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Nov 15 2011
Where is the time going?
Donegal / Laurel Highlands / Pittsburgh / Strip District - 1 year ago - Mary
Weeks are flying by and I can’t get caught up. Yikes. Sorry for the delay with the winner of the contest.
The winner of the beautiful cutting board was Christine. Lucky girl. Congratulations and thank you to Ralph Teets at Cutting Board Art for his generous donation. His boards are lovely and make fantastic gifts, either by themselves or as part of a gift of wine, crackers, dried fruit and cheese. Artisan made gifts are so much more valuable than factory made. Thanks, Cutting Board Art!!
Another fabulous holiday gift is the sampler from The Berry Patch. You get to pick three different flavors of jams or jellies in 4 oz jars. Not only are they so tasty, but they have a multitude of uses from marinades to salad dressings and come already packaged in a beautiful box ( notice the box in the above photo.) Stop down to the Pittsburgh Public Market to select your flavors today. You can sample them before you purchase, too. Don’t forget to say hello to Scottie and Brenda, the owners of The Berry Patch. The Berry Patch folks can be reached at 724-238-4714 or at the.berrypatch@hotmail.com if you want to pre-order your gifts. Things can get crazy on weekends and sometimes they do sell out.
Still looking for something to do on Thanksgiving? The nice folks at the stunning TreeTops at Polymath Park near Donegal would love to have you join them for Thanksgiving dinner. The menu includes roasted butternut squash soup, in house smoked salmon and many traditional goodies such as roast turkey, stuffing and mashed potatoes. Oh, and pumpkin pie brulee. Call them today!!!
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A food adventure might be sleuthing out the juiciest June strawberries at a farm market, learning about gone but not forgotten area food treasures, working with a chef during a hands on cooking class or touring Pennsylvania’s artisan cheesemaker’s farms (and meeting a few cows along the way) . . or any of a zillion other fun ways to explore foodie things within a day's drive of Pittsburgh.
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