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Photos of Culinary Collaboration: Harvest Feast

by Reed Caldwell, Development Manager on October 25, 2011

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Culinary Collaboration: Harvest Feast was a fantastic evening at the Folk School.  The hall was packed with jubilant faces enjoying great friends, food and festivities.  I had a wonderful time taking pictures and sampling foods.  I especially enjoyed the… hmmm… I can’t pick one thing that I enjoyed most.  It was all spectacular― from the [...]

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Culinary Collaboration: Harvest Feast

by Reed Caldwell, Development Manager on October 6, 2011

in In the Cooking Studio

I know that to most of us the phrase “sitting in meeting” holds a slightly negative context. I am sure that this brings thoughts of long drawn-out conferences with tons of charts and graphs written on colored paper. But, here at the Folk School meetings never seem to follow that precedent. For example, yesterday I [...]

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Outdoor Brick Oven in Use!

by Carla Owen - Resident Cooking instructor on February 9, 2011

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The outdoor brick oven has taken a long time to get from idea to reality, but becoming part of the cooking program happened fast! The oven was built in the spring of 2009 by a class of enthusiastic students headed by John Steely and Mary Daschiell. In August that year, a magnificent timber frame shelter was erected by local builder [...]

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Forks & Corks!

by Anna Shearouse, Marketing Assistant on November 19, 2010

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There’s a catchy saying that you’ve probably seen printed on various kitchen decor in specialty shops: “I love cooking with wine; sometimes I even put it in the food!”  A recent cooking class at the Folk School took this idea quite seriously, meanwhile having a great time.  Martha Vining taught “Forks & Corks: Cooking with [...]

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Say “Aye” to a Pie

by Nanette Davidson, Resident Artist in Cooking on September 27, 2010

in Fall Festival,In the Cooking Studio

It’s officially fall in the mountains and we are still overcome with fruit. Apples have made their appearance, along with pears, and raspberries are here a second time to seduce us with their sweet red juiciness. The temperature is dropping which means we might stand the heat of the oven. We better make some pie. [...]

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