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Each year we offer an assortment of interesting demonstrations and workshops free to everyone who purchases an entry ticket. Check the schedule below for descriptions and times and then plan accordingly!
Andi Eliott from Farmer Jane Soap
Brenton Vasconcellos, Blue Ridge Mountain Creamery
Dan Silo from Saw Horse Restaurant
Brian Bermingham from Hickory Nut Gap Farm
Jessica Vedeler from Carolina Curd
Kurt and Emily Burritt from South Slope Cheese Co
Meg Chamberlain from Fermenti.
Demos take place in the meadow. They will be on our map and schedule posted at the festival. Check the schedule and then belly on up to the demo booth at the fest!
Andi Eliott from Farmer Jane Soap
Kurt and Emily Burritt from South Slope Cheese Co
Dan Silo from Saw Horse Restaurant
Meg Chamberlain from Fermenti.
Jessica Vedeler from Carolina Curd
Workshops take place on the main stage in the meadow.
Delicious Stovetop Flatbread - Using the best locally sourced ingredients, Dov Deustachio from the Little Round Farmhouse in Old Fort, NC will demonstrate how to make a flat bread you could easily make on your kitchen stove top at home. Come sample this amazing bread topped with local honey from Asheville Bee Charmer and homemade butter! Learn how you can use the most basic ingredients to make the most fantastic meals.
Where: Main Stage, the Meadow
When: 1:30 p.m.
Getting Fresh - Learn how fun and easy it is to make your own fresh cheese! Join Jessica Vedeler as she shows you the steps to make several fresh cheeses including Queso Blanco.
Where: Main Stage, the Meadow
When: 2:30 p.m.
Fermenting Foods for Good Health - Join Fermenti to learn the benefits of fermented foods. Meg Chamberlain from Fermenti will teach about the history of fermented foods, how fermentation is different from pickling, and most importantly why fermented foods have traditionally been a component of cheese boards.
Where: Main Stage, the Meadow
When: 3:30 p.m.