Place Market every day of the year, and you'll find more of them on a daily basis throughout the summer, when our growing seasonis at its best.



Many of our farmers participate in our three special farm days, when they take over the north end of Pike Place and fill the street with tents and farm fresh produce. It's a great time to shop!



SummerSundays: June 7 - September 27



Local & Organic Wednesdays: June 10 - September 30



Farm Fridays - June 12: September 27



http://www.pikeplacemarket.org
Pike Place Market

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FoodCooking Classes with Mama Enza Sorrentino4007912:00 PM1:30 PMClasses are limited to 12 participants and must be prepaid. Multiple class discount applicable only to current month. Class registration cannot be refunded but can be transferred. We reserve the right to substitute ingredients based on availability



Pranzo: Making Lunch





Noon-1:30every Wednesday

One class: $35 - Three classes: $100 - Four classes: $120
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Sept 9th: Ravioli with cheese in tomato cream

Sept 16th: "Soup & Salad" Italian Style

Sept 23rd: Meatloaf Sandwiches (bread recipe included)

Sept. 30th: Spaghetti Carbonara



http://www.mondellina.com/cookingclasses.html
Magnolia

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FarmersColumbia City Farmers Market400793:00 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
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FarmersWallingford Farmers Market (Dates Approximate)400793:00 PM7:00 PMClosed for 2008



2009 dates to be confirmed, probably Wednesdays mid-May through Sept.



Parking lot of Wallingford Center. Free parking is available on the West and North end of the lot.

http://www.fremontmarket.com/wallingford/index.html
Wallingford Center

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FreeChef Demo @ Wallingford Farmers Market (see description for Chef)400794:00 PM5:00 PMWallingford Farmers Market regularly presents cooking demonstrations featuring great chefs from our neighborhood showing the public how to prepare extraordinary dishes simply, using fresh, delicious and nutritious local ingredients from the market. If these chefs can make such incredible dishes on a folding table using a butane burning under a tent in a parking lot, you can certainly do it at home.



Scroll down for a list of upcoming scheduled cooking demonstrations. For recipes from past cooking demonstrations, click on the Recipes ? Chefs category.



All cooking demonstrations are scheduled for 4-5 p.m., during the market on Wednesdays.



June17

Chef Dustin Ronspies

Art of the Table



June 24

No Demonstration


nJuly 1

Chef Amy McCray

Eva Restaurant



July 8

Chef Sara Moot

Persimmon Bistro



July 15

Chef Allyss Dillon

Elemental Next Door



July 22

No Demonstration



July 29

Chef Dennis Ruiz

Pequena Havana



August 5

Chef Jason Brzozwy

Tilth Restaurant



August 12

No Demonstration



August 19

Chef Wali Khairzada

Kabul Restaurant



August 26

Chef Maria Hines

Tilth Restaurant



September 2

Chef George dePasquele

The Essential Baking Company



September 9

Chef Alex Pitts

Avila/Bella Cosa



September 16

No Demonstration



September 23

Chef Larkin Young

Tilth Restaurant



September 30

Chef Dustin Ronspies

Art of the Table



http://wallingfordfarmersmarket.wordpress.com/wallingford-farmers-market/cooking-demonstrations/
Wallingford, WA

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FreeAuthor Talk: Sheila Himmel "Hungry: A Mother and Daughter Fight Anorexia"400795:30 PM7:00 PMIn Hungry: A Mother and Daughter Fight Anorexia (Berkley), restaurant critic Sheila Himmel tells the story of her daughter's anorexia?a loaded story in that her daughter (and co-author) Lisa herself was fascinated with food and her mother's food writing. That fascination took ominous turns, however. "A courageous account of what it is like to exist with a life-threatening eating disorder from two different standpoints?Lisa, the daughter who stops eating, and her mother, Sheila, a restaurant critic. The irony of this situation is lost on neither, and both are unsentimental and deeply honest about their experience. ... This book should comfort anyone confronted with this illness as well as provide much practical help for dealing with it." - Marion Nestle.



http://www.elliottbaybook.com/events/sep09/himmel.jsp
Elliott Bay Book Company

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PacNWEntertaining Made Easy Cooking Class400796:00 PM8:00 PMEntertaining Made Easy

Basic Cooking



On the menu: Marinated flank steak (wine: red and/or white or mixed soy sauce and grated fresh ginger root); vegetable corn casserole; Cole Slaw(cabbage) with waldheim dressing; Baking powder biscuits; Vanilla pudding with berry topping



Class Date(s):



Wednesday, September 23rd, 6:00 - 8:00 pm





Class Details

Class Fee: $32.50



Instructor(s): Trudy Tobiason



Location: J. Matheson Kitchen & Gourmet



http://jmatheson.com/classes.php?class_id=220



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Everett

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PacNWSouffl‚ Secrets Revealed400796:00 PM8:30 PMWed, Sept 23, 6-8:30 pm

Souffl‚ Secrets Revealed

Chef Thierry Liot



Chef Thierry shares France?s best kept souffl‚ secrets while demonstrating classic techniques in making three savory and sweet French egg dishes. The souffl‚?s comeback is an economical and delicious answer for dinner with: Crab and GruyŠre Cheese Souffl‚, a traditional Ham and Cheese Mashed Potato Souffl‚ (yes, pommes de terre) and a Chocolate Dessert Souffle with CrŠme Anglaise for his grand finale!



Complementary wine pairing. $45



http://www.bayviewschoolofcooking.com/schedule9.html
Olympia

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PacNWNutrition 101 Class400796:30 PM8:30 PMNutrition 101

Dr. Jacob Waller-Health and Wellness Coach

Leslie Lightner- Director, Pacific Culinary Studio

Wednesday, September 23, 6:30-8:30 PM $25

Do you want to eat better but get confused by all the conflicting diets telling you what you should and shouldn?t eat? Dr. Waller will introduce you to the ?New Food Pyramid,? and debunk the myths around ?healthy fat free living.? Learn the step by step methods used to put together a balanced and natural diet. Chef Leslie will create delicious entrees and side dishes (for you to enjoy) that will take the mystery out of cooking an easy and healthy meal for your family.



http://www.pacificculinarystudio.com/classes/index.html#september



Everett

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FoodRaw Foods: Thai Extravaganza Class400796:30 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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FoodFall Equinox Detox Class400796:30 PM9:00 PMFall Equinox Detox

Birgitte Antonsen, Karen Lamphere

Autumn is a good time for a cleanse that will strengthen your immunity in preparation for the colder months. Birgitte and Karen combine their culinary andclinical talents to create delicious and healthy detoxifying foods. You?llget a comprehensive seven-day detox protocol with wholesome recipes, supplements and supporting therapies. You?ll learn about warming foods, herbs, and spices that support detoxification, and which to avoid. This will bea mix of information, food demonstration and tasting, as Birgitte makes dishes such as Herbed Lentil Vegetable Soup, Fall Veggie Slaw and Quinoa Pudding with Apple Compote. Vegetarian, with dairy options; no eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Monday Sep 14, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah

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

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

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

Thursday Sep 24, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1004



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FoodFoods for a Healthy Hormone Balance Class400796:30 PM9:00 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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FoodFast Food for Busy Moms and Dads Class400796:30 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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FoodPCC Knife Skills Class400796:30 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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FoodKnife Skills Class at Cooks World400796:30 PM9:30 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, knife styles & 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: Wednesday September 23, 6:30-9:30pm

How Much: $65.00



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

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FoodFood Processor Techniques Class400796:30 PM9:30 PMFood Processors ? they do a whole lot more than just chop onions. Chef Carol will show students how to put their finger on the pulse of this invaluable culinary gadget, cut down on prep time and use it daily to get meals on the table fast. In addition to a variety of techniques, cooking class recipes include:







Fresh Tomato Pizza

Green Salad with Balsamic-Oregano Vinaigrette Dressing

Mayonnaises and Aiolis

Fast as a FlashFrench Bread

Perfect Pie Pastry

Mushroom Tart

Silky Peach Ice



$85



end time approximate



http://www.cookingschoolsofamerica.com/sizzleworks/index.php?flag_menu_index=reservation_php#166



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Eastside

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FoodSushi I ? Basic Sushi Rolling400796:30 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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http://www.cookingschoolsofamerica.com/nuculinary/index.php?flag_menu_index=calendar_php



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Bellevue Uwajimaya

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FoodAsian Noodle Dishes Cooking Class400796:30 PM9:30 PMAsian Noodle Dishes

Location: Kirkland Store

Class format: Hands-On

Price: $69.00

Date: Wednesday, Sep 23, 2009

Time: 6:30 PM

Restrictions: Ages 18 and Older

Instructor: Ed Kernan Noodles have been a staple of Asian diets for thousands of years -- join us and discover the delicious reasons why. We'll share recipes from Vietnam, China, Japan and beyond, and show you the special techniques that garner authentic flavor. Once you discover how easy and rewarding these dishes can be, you'll want to make them again and again.



MENU Easy Vietnamese-Style BeefNoodle Soup (Pho) - Sesame Soba Noodles - Singapore Noodles - Beef and Vegetable Lo Mein - Pad Thai



http://cookingclasses.surlatable.com/browse/classDetailPage1.jsp?classId=0490911



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Kirkland

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FoodTheo Chocolate University (See Description for Class Details)400796:30 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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FoodCanning, Jamming and Pickling Class400796:30 PM10:00 PM?CANNING, JAMMING AND PICKLING

Wednesday, September 23, 6:30-10pm

Instructor: Hope Sandler

Hosts: Leslie Haynes & Randy Earle,Seattle, 2 credits

*This hands-on class is limited to 12 students



THE RICHES OF SUMMER SET ASIDE TO BE ENJOYED IN OTHER SEASONS

Preserving isan art worth saving. The old practices of ?putting up? summer produce for winter eating was originally born of necessity. But today we do it to maintain a wonderful heritage and to take advantage of the summer seasonal bounty at its very best. Although modern conveniences provide year-round fresh food, preserving is still a pleasurable cook?s art that lets you enjoy summer flavors in the midst of winter. Chef Hope Sandler will provide an introduction to home canning using the water bath method. She will demonstrate the proper techniques for canning peaches and tomatoes; making fresh berry jams; and preparing succulent, mouth- puckering pickles. Enjoy it now! Enjoy it later!

Spiced Peaches; Crushed Vine-Ripened Tomatoes with Fresh Basil; Fresh Summer Berry Jam, Bread & Butter Pickles; and Dill Pickled Asparagus.



http://www.bon-vivant.com/singleclasses.html#canning

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FoodEmotional Eating400797:00 PM8:30 PMEmotional Eating

Do you reach for the chocolate when you are feeling angry, sad, bored or lonely? Learn strategies to end emotional eating for permanentweight loss.

Start Date: 09/23/2009 Wednesday

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

Cost : $10.00



https://weblink.healthlines.org/web3/clInfo.do?id=CW00293U
Kirkland

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CharitableShare Our Strength Great American Dine-Out4008012:00 AM12:00 AMShare Our Strength's Great American Dine Out helps raise critical funds for organizations in communities across America that are working with Share Our Strength to end childhood hunger.



The first annual ShareOur Strength's Great American Dine Out rallied nearly 4,000 restaurants across the nation?from coffee shops to fine dining restaurants?and millions of consumers. These restaurants participated in a variety of ways? donated a percentage of sales, promoted select menu items, collected money from suppliers and guests and much more. The funds raised from this campaign willsupport:



Increasing participation in school food and nutrition programs

Increasing the number of community gardens

Food banks and food pantries

Increasing access to fresh produce

Increasing utilization of federal child food and nutrition programs, e.g. food stamps, school breakfast, etc.

Advocacy around Child food and nutrition-related programs



http://www.strength.org/

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FoodWine 101 at The Tasting Room4008012:00 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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FreeStretch and Sip: Morning Yoga Event w/Free Smoothie4008010:30 AM11:30 AMStretch and Sip: Morning Yoga Event

10:30-11AM, RegistrationRequired Free!





Join Whole Foods Market and Zen Rock Fitness Trainer Petra Dumm for a morning or stretching followed by a free smoothie. Petra will lead you through a series of standing poses (no need to bring your mat, but dress appropriately) to get you centered and ready to face the day. We'll supply you with a nourishing smoothie to really get you moving. This class is free, however registration is required and limited to 10 students.



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

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FreeEasy Indian Demo400801:30 PM2:30 PMDemonstrations & Samplings

Stop by the Culinary Resource Center for great seasonal ideas and feature demonstrations.



Easy Indian

Dishes you can really make!

1:30 and 5:30 pm



http://shoreline.central-market.com/newSite/shoreline/shops/index.php?shop=culinary
Shoreline Central Market

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FarmersQueen Anne Farmers Market400803:00 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 Market400803:00 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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FarmersCascade Farmers Market featuring Pike Place Market Express400803:00 PM7:00 PMCascade Farmers Market featuring Pike Place Market Express

Thursdays, June 25 - September 24

3:00 - 7:00 p.m.

Located on Pontius Avenue North between Thomas and Harrison Streets



http://www.pikeplacemarket.org/
Pontius Avenue North between Thomas and Harrison Streets

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FreeChef Demo @ Queen Anne Farmers Market (see description for Chef)400804:00 PM5:00 PMJune 18: 4 pm: Chef Demo with Jason Franey, Canlis



June 25: 4 pm: Chef demo with Brittany Bardeleben, Betty



July 2: 4 pm: Chef demo with Ethan Stowell, How to Cook a Wolf, Union, Tavolata



July 9: 4 pm: Chef demo with Amy Pinkis, Metropolitan Market, Queen Anne



July 16:4 pm: Chef demo with Dylan Giordan, Serafina



July 23: 4 pm: Chef demo with Nathan Grave, Solo



July 30: 5:30 pm: Chef demo with Diane LaVonne, Diane?s Market Kitchen



August 6: 4 pm: Chef demo with Seth Caswell, Emmer & Rye and Seattle Chefs Collaborative



August 13: 4 pm: Chef demo with Becky Selengut, Cornucopia Cuisine, blogger at Chef Reinvented



August 20: 4 pm: Chef demo with Traca Savadogo, blogger at Seattle Tall Poppy

4:30 pm: Chef demo with Lorna Yee, blogger at The Cookbook Chronicles, food writer for Seattle Magazine



August 27: 4 pm: Chef demo with Jerry Traunfeld, Poppy



September 3: 4 pm: Chef demo with Daniel Ahern, Pork Knife and Spoon



September 10: 4 pm: Chef demo with Joshua Henderson, Skillet



September 17: 4 pm: Chef demo with Anthony Hubbard, Chow Foods



September 24: 4 pm: Canning demo and book signing with Lorene Edwards, blogger at Planted at Home, author of Canning & Preserving Your Own Harvest


nhttp://qafma.org/events/
Queen Anne

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FreeProstate Cancer Event w/Free Food & Cooking Demo400805:00 PM7:00 PMProstate Cancer Awareness Month ? Keeping Your Prostate Healthy And Latest Treatments



WHAT: To recognize Prostate Cancer Awareness Month in September and to educate people about reducing their risk for prostate cancer, Swedish Medical Center is hosting a "Keeping Your Prostate Healthy" event at Portage Bay Caf‚ in South Lake Union. The free and informative event will feature:



? A prostate cancer surgeon from Swedish sharing timely information on the latest advancements in prostate cancer treatment and tips for lowering risk for prostate cancer.

? A live cooking demonstration by Portage Bay Caf‚ providing recipes for healthy eating.

? Inspirational stories from a prostate cancer survivor who lives by the LiveStrong motto.



Attendees will have an opportunity to personally interact with speakers at the event while enjoying tasty samples of the healthy recipes.



WHEN: Thursday, September 24, 2009 from 5:00 to 7:00 P.M.



WHERE: PortageBay Caf‚ in South Lake Union, 391 Terry Ave N., Seattle, WA



COST: FREE. Appetizers and non-alcoholic beverages will also be served free of charge. (Cash bar available for alcoholic drinks.)



RSVP, see link for info:
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http://blog.seattlepi.com/lemonmargaritas/archives/179140.asp
Portage Bay Cafe

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FreeEasy Indian Demo400805:30 PM6:30 PMDemonstrations & Samplings

Stop by the Culinary Resource Center for great seasonal ideas and feature demonstrations.



Easy Indian

Dishes you can really make!

1:30 and 5:30 pm



http://shoreline.central-market.com/newSite/shoreline/shops/index.php?shop=culinary
Shoreline Central Market

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FreeSimple Techniques for Preserving the Harvest Workshop400806:00 PM7:00 PMSimple Techniques for Preserving the Harvest Workshop

Thursday, September 24 , 6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.

Learn easy ways you can preserve fresh produce, and eat local throughout the year without spending a fortune. This fun and interactive class will show you how to dry and freeze fruits and vegetables with ease and common tools. Leave with the skills and experience you need to take advantage of the tasty produce that's available now.



As space is limited, RSVP to reserve your spot for the session of your preference.



http://www.madisonmarket.com/index.php?page=events
Madison Market

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CharitableFarestart Guest Chef: Chef Franz Junga of Il Fornaio400806:00 PM8:00 PMReservations available 8/6/9



"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' 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 ChefNight 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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FoodFall Equinox Detox Class400806:30 PM9:00 PMFall Equinox Detox

Birgitte Antonsen, Karen Lamphere

Autumn is a good time for a cleanse that will strengthen your immunity in preparation for the colder months. Birgitte and Karen combine their culinary andclinical talents to create delicious and healthy detoxifying foods. You?llget a comprehensive seven-day detox protocol with wholesome recipes, supplements and supporting therapies. You?ll learn about warming foods, herbs, and spices that support detoxification, and which to avoid. This will bea mix of information, food demonstration and tasting, as Birgitte makes dishes such as Herbed Lentil Vegetable Soup, Fall Veggie Slaw and Quinoa Pudding with Apple Compote. Vegetarian, with dairy options; no eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



Monday Sep 14, 6:30-9pm. Issaquah

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

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

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

Thursday Sep 24, 6:30-9pm. West Seattle



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1004



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PacNWSouthern Cooking Classics Class400806:30 PM9:00 PMSouthern Classics

(HANDS-ON, Class limited to 18)

Olaiya Land-Culinary Instructor/Chef, Olaiya Land Catering

Thursday, September24, 6:30-9:00 PM $48

Experience the joy of Southern Cooking. Work with Chef Olaiya as you bring the deep South to your table. We will prepare Deviled Fried Chicken; Spicy Southern-Style Cole Slaw; Sweet CornPudding; Sweet and Sour Green Beans with Bacon; Buttermilk Drop Biscuitsand a surprise dessert. Paula Deen eat your heart out!

http://www.pacificculinarystudio.com/classes/index.html#september
Everett

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FoodBig, Bold and Beautiful Cabernet Cooking Class400806:30 PM9:30 PMBig, Bold and Beautiful Cabernet

Location: Kirkland Store

Class format: Hands-On

Price: $79.00

Date: Thursday, Sep 24, 2009
nTime: 6:30 PM

Restrictions: Ages 18 and Older

Instructor: Ed Kernan Cabernet -- wonderful on its own and works wonders added to the right dish. Join us and learn an incredible set of recipes that team up bold cab flavor with meats, fish, salads, dessert and more. We?ll share tips for buying wine, the techniques behind making delicious reductions and cover the fundamentals of cooking with wine. These dishes, bursting with bold yet sophisticated tastes, are guaranteed to impress.



MENU Steak Burgers with Blue Cheese and Apple wood Bacon Cabernet Reduction - Salmon Filets witha Cabernet Balsamic Glaze - Au Poivre Ribeye with Drunken Mushrooms and Roasted Garlic Potatoes - Roasted Beet Salad with Spiced Pecans, Goat Cheeseand Cabernet Sauvignon Vinaigrette - Figs in Cabernet with Almond Ice Cream



http://cookingclasses.surlatable.com/browse/classDetailPage1.jsp?classId=0490905



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Kirkland

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FoodQuick Sauces for Pasta Class400806:30 PM9:30 PMPasta, pasta - the days are getting shorter and we all need dinner on the table fast. You will learn to cook 5 different sauces, each of which can be prepared in ten minutes or less! This is a great opportunityto learn about choosing, storing, and cooking all kinds of pasta, as well as how to pair sauces with pasta shapes.







Alfredo (Classic Cream Sauce)

Arrabiatta (Hot, Spicy)

Alla Carbonara (with Prociutto and Eggs)

Alla Gorgonzola (Italian Blue Cheese Sauce)

Al Ricardo (Sausage & Vegetables)



$80



End time approximate.



http://www.cookingschoolsofamerica.com/sizzleworks/index.php?flag_menu_index=reservation_php#167



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Eastside

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FoodHome Cheesemaking Workshop400806:30 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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FreeUsing Herbal Medicine to Enhance Memory and Cognition400807:00 PM8:00 PMUsing Herbal Medicine to Enhance Memory and Cognition



Event Type: Adult

Date: 9/24/2009

Start Time: 7:00 PM

End Time: 8:00 PM

Description: Learn natural ways to help you think more clearly, retain information better and keep your mind sharp. Dr. Suzanne Way will discuss therapeutic nutrition, herbal medicine and lifestyle factors to boost your brain power.



Please note that due to medical liability constraints, Dr. Way will not be accepting personal questions that require prescribing treatments. Funded by the Friends of the Lynnwood Library.



Library: Lynnwood Library

Location: Large meeting room



http://host5.evanced.info/sno_isle/evanced/eventsignup.asp?ID=11310&rts=&disptype=info&ret=eventcalendar.asp&pointer=&returnToSearch=&SignupType=&num=0&ad=&dt=mo&mo=9/1/2009&df=list&EventType=ALL&Lib=11&AgeGroup=ALL&LangType=0&WindowMode=&noheader=&lad=&pub=1&nopub=&page=2&pgdisp=25
Lynnwood

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FoodBeginning Mushroom Identification (4-Week Course)400807:00 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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FreeSimple Techniques for Preserving the Harvest Workshop400807:30 PM8:30 PMSimple Techniques for Preserving the Harvest Workshop

Thursday, September 24 , 6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.

Learn easy ways you can preserve fresh produce, and eat local throughout the year without spending a fortune. This fun and interactive class will show you how to dry and freeze fruits and vegetables with ease and common tools. Leave with the skills and experience you need to take advantage of the tasty produce that's available now.



As space is limited, RSVP to reserve your spot for the session of your preference.



http://www.madisonmarket.com/index.php?page=events
Madison Market

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FestivalsGreek Festival4008112:00 AM12:00 AMThe St. Demetrios Greek Festival, Seattle September 25, 26 and 27 2009.



Come and enjoy what has become a Seattle tradition now in its 48th year! Wonderful authentic Greek food awaits you, along with Greek Folk Dancing by our award winning Greek Folk Dancers with whom you can join to dance to live Greek music by Pangeo. Learn about our church and our faith with church tours, shop for bargains on Greek items and visit our GreekDeli to stock up on pastry and Greek delicacies. Family and kid?s activities for a memorable day at St. Demetrios. This year we have added a continuous shuttle service from the Northgate and South Kirkland Park and Rides to make it easier and convenient for our patrons.



When



Friday, Saturday and Sunday ? September 25, 26, 27, 2009.



Hours of Operation



Friday: 12:00 noon - 9:00 pm

Saturday: 10:30 am - 9:00 pm

Sunday: 12:00 noon- 7:00 pm



Where



St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church

Located in the Montlake District of Seattle





http://www.seattlegreekfestival.com/At%20A%20Glance.html

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Montlake

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FestivalsCoffee Fest Trade Show4008112:00 AM12:00 AMhttp://www.coffeefest.com/

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CharitableShare Our Strength Great American Dine-Out4008112:00 AM12:00 AMShare Our Strength's Great American Dine Out helps raise critical funds for organizations in communities across America that are working with Share Our Strength to end childhood hunger.



The first annual ShareOur Strength's Great American Dine Out rallied nearly 4,000 restaurants across the nation?from coffee shops to fine dining restaurants?and millions of consumers. These restaurants participated in a variety of ways? donated a percentage of sales, promoted select menu items, collected money from suppliers and guests and much more. The funds raised from this campaign willsupport:



Increasing participation in school food and nutrition programs

Increasing the number of community gardens

Food banks and food pantries

Increasing access to fresh produce

Increasing utilization of federal child food and nutrition programs, e.g. food stamps, school breakfast, etc.

Advocacy around Child food and nutrition-related programs



http://www.strength.org/

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FarmersFarm Fridays @ Pike Place4008112:00 AM12:00 AMSummer Farm Days 2009

June - September, 2009



You'll find farmers at the Pike Place Market every day of the year, and you'll find more of them on a daily basis throughout the summer, when our growing seasonis at its best.



Many of our farmers participate in our three special farm days, when they take over the north end of Pike Place and fill the street with tents and farm fresh produce. It's a great time to shop!



SummerSundays: June 7 - September 27



Local & Organic Wednesdays: June 10 - September 30



Farm Fridays - June 12: September 27



http://www.pikeplacemarket.org
Pike Place Market

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FoodVintage Vegas Event @ Columbia Winery4008112:00 AM12:00 AMFriday, October 30th ? Vintage Vegas Event

Feeling lucky? Dress in your best Halloween costume and test your luck at our mock-casino and win great PRIZES! Antipasto table, music and one complimentary glass ofwine included in your ticket price.$35 per person, $30 Cellar Club Members, plus tax. Reservations required.



http://www.columbiawinery.com/calendar



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Woodinville

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FarmersBothell Farmers Market4008112:00 PM6:00 PMThe Bothell Farmers Market, located in Country Village, runsevery Friday through September 25th from 12-6 (rain or shine!)



http://countryvillagebothell.com/farmersmarket/
Bothell

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FreePlanting an Edible Winter Garden400811:00 PM2:00 PMCourses offering the joys of gardening. Have you always wantedto grow food at your home through the winter months? Educator Laura Matterfrom Seattle Tilth leads this workshop on how to prepare plots and what toplant for a bountiful winter harvest. Call 684-0877 to register.



http://class.seattle.gov/parks/Activities/ActivitiesCourseDetails.asp?aid=90&cid=45691
Carkeek Park

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FarmersMadison Madrona Farmers Market400813:00 PM7:00 PMFridays 3-7pm; May 15-Sep25



MLK at East Union



http://www.fremontmarket.com/madison/index.html
MLK at East Union

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FarmersPhinney Farmers Market400813:00 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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FreeChef Demo @ Madrona Market (see description for Chef)400814:00 PM5:00 PMMadrona Farmers Market regularly presents cooking demonstrations featuring great chefs from our neighborhood showing the public how to prepare extraordinary dishes simply, using fresh, delicious and nutritious local ingredients from the market. If these chefs can make such incredible dishes on a folding table using a butane burning under a tent in a parking lot, you can certainly do it at home. Scroll down for a list of upcoming scheduled cooking demonstrations. For recipes from past cooking demonstrations, click on the Recipes ? Chefs category. All cooking demonstrations are scheduled for 4-5 p.m., during the market on Fridays. 2009 Season Cooking Demonstration Schedule (subject to change) June 19 Chef Greg Scott ?Zaw artisan pizza in the raw June 26 Chef Seth Caswell President, Seattle Chefs Collaborative Emmer & Rye restaurant (opening soon) July 3 TBA July 10 Chef Sabrina Tinsley, Owner La Spiga July 17 No Demonstration July 24 TBA July 31 Chef George dePasquele The Essential Baking Company August 7 TBA August 14 TBA August 21 Chef Amadeus August 28 Chef Autumn Maddox Personal Cooking Instructor September 4 TBA September 11 TBA September 18 TBA September 25 Chef MIchael King St. Clouds Restaurant

http://madronafarmersmarket.wordpress.com/madrona-farmers-market/cooking-demonstrations/
Madrona, WA

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FestivalsThe Great Wallingford Wurst Fest!400814:00 PM10:00 PMOne of the most vibrant neighborhood celebrations in Seattle,the Wurst Festival features a variety of delicious foods, inflatable rides, rock climbing wall, games and prizes, craft vendors, new and used book sales, a raffle and a beer garden. There is also live entertainment allday long on our indoor and outdoor stages. Admission to this extraordinarycommunity event is free!



The Great Wallingford Wurst Festival is a family-friendly, affordable festival packed with fun suitable for all ages. The location at 48th & Wallingford Avenue, between I-5 & Aurora makes getting there easy! For more information, go to www.stbens.net.



Schedule for the Great Wallingford Wurst Festival

o Friday, September 25, 2009

4pm-10pm

Beer Garden open until Midnight



o Saturday, September 26, 2009

10am?10pm

Beer Garden open until Midnight



http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/eve/1376484129.html
Wallingford

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FoodSpaghetti Dinner at Greenwood Senior Center400814:30 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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PacNWAuthentic East Indian Dinner Cooking Class400816:00 PM8:00 PMAuthentic East Indian Dinner

Chef Richard Worthen returned from a recent trip to The Art Institute of Houston. He attended a work shop hosted by Chef Anita Jaisinghani from India,cookbook author, and chef owner of Indika Resaurant in Houston. Because of poverty in her native country a great deal of cuisine is what we, in most large cities, refer to as "street food."

He will share, in our class, the importance of toasting the spices and how to toast and "pop" mustard seeds. There is no such thing as curry powder, just a blend of spices. He will show another base spice blend, Garam Marsalla.



Class Date(s):



Friday, September 25th, 6:00 - 8:00 pm





Class Details

Class Fee: $48.50



Instructor(s): Chef Richard Worthen



Location: J. Matheson Kitchen & Gourmet



http://jmatheson.com/classes.php?class_id=223
Everett

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FoodHarvest Dinner at Hollywood Hill Vineyards400816:00 PM9:00 PMHarvest Dinner!

September 25th | 6-9pm | $45 per person

Joinus once again as our friend and talented chef Cristiana Owen (formerly of Lampreia and L'Ecole 41) creates a wonderful harvest menu paired with our wines.



HARVEST MENU



Amuse of Savory Herb-Parmesan Biscotti

2008 Horse Heaven Hills Roussanne



Mussel and Swiss Chard Bisque

2005 Yakima Valley Syrah



Duck Sausages served with Fresh Corn and Thyme Polenta and Roasted Estate Grown Pinot Noir Grapes

2007 (pre-release) Rattlesnake Hills Syrah



Fresh Figs, Florette and Housemade Crackerbread

2006 Red Mountain Syrah



Chocolate Pots de Creme

2007 (pre-release) Red Mountain Mourvedre'



SPACE IS LIMITED TO 40 PEOPLE.

Pre-registration is required.



http://www.hollywoodhillvineyards.com/events/events.htm



Woodinville

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Charitable3rd Annual Kirkland Taste of the Town400816:00 PM10:00 PMJoin us for the 3rd Annual Kirkland Taste of the Town, benefiting Candlelighters Childhood Cancer Foundation of Western Washington,



www.candlelighterswa.org/





12 of your favorite Kirkland restaurants will feverishly compete for the five coveted awards as the "Taste of the Town". You will judge a sample from each of the restaurant's entries, then voteon the Best Appetizer, Best Main Course, Best Dessert, Best Presentation and the final award "The Taste of the Town".



This exciting event will include music and entertainment from the Michael Wassman Band, Geoffrey Castle and Gaylen Suave of GSC Sound and Music.



We will present wine and liquor pairings and samplings as well as martinis and other yummy drinks.



A silent auction and brief (but very tempting) live auction and the TASTE awards ceremony will complete the evening.



Dressy Attire



http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/81766
Woodinville

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FoodHealthy Thai Cooking400816:30 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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FoodCooking Class with Chef Tinsley of Osteria La Spiga400816:30 PM9:00 PMOsteria La Spiga



SABRINA TINSLEY

An Italian osteria is acasual neighborhood place where everyone is invited to enjoy good food andwine. Let Sabrina be your host as she welcomes you with a menu that you can make at home for your family and neighbors, as she does at her restaurant Osteria La Spiga. For the appetizer, enjoy Melanzane della Zia Irene (eggplant with parsley and caper sauce); for soup, taste Zuppa di Finocchio e Noci (fennel and walnut soup); and enjoy a main course of Gnocchi di Zucca al Burro e Salvia (butternut squash gnocchi with butter and sage). Dessert is the light and refreshing Panna Cotta agli Agrumi (panna cotta with citrus). Vegetarian, with dairy and eggs.



Members: $45, Non-members: $50
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Friday Sep 25, 6:30-9pm. Edmonds

Friday Nov 6, 6:30-9pm. Greenlake
nTuesday Nov 17, 6:30-9pm. Redmond



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1022



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Various, see notes

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FoodFrench Bistro Classics Cooking Class400816:30 PM9:30 PMFrench Bistro Classics

Location: Kirkland Store

Class format: Hands-On

Price: $79.00

Date: Friday, Sep 25, 2009

Time: 6:30 PM

Restrictions: Ages 18 and Older

Instructor: Lynne Vea From Paris to Provence, bistros are at the heart of French cooking. Join us for a culinary tour of fabulous bistro fare as you learn to prepare a complete menu of simple-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 Gougeres - Frisee Salad with Poached Egg and Bacon - Grilled Hanger Steak with Red Wine Pan Sauce - Creamy Potato and Leek Gratin - Apple Tarte Tatin



End time approximate.



http://cookingclasses.surlatable.com/browse/classDetailPage1.jsp?classId=0490908



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Kirkland

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FoodTaste of Italy400817:00 PM10:00 PMThe "Taste of Italy," the popular wine tasting which also serves as the Opening Ceremonies of the Italian Festival will be relocated this year to Exhibition Hall on Mercer Street, right next to McCaw Hall, in the heart of the Seattle Center grounds.



The "Taste of Italy" is a chance for the general public to try some seventy wines from Italy at the minimal cost of $25 per person in advance, or $30 at the door. Each ticket includes a souvenir wineglass and five 2 oz. tastings of wine. Additional tastings may be purchased for $2.50 apiece, and there will be sparkling water, bread, Italian antipasti and cruditŠs available for palate-cleansing.



http://www.seattle.gov/calendar/default.htm?trumbaEmbed=view%3Devent%26eventid%3D84777611



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Seattle Center, 305 Harrison St., Seattle, WA 98109

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FoodWine Glasses 101400817:30 PM9:00 PMWine Glasses 101, Friday, September 25 ? Learn about the science and art behind wineglass design and how to get the most out of your wines by selecting the most appropriate glassware. Cost includes a tasting set of four wine glasses. Presented by the ever-delightful Catherine Bogdon of Vehrs Inc



Each class will begin at 7:30 and will run about an hour anda 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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FestivalsSlavic Culture Festival 20094008212:00 AM12:00 AMYarmarka is marketplace event that involves performing of musicians, dancers and artists. Yarmarka - Festival in Redmond, Washington isbeing presented by non-profit organization for the benefit of our community. The purpose is to bring festive spirit of Russian culture with concerts, food and displays by Russian speaking business owners. This is a wonderful opportunity for people from former Soviet Union to celebrate their culture, and for Americans to enjoy learning about other traditions. The event will feature a number of bands and folk solo performers, entertainment and games for children, food, arts and crafts booths, souvenirs and productsfrom local merchants.



http://www.experienceredmond.com/experience/events/detail.php?event_id=1287&date_start=
Redmond

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FestivalsFishermen's Fall Festival4008212:00 AM12:00 AM21st Annual Fishermen's Fall Festival is a FREE event celebrating our local fishing fleet. A benefit for Seattle Fishermen's Memorial, Fishermen's Fall Festival features industry related exhibits & competitions, fundraising salmon barbeque, J.P. Patches, & much more.



http://www.seattle.gov/calendar/default.htm?trumbaEmbed=view%3Devent%26eventid%3D83582057
1900 W. Nickerson St., Seattle, WA

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FestivalsGreek Festival4008212:00 AM12:00 AMThe St. Demetrios Greek Festival, Seattle September 25, 26 and 27 2009.



Come and enjoy what has become a Seattle tradition now in its 48th year! Wonderful authentic Greek food awaits you, along with Greek Folk Dancing by our award winning Greek Folk Dancers with whom you can join to dance to live Greek music by Pangeo. Learn about our church and our faith with church tours, shop for bargains on Greek items and visit our GreekDeli to stock up on pastry and Greek delicacies. Family and kid?s activities for a memorable day at St. Demetrios. This year we have added a continuous shuttle service from the Northgate and South Kirkland Park and Rides to make it easier and convenient for our patrons.



When



Friday, Saturday and Sunday ? September 25, 26, 27, 2009.



Hours of Operation



Friday: 12:00 noon - 9:00 pm

Saturday: 10:30 am - 9:00 pm

Sunday: 12:00 noon- 7:00 pm



Where



St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church

Located in the Montlake District of Seattle





http://www.seattlegreekfestival.com/At%20A%20Glance.html

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Montlake

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FestivalsItalian Festival4008212:00 AM12:00 AMCelebrating 22 Years... presented by Festa Italiana... the Italian Festival Seattle is the second largest Ethnic Festival in Seattle and celebrates Italy & Italian Culture with authentic presentations of Art, great Food and Live Entertainment. Other festival highlights include the Bolla Grape Stomp, Kid's Pizza Toss, and Bocce Tournament.



http://www.seattle-downtown.com/events/#sept
Seattle Center

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FestivalsCoffee Fest Trade Show4008212:00 AM12:00 AMhttp://www.coffeefest.com/

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CharitableMayor's Day of Concern for the Hungry4008212:00 AM12:00 AMWith so many in our community struggling in the wake of the recent economic downturn, it can be hard to know how best to help. You can turn just a few hours of your time into tons of FOOD for hungry local families by volunteering at your neighborhood grocery store. Food collected benefits the Emergency Feeding Program of Seattle & King County and participating food banks.



http://www.emergencyfeeding.org/INDEX2/MDOC%20Main%20Volunteers_files/slide0001.htm

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CharitableShare Our Strength Great American Dine-Out4008212:00 AM12:00 AMShare Our Strength's Great American Dine Out helps raise critical funds for organizations in communities across America that are working with Share Our Strength to end childhood hunger.



The first annual ShareOur Strength's Great American Dine Out rallied nearly 4,000 restaurants across the nation?from coffee shops to fine dining restaurants?and millions of consumers. These restaurants participated in a variety of ways? donated a percentage of sales, promoted select menu items, collected money from suppliers and guests and much more. The funds raised from this campaign willsupport:



Increasing participation in school food and nutrition programs

Increasing the number of community gardens

Food banks and food pantries

Increasing access to fresh produce

Increasing utilization of federal child food and nutrition programs, e.g. food stamps, school breakfast, etc.

Advocacy around Child food and nutrition-related programs



http://www.strength.org/

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PacNWWild Mushroom Identification Class4008212:00 AM12:00 AMCourse Details:

Date: Saturday, September 26, 2009

Location: Monroe, WA

Instructor: Filip Tkaczyk

Cost: $95

Register



Learn the skills needed to utilize wild edible mushrooms! Spend an exciting day with instructor, Filip Tkaczyk, learning about wild mushrooms and their manyuses.



The class covers mushroom foraging fundamentals, including:





Where to look for different species: habitat preferences

When to harvest different species: seasonal growth patterns

Non-edible look-alikes and poisonous mushrooms to avoid

Tasty recipes for common edible wild mushrooms

Ethical harvesting and how to steward gathering areas

Storing and preserving edible wild mushrooms

A review of useful resources: great books and websites on mushrooms



The course begins with a fascinating slide show presentation that explains how to identify a wide variety of mushrooms found in the Pacific Northwest. The course continues with a mushroom foraging hike. The last portion of the day is spent cooking up the harvested mushrooms into several tasty dishes to sample. Hand-outs are provided with resources forfurther learning.



http://www.wildernesscollege.com/wild-mushroom-identification.html
Monroe, WA

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PacNWAcorn Pudding & Extracting Volatile Oils400828:00 AM12:00 PMAcorn Pudding & Extracting Volatile Oils$ 25

Saturday, September 26, 2009, 8am - noon.

Sponsor: Wild Food Adventures

Location: Portland, OR

Description: Get hands-on experience on how some wild plants areprocessed for grain, flour, and essential oils. We'll see how to shell,grind, process and leach acorns so that they transform into wonderful additions to breads, muffins, pancakes, and pudding. By the end of the workshop we'll have gone from bitter acorns in the shell to a sweet acorn pudding that any normal human would enjoy. Also learn how to make a distillationsetup from simple kitchen ware. We'll make a distillate from mint that youcould use to flavor teas, use in cooking or aroma therapy.

What to Bring: Cloths you can get dirty in. A hammer. Latex gloves if you have delicate hands to protect you against the tannins. And if you have access to them, your own acorns (large only), and mint or lemon balm cuttings for the distillation process.

Meeting Site: Wild Food Adventures, 4125 N Colonial Ave
, Portland, OR 97217. SW of N Interstate & Skidmore



http://www.wildfoodadventures.com/workshop.html
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FarmersU-District Farmers Market400829:00 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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CharitableShare Your Harvest with Local Food Banks!400829:00 AM6:00 PMShare your Harvest!

Drop off your home grown fruit, veggiesand herbs in the Garden Store for Hopelink?s local food banks.

http://www.molbaks.com/

Woodinville

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FreeAsk the Chef Booth @ U-District (See Description for Chef)4008210:00 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 Goats 1014008210:00 AM12:30 PMCity Goats 101 An introduction to the basics of mini-goat keeping, including city regulations, miniature breeds, yard & shelter, feeding, breeding & babies, milking and herd health.

Jennie Grant, head ofthe Goat Justice League, and Laura Workman, proprietress of the Glimmercroft homestead, will educate Seattle residents on keeping miniature goats for fun, food or fiber. This class will introduce you to the basics of mini-goat keeping, including city regulations, miniature breeds, yard & shelter, feeding, breeding & babies, milking and herd health. Jennie and Laura will give you the information that you need to keep mini-goats happy, healthy and producing well in an urban environment. You will leave knowing what you need to know before starting out as an urban goat-herder!





Where: Good Shepherd Center Room 140 (Senior Center)

Cost: $40 or $30 formembers of Seattle Tilth

Contact: Seattle Tilth

register@seattletilth.org

206-633-5045 x2

http://www.seattletilth.org/learn/classes-and-workshops/copy_of_City%20Goats%20101
Wallingford, wa

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FarmersMagnolia Farmers Market4008210:00 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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FoodLate Summer Dinner from India4008210:00 AM2:00 PMA LATE SUMMER DINNER FROM INDIA

Saturday, September 26, 10am-2pm

Instructor: Madhuparnee Sarkar

Hosts: Ken and Linda Reid, Seattle, 2 credits

*This hands-on class is limited to 12 students



CREATE & ENJOY A TRADITIONAL INDIAN MEAL

Indian cuisine is rich in variety and high in nutrition. Chef Madhuparnee Sarkar, a native of Calcutta, learned the secrets of Indian Cuisine at home. Madhu will show you how to put together a complete Indian meal with a wonderful variety of flavors. Her cauliflowerdish makes a great vegetarian dinner or a colorful side dish for a meat based supper. Madhu will create a perfectly tender braised lamb, a staple ofMoghul cooking with an enriched sauce containing yoghurt, cream, fruit pur‚es and nut butters and complimented by a mint pilaf flavored with coconut and green chilies. Finish with a cooling mango yoghurt dessert, perfect after a spicy meal.

Fragrant Stuffed Tomatoes; Cauliflower, Green Peas and Potatoes in a Spicy Herb Sauce; Spice and Herb-laced Split Peas; RoyalBraised Lamb with Fragrant Spices; Mushroom and Mint Pilaf with Grated Coconut and Green Chilies; and Mango Yoghurt.



$78, discounts for buyingmultiple class credits.



http://www.bon-vivant.com/singleclasses.html#india

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Free2009 Harvest Celebration Farm Tour in King County4008210:00 AM4:30 PMSAVE THE DATE:

2009 Harvest Celebration Farm Tour in King County

Date: September 26, 2009, 10a.m. until 4:30 p.m.

Location: Farms onVashon Island, and in South and East King County

Information: Tour is FREE!

Visit our website: www.king.wsu.edu/foodandfarms/events.htm

Farms across King County will be open to the public on September 26th, 2009.

WSU King County Extension is pleased to announce the 11th Annual Harvest Celebration Farm Tour in King County, Saturday, September 26th, 2009. Since 1999, this event has provided an opportunity for citizens of King County to experience the vitality of our local agriculture, to learn the importance of supporting farmers, and to realize the value and joy of eating locally grown and prepared food.

? Meet your local farmers: Meet the people who grow your food!

? Taste your local food: Farm-Fresh produce at farm stands throughout the tour.

? Walk the fields of your local farms

? Activities Galore!: live music, corn and bamboo mazes, hay rides, U-pick crops, alpaca fiber knitting, hand-pressed cider making, fresh food sampling, and hay rides and so much more!

Contact Darcy Batura at 206-205-3130 or darcy.batura@kingcounty.gov for more information.
King County

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FestivalsThe Great Wallingford Wurst Fest!4008210:00 AM10:00 PMOne of the most vibrant neighborhood celebrations in Seattle,the Wurst Festival features a variety of delicious foods, inflatable rides, rock climbing wall, games and prizes, craft vendors, new and used book sales, a raffle and a beer garden. There is also live entertainment allday long on our indoor and outdoor stages. Admission to this extraordinarycommunity event is free!



The Great Wallingford Wurst Festival is a family-friendly, affordable festival packed with fun suitable for all ages. The location at 48th & Wallingford Avenue, between I-5 & Aurora makes getting there easy! For more information, go to www.stbens.net.



Schedule for the Great Wallingford Wurst Festival

o Friday, September 25, 2009

4pm-10pm

Beer Garden open until Midnight



o Saturday, September 26, 2009

10am?10pm

Beer Garden open until Midnight



http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/eve/1376484129.html
Wallingford, Seattle

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FreeCare Tips for your Woody Herbs in Autumn4008210:30 AM11:30 AMCare Tips for your Woody Herbs in Autumn

Saturday September 26th 10:30am

Join Patti as she shares her expertise in pruning and generalcare for woody herbs such as rosemary, sage, thyme, and lavender. Autumn in the perfect time to learn and apply this knowledge.



End time approximate.



http://www.squakmtnursery.com/date.htm
Issaquah

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FoodSur La Table Knife Skills Workshop4008210:30 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



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Kirkland

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FoodPreserving the Harvest - Canning Class4008210:30 AM1:30 PMJoin WSU Whatcom Master Food Preserver Susy Hymas, as she shares her knowledge and passion for canning nutritious, local foods and learn how to safely preserve the harvest to enjoy all year long. Susy will take you through the process of caning tomatoes and salsa, while answering your questions about safely canning fruits and vegetables for your family to enjoy.



$75



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http://www.cookingschoolsofamerica.com/sizzleworks/index.php?flag_menu_index=reservation_php#186
Eastside

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FoodRovers Cooking Class: Golden Delicious - The Magic of Egg Yolks4008211:00 AM12:00 PMSaturday, September 26, 2009

11am12pm

Golden Delicious: the magic of egg yolks $20

Instructor: Pastry Chef Andrea Terrenzio

Menu Items: Cointreau Sabayon, Chocolate CrŠme Brul‚e, LemonPassion

Fruit Curd



http://www.rovers-seattle.com/newsevents/documents/ClassSchedule2009.pdf
Rovers

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FreeFarmers Market Chef Demo: Chef Ludger Szmania4008211:30 AM12:30 PMChef Ludger Szmania of Szmania's shows shoppers how to make delicous dishes using what's fresh at the market now. Take advatange of thisFREE opportunity to watch a master chef in action and learn how to make the most of your market purchases.



http://www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org/events/chef-ludger-szmania-at-magnolia-sept-26/



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FoodHerbal Medicine Class: Facial Scrubs, Masques, Foot Soaks, and Body Scrubs4008212:00 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: Pacific Northwest Fish Dishes4008212:00 PM2:00 PMPacific Northwest Fish Dishes $35

Instructor: Chef de CuisineAdam Hoffman

Menu Items: Fish available of the day!



http://www.rovers-seattle.com/newsevents/documents/ClassSchedule2009.pdf
Rovers

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FreeKids Tasting Fair4008212:00 PM2:00 PMSaturday, September 26th



Kids Tasting Fair

Noon-2PM, Drop in Event, Registration not Required Free, in Salud!



Want some insight into what your kid likes and doesn't before buying it? Pop into our Kids Tasting fair where kids rule the day, voting on their favorite products ina blind tasting.



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

Whole Foods Redmond

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FoodEnglish High Tea Cooking Class4008212:00 PM3:00 PMEntertaining With Style: AN ELEGANT AFTERNOON ENGLISH HIGH TEA

Cook's World welcomes guest chef Chrissy Hawthorne, the former owner ofthe Peach Tree Bakery & Tea Room in Bothell Country Village, who will share with us the 'dos & don'ts of proper tea party entertaining . It's a creative and charming theme for entertaining guests during our autumn & winter.So dust off grandma's china, lay out the lace & enjoy an assortment of delicate sandwiches & elegant sweets...and teas, of course, properly brewed & served!

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

Who: Guest Chef Chrissy Hawthorne

When: Saturday September 26, 12noon-3pm

How Much: $60.00



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

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FestivalsFall Fest at Marra Farms4008212:00 PM3:30 PMFall Fest at Marra Farm

Start Date: 9/26/2009 12:00 PM

EndDate: 9/26/2009 3:30 PM

Location: Marra Farm in the South Park neighborhood (9026 4th Ave S, Seattle, WA 98108)

9/26/09: Rain or shine, join us at Marra Farm in Seattle?s South Park neighborhood for Fall Fest. Sponsored by Lettuce Link and the Marra Farm Coalition, Fall Fest is an opportunity to celebrate Marra Farm?s bountiful harvest and engage community membersof all ages.







As the only stop in Seattle on the annual King CountyFarm Tour, we will have lots of fresh tasty treats, a community potluck and barbeque, games for kids, and tours around the farm. FREE! We hope tosee you there ? come join us!



http://www.solid-ground.org/News/DispForm_Cal.aspx?List=f1084a42%2D7837%2D413e%2Dad0d%2Df76c9f9579cf&ID=153
South Park

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FoodChampagne Tour: Bubbles Onboard Lake Union!4008212:30 PM2:30 PMLake Union has been one of Seattle's most beloved and utilizedwater ways since the Duwamish settled its shores centuries ago. MOHAI historian Lorraine McConaghy will guide you on a historic look at the Lake while you enjoy Seattle's summer sun and a glass of sparkling wine. End the tour with a toast to MOHAI's new location in the Armory at South Lake Union. Boarding begins at 12:15pm at AGC Marina. Please wear appropriate shoes andplan to arrive early to find parking. Guests must be 21 years or older andhave valid photo ID. Offered in partnership with Argosy Cruises.

NOTE: Noone under 21 years old will be admitted.



$35-45



http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/68696
Lake Union

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FreePlanting an Edible Winter Garden400821:00 PM2:00 PMPlanting an Edible Winter Garden



FREE

Ages 18 and older

Have you always wanted to grow food at your home through

the winter months? Educator Laura Matter from Seattle Tilth

leads this workshop on how to prepare plots and what to

plant for a bountiful winter harvest. Please call206-684-0877

to register.

#45581 9/26 Sat 1 - 2 p.m.

Location: Carkeek ELC



http://www.seattle.gov/parks/environment/brochures/Fall09.pdf
Carkeek Park

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FoodRovers Wine Class: Crisp, Clean, Whites400822:00 PM3:00 PMCrisp, Clean, Whites $20

Instructor: Wine Director Scot Smith

Featured Varietals/Regions: Champagne, Pinot Gris, Sauvignon Blanc,

Albarino, France, Spain, Italy and America



http://www.rovers-seattle.com/newsevents/documents/ClassSchedule2009.pdf
Rovers

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FoodFall Mushroom Walk400822:00 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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FoodLast Slice of Summer Cooking Class400822:00 PM5:00 PMLast Slice of Summer

Location: Kirkland Store

Class format:Hands-On

Price: $69.00

Date: Saturday, Sep 26, 2009

Time: 2:00 PM

Restrictions: Ages 18 and Older

Instructor: RachaelCoyle Nothing sweetens summer like fresh fruit desserts made with the best ingredients the season has to offer. Chef Rachael Coyle will show you simple ways to make the most of ripe farmers market produce with classics including lemon yogurt cake with mixed berry compote, and blackberry sorbet. You?ll also pick up great baking tips, work on pastry skills like making almond cream andpastry crust, and leave with some delicious recipes.



MENU Lemon Yogurt Cake with Mixed Berry Compote - Peach Crostada - Blackberry Sorbet - PuffPastry Plum Tart with Almond Cream



http://cookingclasses.surlatable.com/browse/classDetailPage1.jsp?classId=0490929



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Kirkland

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FoodTaste of Australia Cooking Class400823:00 PM5:30 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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FoodVegetarian Middle Eastern Mezze Class400823:00 PM5:30 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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FoodSoup Making for Autumn Class400823:00 PM5:30 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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PacNWDog Mountain Farm Dinners400823:00 PM8:00 PMYou are invited to join us for a delicious, seasonal meal prepared by local chefs. Offered on Saturdays, June through September, enjoy a genuine farm-to-table dining experience. The multi-course meal will highlight produce from Dog Mountain Farm and other local producers of quality meat and cheese.



End time approximate. Contact Farm for more details and for reservations.

http://www.dogmtnfarm.com/farm%20dinner.htm

Carnation

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FoodA History of the Martini Cocktail Tasting400823:30 PM5:30 PM"Experience the story of the martini from its birth in San Francisco in the mid 1800s through to its modern incarnations. Taste its many evolutions which have made it the most famous of the American cocktails."


n$40



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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FoodTini Bigs Mixology Class: Cognac400824:00 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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FreeAuthor Talk: Jen Yates of Cake Wrecks400826:30 PM7:30 PMHave your cake and laugh at it, too. From the creator of the award-winning blog CakeWrecks.com, here are the worst decorated cakes ever: funny, silly, suggestive, you have to see ?em to believe ?em.



Visit Jen's Blog!



http://cakewrecks.blogspot.com/



http://thirdplacebooks.com/event/cake-wrecks-when-professional-cakes-go-hilariously-wrong-jen-yates
Third Place Books Lake Forest Park

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FoodWine & Chocolate Parlour Nights @ Oh! Chocolate400826:30 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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FoodFarmers Market Harvest Dinner400827:00 PM10:00 PMFarmers Market Harvest Dinner

Sat Sep 26 2009

7:00 PM

Chateau Ste. Michelle - Banquet Room

buy tickets >



Eat local, sip local. Join us for our first Chef Dinner of the fall season and experience Northwest cuisine at its finest.



Our chefs will create a menu with ingredients sourced from local farms and markets all paired with Chateau Ste. Michelle wines. Reservations required.



$125 per person (VRC member price $110) plus tax



http://www.ste-michelle.com/events/wineryCalendarDetail/68
Woodinville

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FestivalsGreek Festival4008312:00 AM12:00 AMThe St. Demetrios Greek Festival, Seattle September 25, 26 and 27 2009.



Come and enjoy what has become a Seattle tradition now in its 48th year! Wonderful authentic Greek food awaits you, along with Greek Folk Dancing by our award winning Greek Folk Dancers with whom you can join to dance to live Greek music by Pangeo. Learn about our church and our faith with church tours, shop for bargains on Greek items and visit our GreekDeli to stock up on pastry and Greek delicacies. Family and kid?s activities for a memorable day at St. Demetrios. This year we have added a continuous shuttle service from the Northgate and South Kirkland Park and Rides to make it easier and convenient for our patrons.



When



Friday, Saturday and Sunday ? September 25, 26, 27, 2009.



Hours of Operation



Friday: 12:00 noon - 9:00 pm

Saturday: 10:30 am - 9:00 pm

Sunday: 12:00 noon- 7:00 pm



Where



St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church

Located in the Montlake District of Seattle





http://www.seattlegreekfestival.com/At%20A%20Glance.html

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Montlake

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FestivalsItalian Festival4008312:00 AM12:00 AMCelebrating 22 Years... presented by Festa Italiana... the Italian Festival Seattle is the second largest Ethnic Festival in Seattle and celebrates Italy & Italian Culture with authentic presentations of Art, great Food and Live Entertainment. Other festival highlights include the Bolla Grape Stomp, Kid's Pizza Toss, and Bocce Tournament.



http://www.seattle-downtown.com/events/#sept
Seattle Center

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FestivalsCoffee Fest Trade Show4008312:00 AM12:00 AMhttp://www.coffeefest.com/

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FarmersSummer Sundays @ Pike Place4008312:00 AM12:00 AMSummer Farm Days 2009

June - September, 2009



You'll find farmers at the Pike Place Market every day of the year, and you'll find more of them on a daily basis throughout the summer, when our growing seasonis at its best.



Many of our farmers participate in our three special farm days, when they take over the north end of Pike Place and fill the street with tents and farm fresh produce. It's a great time to shop!



SummerSundays: June 7 - September 27



Local & Organic Wednesdays: June 10 - September 30



Farm Fridays - June 12: September 27



http://www.pikeplacemarket.org
Pike Place Market

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FreeCoffee Tasting at Whole Foods400839:00 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 Market4008310:00 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 Market4008310:00 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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FoodHerbal Family Wellness Workshop4008310:00 AM3:00 PMHerbal Family Wellness Workshop

Sunday, Sept. 27, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.



Learn how to protect your family's health through the cold and flu season, with an emphasis on herbal preparations your kids will like. Participants will:



Learn how to take fresh and dried plants and preserve them in tasty ways, while maximizing their therapeutic effects.

Be introduced to an array of helpful, common herbs and their respective actions and uses.

Harvest and prepare herbs from the farm, as well as use high quality dried herbs (provided), in honey, vinegar, and vegetable glycerine infusions that are simple and enjoyable ways to ingest the plants.

Communally prepare and eat a nutritious lunch, and have a mid-day break to spendas you choose enjoying the farm.

Leave with knowledge, recipes, and samples of the products made and improved confidence in taking care of your family through the winter season.

Presenters are Katya Difani, founder of the Herban Wellness herb shop in Kirkland, and Kimberly Powers, an herbalists and aromatherapist at Mosaic Natural Health Clinic in Seattle. Both are Herbal Science graduates from Bastyr University.



Cost is $75, $70 for South 47 Farm CSA members.



http://www.south47farm.com/2EventsCal.html#herbs
South 47 Farm

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FarmersMercer Island Farmers Market4008311:00 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 Market4008311:00 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 Market4008311:00 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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FoodNorthwest Entertaining Cooking Class4008312:00 PM3:00 PMNorthwest Entertaining

Location: Kirkland Store

Class format: Hands-On

Price: $69.00

Date: Sunday, Sep 27, 2009

Time: 12:00PM

Restrictions: Ages 18 and Older

Instructor: Tara Ayers Fresh,in-season produce, salmon and seafood from the cold pacific, Asian influences, coffee and wine are the cornerstones of Northwest cuisine. Come join Tara Ayers as she takes this melange and shows you how to make an entertaining menu that shows off the best of our Pacific Northwest.



MENU Pear and Gorgonzola Crostini with Cassis-Honey Drizzle - Baby Greens with Sherry-Walnut Vinaigrette - Pork Chops with Apple Salsa and Blackberry-Syrah Sauce - Salmon Dijonnaise with Jade rice - Cappuccino Mousse



End time approximate.



http://cookingclasses.surlatable.com/browse/classDetailPage1.jsp?classId=0490930



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Kirkland

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FoodFood and Mood Class400831:00 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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FoodFabulous Fresh Fall Flavors Class400831:00 PM3:30 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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PacNWNeighborhood Foraging - Fall Harvest of Fruits, Nuts, & Vegetables400831:00 PM4:00 PMNeighborhood Foraging - Fall Harvest of Fruits, Nuts, & Vegetables $22

Sunday, September 27, 2009, 1 - 4pm

Location: Portland, OR.

Description: We'll bushwhack through Portland's urban neighborhoods to find some of Fall's best and diverse delectables - nuts, fruits, and greens. Wild as well as landscaped edibles will be devoured. You will later findmost of this abundance in your own neighborhood.

What to Bring: Prepare for the weather, comfortable walking shoes that can get dirty.



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

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PacNWMini Cooking Classes: New FIG Configurations400832:00 PM3:30 PMSun, Sept 27, 2-3:30 pm

Sunday Stirrings: Mini Cooking Classes: New FIG Configurations

Leanne Willard



Culinary artistry with Figs in Salads, Tarts and Appetizers is the focus of this technique oriented short take on great food to inspire you with new recipes for your cooking routines. $25



http://www.bayviewschoolofcooking.com/schedule9.html
Olympia

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FoodIndian Cooking Class400832:00 PM5:00 PMINDIAN Cooking:THE BASICS

Explore Indian Cooking with Chef/Instructor and Indian Native Karuna Ram. Guest Chef Karuna will demonstrate avariety of north Indian dishes in this hands-on class.A great introductionto one of the world's most interesting cuisines taught by a skilled nativeIndian cook who is also a fine instructor! Your favorite dishes from Indian restaurants will be taught. Menu: Chole Curry ( Garbanzo Beans) Chicken Tikka Kebabs,Cumin Basmati Rice,Cucumber Raita, Lentil Dal, Gulab Jamoon(Indian Donuts)

Details: A HANDS-ON Class. Limit: 14

Who: Guest Chef Karuna Ram

When: Sunday September 27, 2-5pm

How Much: $60.00



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

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FestivalsLouisiana Creole Celebration - Arts Gumbo 2009400835:00 PM10:00 PMPresented by NW Zydeco Music and Dance Association. (5pm) - BAYOU BLAST playing French Creole and Zydeco tunes from the Bayou with Emcee Mary Lee, from LYKES to Dance. (6 -6:30pm) ? Free samples of outrageous gumbo food from the KING CREOLE and Gumbo prep demonstration. (6:30 ? 7:30pm)- MARDI GRAS LINE/PARADE with beads music and more. (7:30 ? 9:30pm) SampleLouisiana culture through face painting, Rubboard playing, All about Accordions, and dancing downstairs



Tickets: $10 for general, $17 for students and seniors, $5 for children ages 8-18 (7 and under are free) and $25 for families of up to 4 people. Tickets are available online at www.brownpapertickets.com/producer/1784 or at the door.
Rainier Valley Cultural Center (3515 S Alaska St)

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FoodWest Seattle Wine Cellar Wine Dinner @ Fresh Bistro400836:00 PM8:30 PMWe are truly excited to announce our newest wine dinner, presented in conjunction with local importer, Small Vineyards. This event willfeature Italian winemaker Giuseppe Lonardi, on his first ever visit to Seattle. He will be showcasing his world class wines at a winemaker dinner atFresh Bistro, one of the most recent additions to West Seattle?s supurb restaurant scene. We will be tasting six wines: Prosecco, Valpolicella Classico, Valpolicella Ripasso, Privelegia, Amarone, and Recioto, paired with dishes created by Dalis Chea, executive chef for Herban Feast and now, Fresh Bistro. It will be a rare opportunity to meet one of Italy?s best winemakers, who is producing some of that country's most decadent and extravagant wines at his Veneto winery.



The cost is $90 per person and space is very limited. For more information, or to make your reservation, please call the restaurant at 206.935.3733.



Dinner Details:

Sunday, September 27, 6:00 to 8:30



Fresh Bistro

4725 42nd Avenue Southwest

206.935.3733



http://www.wscellars.com/Events.html

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PacNWHoliday Cooking Class at Alligator Soul400836:00 PM9:00 PMCHEF?S COOKING CLASS

SUNDAY, SEPT. 27 6-9PM



With the holiday season just around the corner,

let Chef Ryan teach you how to make some of the season?s best food



Join us for rigorous evening of tasting, sipping, and hopefully a few food facts and tips. Class includes food
, beverage, wine, and learning fee of $60 paid in advance.

For reservations, call 425-259-6311.





Menu

Soup: Butternut Squash Soup

Side Dishes: Herb Pecan Sweet Potatoes, Cranberry sauce, Sausage stuffing
nEntr‚e: Boneless Smoked Turkey w/ gravy

Dessert: Apple Pie with Streusel



Agenda



1. Rich vegetable soups-Squash Love

2. Turkey Stock- Basic Flavor Foundations

3. Rosemary Turkey Gravy

4. Stuffing and the Purpose

5. Cranberry Sauce- Can and Cannot

6. Pie Fillings and Pie Shells

7. Caramel Sauce- Spice

8. Thanks Giving Myths and Mistakes

9. Eat, Drink, Try it out!



http://hosted.verticalresponse.com/351394/61e1c83106/TEST/TEST/
Everett

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FoodWine & Chocolate Parlour Nights @ Oh! Chocolate400836:30 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)400838:00 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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PacNWApples to Zucchini ? Homemade Baby Food400849:00 AM11:30 AMMon, Sept 28, 9-11:30 am or 6-8:30 pm

Apples to Zucchini ? Homemade Baby Food

Shannon Logan



Learn to make delicious and nutritiousfood for your baby in less than 30 minutes using ingredients from the family?s regularly prepared meal. After much experimenting, Shannon developed tasty and economical dishes for her babies up to 18-months-old. Enjoy her approach to ?First Foods? cooking from Butternut Squash to Mexican Corn and Bean Soup. It?s Gerber Baby gone Gourmet! Pregnant and new moms welcomed!$40



http://www.bayviewschoolofcooking.com/schedule9.html

Olympia

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FoodFarm Walk: Berry Production, Static Composting, and Raising Children while Farming4008412:30 PM4:00 PMOwners Amy and Scott Turner will share information and host discussions on a wide range of topics while we tour their dynamic community-rich farm. These farmers will share how they are changing Blue Dog Farm intoa more diverse and integrated farm by combining vegetable and fruit production with animal and feed production. With berries as the main crop, attendees will see a variety of weed and disease control practices for small acreage fresh market blueberries and raspberries. Another main highlight at Blue Dog Farm is the static aerated pile method for composted mulch. Learn about the benefits of different compost ingredients, equipment, recordkeeping, testing, and best final use. Amy and Scott will also talk about the challenges and benefits of raising children while actively farming. (Organic) http://www.tilthproducers.org/farmwalks.htm#9-28Carnation

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FreeLet's Cook and Converse! for Children & Seniors400844:00 PM5:00 PMDescription: Children and seniors come together for intergenerational cooking and conversation. Children willl learn food preparation techniques and etiquette. All supplies are provided. Caregiver required for children under age 7. For children ages 4 to 14, and seniors.

Library: Lynnwood Library

Location: Large meeting room

Presenter: Edmonds Community Foundation



End time approximate.



http://host5.evanced.info/sno_isle/evanced/eventsignup.asp?ID=10205&rts=&disptype=info&ret=eventcalendar.asp&pointer=&returnToSearch=&SignupType=&num=0&ad=&dt=mo&mo=9/1/2009&df=list&EventType=ALL&Lib=11&AgeGroup=ALL&LangType=0&WindowMode=&noheader=&lad=&pub=1&nopub=&page=2&pgdisp=25
Lynnwood

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FoodMac and Cheese Mondays at The Tasting Room400845:00 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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PacNWApples to Zucchini ? Homemade Baby Food400846:00 PM8:30 PMMon, Sept 28, 9-11:30 am or 6-8:30 pm

Apples to Zucchini ? Homemade Baby Food

Shannon Logan



Learn to make delicious and nutritiousfood for your baby in less than 30 minutes using ingredients from the family?s regularly prepared meal. After much experimenting, Shannon developed tasty and economical dishes for her babies up to 18-months-old. Enjoy her approach to ?First Foods? cooking from Butternut Squash to Mexican Corn and Bean Soup. It?s Gerber Baby gone Gourmet! Pregnant and new moms welcomed!$40



http://www.bayviewschoolofcooking.com/schedule9.html
Olympia

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FoodCreate Your Own Bento Box Class400846:30 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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FoodThe Gluten-Free Kitchen400846:30 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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FoodIn Season: Cooking Produce at its Best Class400846:30 PM9:00 PMIn Season: Cooking Produce at its Best

Lesa Sullivan

Appreciate the harvest season?s abundance as you learn about selecting, storing and preparing seasonal produce at the peak of perfection. You?ll make flavorful salads, vibrant main dishes and easy sides, including Hazelnut, Roasted Red Pepper and Garlic Pesto; Warm Potato Salad with Apples, Pearsand Gorgonzola; Carrot, Dried Plum and Sweet Potato Tzimmes; and Mixed Mushroom Saut‚. Vegetarian, with dairy; no eggs.



Members: $35, Non-members: $40



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

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

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

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



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=1027



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FoodThe Silk Road Turkish Cooking Class w/Pinar Ozhal400846:30 PM9:30 PMSavor all of the riches that Turkish cuisine has to offer fromthe Aegean Coast to Mount Ararat. An amazingly rich cuisine stemming from The Imperial Kitchens of Ottoman Sultans who held the control of the famed Silk Road for hundreds of years. Chef Pinar Ozhal a native of South East Turkey blends her Kurdish heritage with the other traditions found in Anatolia. Join her as she shares her passion originated from her mother?s kitchen and her father?s produce shop.



? Peynirli Borek - Puff pastries with parsley, feta cheese and leek

? Shepherd?s Salad

? Katikli Dolma - Bulgur Balls wrapped in Zucchini Slices with Garlic Yogurt and Butter Aleppo Pepper Sauce

? Sargi Burma - Twisted Turban with Pecans


nhttp://www.cookingschoolsofamerica.com/sizzleworks/index.php?flag_menu_index=reservation_php#188
Eastside

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FoodScience on Tap400847:00 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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FarmersPike Place Market Express at City Hall Plaza4008510:00 AM2:00 PMPike Place Market Express at City Hall Plaza

Tuesdays, June 23 - September 29

10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

Located on Fourth Avenue betweenCherry and James Streets



http://www.pikeplacemarket.org
City Hall Plaza Seattle

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FoodDate with the Chefs at Art Restaurant & Pike Place Market4008511:00 AM1:30 PMStroll through Pike Place Market and experience it through theeyes of Chef Kerry Sear and his Sous Chef. How do they pick the best ingredients from the Market? Where do they shop? What recommendations do they have about how to navigate the various stalls? Return to the hotel for a halfhour ?back of the house? hotel and kitchen tour. At ART Restaurant and Lounge the Chef Date continues at the Counter where guests will enjoy a sampling of Counter dishes, complemented by a wine tasting.



$85 per person plus tax & grat |Maximum 12 people | Approximately 2.5 hours



Lunch Dates

Wednesday, August 19, 2009, 11:00 am

Tuesday, September 29, 2009, 11:00 am



Dinner Dates

Wednesday, August 26, 2009, 3:30 pm

Tuesday, September 15, 2009, 3:30 pm



http://www.artrestaurantseattle.com/events/
Downtown

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FreeTandoori at Home Demo400851:30 PM2:30 PMDemonstrations & Samplings

Stop by the Culinary Resource Center for great seasonal ideas and feature demonstrations.



Tandoori at Home

Get tips on achieving great flavor.

1:30 and 5:30 pm



http://shoreline.central-market.com/newSite/shoreline/shops/index.php?shop=culinary
Shoreline Central Market

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FoodCanning in the Valley Class w/Seattle Parks400855:00 PM8:30 PMLearn from a WSU trained Master Food Preserver how to can fresh foods for later use. Course fee includes all supplies. Participants willtake home what they can in class (please eat before you arrive).



$25



http://class.seattle.gov/parks/Activities/ActivitiesCourseDetails.asp?aid=23&cid=47213
Rainier

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FreeTandoori at Home Demo400855:30 PM6:30 PMDemonstrations & Samplings

Stop by the Culinary Resource Center for great seasonal ideas and feature demonstrations.



Tandoori at Home

Get tips on achieving great flavor.

1:30 and 5:30 pm



http://shoreline.central-market.com/newSite/shoreline/shops/index.php?shop=culinary
Shoreline Central Market

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FoodLittle Tastes of the Dahlia: Heirloom Tomatoes - SOLD OUT!400855:30 PM7:00 PMLittle Tastes of the Dahlia: Heirloom Tomatoes September 29th, 5:30-7PM at the Dahlia Lounge

When you hear Brandywine, Green Zebra, Cherokee Purple or Striped German, what comes to mind? Heirloom tomatoes,right?



If you want to learn more about these odd shaped, brightly colored creations of nature, join us for the next Little Tastes of the Dahlia where we'll be featuring Billy Alstot's fall harvest of heirlooms! It's a fun evening where you can meet the grower of these gorgeous and delicious tomatoes and taste what Dahlia chef, Brock Johnson has created with Billy'sjuicy little gems!



"Little Tastes" is a monthly educationalseries hosted in the private dining room of the Dahlia Lounge with a different focus on a single ingredient or a specific grower or supplier that we want to share with you. You'll get to enjoy several little tastes of the chef's favorite dish paired with cocktails and wine.



To reserve your seat
, contact Jessica Prince at (206)682.4142 or email her at jessicap@tomdouglas.com



Tickets are $25 plus tax and gratuity. Space is limited



http://tomdouglas.com/events
Downtown

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FreeSustainable South Seattle Canning Class400855:30 PM8:30 PMFREE (donations to City Fruit and Sustainable South Seattle accepted)



Each class will be able to hold 10 people. Every participant will learn how to preserve fruit with Terrie Irish, a canner for 30 years who recently received her master food preserver certificate. Every participant will learn how to can plums and make plum jam and will be able to take home what they make.



The goal of these classes is to educate our local south Seattle community about food preservation. These classes are free in exchange for a commitment to continue canning and educating your friends andneighbors about food preservation. In addition, resources such as publicaccess to canning equipment and guidance from master canner volunteers will be available after the series of classes are over. A translator will be available if requested in advance.



Please contact our Outreach Coordinator, Kate King, at kate.c.king@gmail.com if you are interested in attending one of these two classes.



http://columbiacitizens.net/sss:welcome
Jefferson Community Center

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FoodFlavors of Indonesia Cooking Class400856:00 PM8:30 PMTuesday, September 29, 2009



Flavors of Indonesia

with Chef Robert Scribner



6-8:30 pm



Chef Robert Scribner will teach you how to prepare authentic Indonesian dishes in your home kitchen. Menu: SotoJavanese Chicken Soup, Stir Fried Long Beans, Sumatran Beef Curry, Festive Yellow Rice, and Indonesian Spice Cake. 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 andnot charged for your order.



type of class: demonstration



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=00637



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Magnolia

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PacNWItalian Family - Style Dinners400856:00 PM8:30 PMTues, Sept 29, 6-8:30 pm

Italian Family - Style Dinners

Christina Ciancetta



Christine brings her family?s personal favorites to the table reminiscent of rustic home cooking in Italy. Seasoned with the Italian imports olive oil, balsamic vinegar and Parmesan, students share a Ciancetta dining experience with Italian Kale Salad with Balsamic Vinaigrette, Baked Zucchini with Parmesan, Garlic and Parsley Fillets of Fish, andPasta and Mushrooms. Cappuccino Creams finish the repast.



Complementarywine pairing. $40



http://www.bayviewschoolofcooking.com/schedule9.html
Olympia

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CharitableTake a Bite Out of Parkinson's Benefit for Northwest Parkinson's Foundation400856:00 PM9:00 PMJoin Ritrovo Italian Regional Foods and Pike Brewing Company for the second annual Take a Bite Out of Parkinson's, a celebration of fineregional cuisine benefiting the Northwest Parkinson's Foundation, a regional source of education and resources for patients and their families.



Hosted by Ron Post and Ilyse Rathet of Ritrovo and Charles and Rose Ann Finkel of Pike Brewing Company, Take a Bite Out of Parkinson's will take placeon Tuesday, September 29, 2009 from 6--9 pm at the Pike Brewing Company, 1415 First Avenue, Seattle, WA 98101. Tickets are $100 per person and include food, wine and beer.



Throughout the evening, guests will sampleexclusive specialty dishes by culinary stars including: Julie Andres (La Medusa); Dan Braun (Oliver's Twist); Matthew Dillon (The Corson Building,Sitka & Spruce); Bobby Moore (Barking Frog); Jerry Traunfeld (Poppy); and more. Complimentary wine and beer will also be provided by Betz Family Winery, Triage Wines and Pike Brewing Company, along with sweets from Montlake Mousse.



$100



http://www.yelp.com/events/seattle-take-a-bite-out-of-parkinsons-benefit-for-northwest-parkinsons-foundation
Pike Brewing Company

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FoodEveryday Thai Cooking Class400856:30 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



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FoodIndian Autumn Celebration Foods Class400856:30 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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FoodPCC Knife Skills Class400856:30 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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FoodBeer Tasting 101400856:30 PM9:00 PMBeer Tasting 101 New!

Do you feel like beer terminology has gotten a lot more complicated in the last decade? There are more choices today than ever and sorting through them can be daunting. The class will cover a wide range of classic beer styles, from golden Pilsners to black-as-night Stouts. We will sprinkle in a little bit of beer history and a basic overview of the brewing process. After tasting some of the finest local andEuropean beers, you will be armed with enough knowledge to appreciate thecomplexities of today?s modern beer world.





Beer Tasting 101

Item: 7125 Tim Nichols

6:30 PM - 9:00 PM Building: On Campus: CC

Sessions: 1 Tu Location: 1254A Rose Room

9/29/2009 - 9/29/2009 Fee: $39



ID required, $10 supply fee payable to instructor.





http://at-campus.net/nsccsched/index.html?schedule=output/category_70.htm
North Seattle Community College

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FoodCooking Under Pressure Class400856:30 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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FoodAutumn Cooking Class with Chef Sabrina Tinsley of La Spiga400856:30 PM9:30 PMAutumn in ITALY with LA SPIGA's Chef Sabrina Tinsley

Renownedfor its Northern Italian cuisine, Seattle's La Spiga restaurant serves authentic fare from Italy's Emilia-Romagna region. Using the very finest ingredients, Chef and co-owner Sabrina Tinsley, who recently challenged the TV Food Network's Iron Chef Bobby Flay (wow!),crafts the Romagnola cuisine to make it genuine, yet hers alone.Her menus change seasonally to reflect what is freshest in local markets. Chef Tinsley will showcase classic & popular 'Autumn harvest in Italy' dishes As co-owner and host Pietro Borghesi says, ?An evening at La Spiga is like dining in Italy ? without the plane fare.?

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

Who: Chef Sabrina Tinsley

When: Tuesday September 29, 6:30-9:30pm

How Much: $65.00



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

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FoodCooking Classes with Mama Enza Sorrentino400856:30 PM9:30 PMClasses are limited to 12 participants and must be prepaid. Multiple class discount applicable only to current month. Class registration cannot be refunded but can be transferred. We reserve the right to substitute ingredients based on availability



Cena: Sicilian Suppers



Tuesday evenings, 6:30 to 9:30

One class: $65 - Three classes $175 - Four classes $220



September 8th: Caprese salad (with mozzarella tasting) - Stuffed chicken breast - Tiramisu

September 15th Eggplant Involtini - Carbonara with zucchini & onions -- Chocolate-ricotta cheesecake

September 22nd Eggplant Parmigiana - Fettuccine with prawns -- Zabaglioni

September 29th Shrimp & arugula salad - Ravioli with spinach - Wild berry strudel



http://www.mondellina.com/cookingclasses.html
Magnolia

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FarmersLocal & Organic Wednesdays @ Pike Place4008612:00 AM12:00 AMSummer Farm Days 2009

June - September, 2009



You'll find farmers at the Pike Place Market every day of the year, and you'll find more of them on a daily basis throughout the summer, when our growing seasonis at its best.



Many of our farmers participate in our three special farm days, when they take over the north end of Pike Place and fill the street with tents and farm fresh produce. It's a great time to shop!



SummerSundays: June 7 - September 27



Local & Organic Wednesdays: June 10 - September 30



Farm Fridays - June 12: September 27



http://www.pikeplacemarket.org
Pike Place Market

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FoodCooking Classes with Mama Enza Sorrentino4008612:00 PM1:30 PMClasses are limited to 12 participants and must be prepaid. Multiple class discount applicable only to current month. Class registration cannot be refunded but can be transferred. We reserve the right to substitute ingredients based on availability



Pranzo: Making Lunch





Noon-1:30every Wednesday

One class: $35 - Three classes: $100 - Four classes: $120
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Sept 9th: Ravioli with cheese in tomato cream

Sept 16th: "Soup & Salad" Italian Style

Sept 23rd: Meatloaf Sandwiches (bread recipe included)

Sept. 30th: Spaghetti Carbonara



http://www.mondellina.com/cookingclasses.html
Magnolia

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FarmersColumbia City Farmers Market400863:00 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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FreeValue Tour at Whole Foods Westlake400864:00 PM5:00 PMWednesday, September 16th & 30th



Value Tour

4:00 - 5:00 p.m. FREE



In today's world, it never hurts to be conscious of your spending, especially when it comes to your grocery expenses. There are tons ofproducts on grocery shelves these days competing for your dollar, and just because a product is inexpensive doesn't mean it's a great value. Becomea savvier shopper and learn how to get the most value from your shopping dollar at Whole Foods Market. Enjoy samples and demos as we tour the store, and enter to win dinner for four from our Prepared Foods kitchens.



http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/stores/westlake/storecalendar.php
Whole Foods Westlake

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FreeChef Demo @ Wallingford Farmers Market (see description for Chef)400864:00 PM5:00 PMWallingford Farmers Market regularly presents cooking demonstrations featuring great chefs from our neighborhood showing the public how to prepare extraordinary dishes simply, using fresh, delicious and nutritious local ingredients from the market. If these chefs can make such incredible dishes on a folding table using a butane burning under a tent in a parking lot, you can certainly do it at home.



Scroll down for a list of upcoming scheduled cooking demonstrations. For recipes from past cooking demonstrations, click on the Recipes ? Chefs category.



All cooking demonstrations are scheduled for 4-5 p.m., during the market on Wednesdays.



June17

Chef Dustin Ronspies

Art of the Table



June 24

No Demonstration


nJuly 1

Chef Amy McCray

Eva Restaurant



July 8

Chef Sara Moot

Persimmon Bistro



July 15

Chef Allyss Dillon

Elemental Next Door



July 22

No Demonstration



July 29

Chef Dennis Ruiz

Pequena Havana



August 5

Chef Jason Brzozwy

Tilth Restaurant



August 12

No Demonstration



August 19

Chef Wali Khairzada

Kabul Restaurant



August 26

Chef Maria Hines

Tilth Restaurant



September 2

Chef George dePasquele

The Essential Baking Company



September 9

Chef Alex Pitts

Avila/Bella Cosa



September 16

No Demonstration



September 23

Chef Larkin Young

Tilth Restaurant



September 30

Chef Dustin Ronspies

Art of the Table



http://wallingfordfarmersmarket.wordpress.com/wallingford-farmers-market/cooking-demonstrations/
Wallingford, WA

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FoodIntro to Wine (4-Part Series)400866:00 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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FoodPrepare the Perfect Cake w/Fall Flavors Class400866:00 PM8:30 PMUsing the flavors of the fall season, learn to prepare and bake a basic cake recipe and present 3 different desserts using apples, caramel and spices. Using tools you already have on hand, spruce up your homemade cakes using the professional techniques taught in this class. Taught by a West Seattle cake maker who creates the delicious deserts found at Blue Willow Catering.





Wednesday, 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM; 1 session on September 30, 2009

Cost: $45.00 Materials Cost: $15.00

Instructor: Winslow

Location: Blue Willow Catering Company, Off Campus



http://learnatsouth.org/index.cfm?method=ClassInfo.ClassInformation&int_class_id=14110&int_category_id=2&int_sub_category_id=13&int_catalog_id=0



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FoodSecrets of Seafood Cooking Class400866:00 PM9:00 PMDo you love fresh fish and shellfish but find it intimidating to cook? Join former Salty's on Alki Executive Chef, Steve Brendlinger, for an evening that will simplify the preparation of seafood by showing you how to choose fresh seafood, sources for the best fish, simple cooking preparations and tasty shortcuts for delicious meals.

Please read: Materials fee $20.00 paid to directly to your instructor at time of class.

Wednesday, 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM; 1 session on September 30, 2009

Cost: $45.00 Materials Cost: $20.00

Instructor: Brendlinger

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



http://learnatsouth.org/index.cfm?method=ClassInfo.ClassInformation&int_class_id=14109&int_category_id=2&int_sub_category_id=41&int_catalog_id=0



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FreeFair Fish Kick-Off Meeting400866:30 PM7:30 PMFair Fish kick-off meeting

September 30, 6:30pm

Come learn how you can help protect our family fishermen and ensure the sustainabilityof our oceans at the Fair Fish Kick-Off Meeting, Wednesday September 30 from 6:30-7:30pm. We?ll bring like-minded folks together and plan exciting events from a National Fair Fish Day of Action, film screenings, letters to the editor parties, media events, and more. This is the event to attendto meet others who care about this issue and to find out how you can make a difference.

See original posting for location:



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

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FoodArtisan Sourdough Bread Class w/George De Pasquale of Essential Baking400866:30 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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FoodSoup Making for Autumn Class400866:30 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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FoodDueling Divas w/Chefs Becky Selengut & Lynne Vea400866:30 PM9:00 PMDueling Divas: The Rematch



BECKY SELENGUT, LYNNE VEA

Two chefs, same ingredients, two menus ? what a blast! Everyone had so much fun the last time these friendly rivals got together, they?re happy to do it again with new ingredients and a wine sampling. Lynne and Becky will make two dishes each to show how they develop recipes to bring out optimal flavors. The first dish uses pork, melon, chiles, new potatoes, heirloom tomatoes, pumpkin seeds, corn and tamarind. The second uses tuna, figs
, almonds, clams, fennel, sheep?s milk cheese, basil and green olives.Relax with a glass of wine and watch the magic begin! With meat, seafood, dairy and eggs.



Members: $50, Non-members: $55

Includes $5 for wine tasting.



Thursday Sep 10, 6:30-9pm. Redmond

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

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



http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcccooks/classes/detail.php?id=980



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FoodRaw Foods: Thai Extravaganza Class400866:30 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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FoodTailgating Cooking Class400866:30 PM9:30 PMTailgate!!



Take your tailgating tradition to the nextlevel with flavorful dishes made from fresh ingredients. These foods are specially designed to be stress-free in preparation and easy to pack and go, so load up the chairs, head for the stadium and kick back.







SpicedNuts

Marinated Shrimp

Green Goddess Dip

White Bean Chicken Chili

PizzaRustica

Ooeey Gooeey Northwest Bars



$85



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FoodHarvest Dinner Menu Cooking Class400866:30 PM9:30 PMHarvest Dinner Menu

Location: Kirkland Store

Class format: Hands-On

Price: $69.00

Date: Wednesday, Sep 30, 2009

Time: 6:30 PM

Restrictions: Ages 18 and Older

Instructor: Ed Kernan A cornucopia of autumn favorites, our menu for this class is particularly satisfying. Highlighting fall's fresh bounty, our instructor will share tips and recipes to enhance almost any cold-weather meal, while focusing on ease, health and most importantly, flavor.



MENU Wild Mushroom Soup - Roasted Vegetable Pot Pie - Pan Seared Pork Tenderloin with Braised Cabbage. - BakedApples with Amaretti Cookies and Cinnamon Ice Cream



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FoodTheo Chocolate University (See Description for Class Details)400866:30 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)400866:30 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







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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: Rowan Jacobsen "The Living Shore: Rediscovering a Lost World"400867:00 PM8:00 PMWednesday ? September 30 ? 7pm

Rowan Jacobsen "The Living Shore: Rediscovering a Lost World" (BLOOMSBURY)

Reading & Book Signing

U District store

Rowan Jacobsen looked into to the disappearance of the bees with his book Fruitless Fall. Now he's looking at a little oyster that might be able to help restore our oceans. The Olympias oyster flourishes on the Western end of Vancouver Island, but its numbers dwindle elsewhere. A smallgroup of scientists?accompanied by Jacobsen?set out for their fertile bedsto see what it would take to bring them back elsewhere.



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