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Eating Local: What's for Dinner? 8/19 at 5pm
Don't miss the upcoming program in our year-long Eating Local series:
Tuesday August 19 from 5 to 7pm at The Green Goddess Café on Route 100, Stowe’s Lower Village
The Benefits of Grass-Fed Beef with John Clark of Applecheek Farm
Join us at The Green Goddess Café in Stowe’s Lower Village for a program on how to feed your family locally – hear from John Clark of Applecheek Farm about the benefits of grass-fed beef, and get suggestions from Laura Biron, Registered Dietician, of Living Better Nutrition on how to prepare some of the bounty at the local farm stand.
A hearty snack will be prepared and served to tide you over until your own dinner – come prepared to try the foods both presenters are speaking about!
All programs are free and open to the public
For more information, contact the Stowe Free Library at 253.6145
What’s For Dinner?
Tuesday August 19 from 5 to 7pm at The Green Goddess Café on Route 100, Stowe’s Lower Village
The Benefits of Grass-Fed Beef with John Clark of Applecheek Farm
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Recipes from the Farmer’s Market: what to do with all those veggies, with Laura Biron of Living Better Nutrition
Join us at The Green Goddess Café in Stowe’s Lower Village for a program on how to feed your family locally – hear from John Clark of Applecheek Farm about the benefits of grass-fed beef, and get suggestions from Laura Biron, Registered Dietician, of Living Better Nutrition on how to prepare some of the bounty at the local farm stand.
A hearty snack will be prepared and served to tide you over until your own dinner – come prepared to try the foods both presenters are speaking about!
All programs are free and open to the public
For more information, contact the Stowe Free Library at 253.6145
A partnership with farmers, the Lamoille County Natural Resources Conservation District, and the Stowe Free Library.