Stone Soup Cookoff

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 Five culinary artists competed Saturday in the first ever Stone Soup Cookoff,

sponsored by Cornell Cooperative Extension and Community Action of Genesee & Orleans.

Photos by Ginny Kropf: (Left) Jeanne Crane stirs the pot as stewed apples with cinnamon simmer on a second hot plate.

(Right) Judge Lionel Heydel (right) checks the progress of Rome Santiago of Albion.

Article can be found here: https://orleanshub.com/chefs-test-culinary-skills-in-cookoff-at-the-fair/

Next Date is Monday, July 31st.

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Today Only – July 19th, 2023

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At the Albion Main Street Thrift Store

131 S. Main Street, Albion

Fill-a-Bag $5

All clothing ……………. All day!

(Bring your own shopping bag, or take one of ours!)

Cooking Contest for Stone Soup Participants

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Community Action of Orleans and Genesee in partnership with Cornell Cooperative Extension

is announcing a unique and fun contest at the Orleans County 4-H Fair, scheduled July 24-29.

 

Details can be found here: Stone Soup Participant Cooking Contest

 

 

Photo by Ginny Kropf: Marie Gabalski, nutritionist at the Orleans County Cornell Cooperative Extension, holds an Instant Pot which is being given away as part of their Stone Soup nutrition program. Stone Soup is having a cooking contest at the upcoming Orleans County 4-H Fair.

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