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Preserving the Taste of Summer with Chef Matt Buehler & Mamma Buehler
Tuesday, August 4, 2015 | 6:30PM
$125 per person plus tax
Limited to 12 guests
Summer is the season for fresh produce from your garden, local farmer's markets, or nearby farms. It can be so tempting to buy in bulk after all, you have waited all year for the perfect strawberry or tomato, and when you grow your own, you end up with a surplus of fruits and vegetables. Luckily, there are several helpful ways to preserve your food so that you can savor the goodness of these fruits and veggies long after the harvest is over.
Home preservation is a very economical choice, but it has fallen by the wayside in these modern times when foods of all kinds are available in supermarkets year round. However, you can potentially cut hundreds of dollars from your grocery bills by buying (or growing) fresh foods in bulk and then preserving them yourself!
Join Mamma Buehler and son, our private dining Chef Matt Buehler in a class full with childhood memories and, preserving techniques such as canning, freezing, drying and pickling for all your Summer harvest.
Guests will enjoy snacks, a multi-course dinner accompanied by our house wines.
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