Dishing Up Vermont Giveaway
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Tracey Medeiros, the author of Dishing Up Vermont, is sponsoring a giveaway of her new book! The book is all about Vermont farmers, chefs and food producers who practice sustainability. Dishing Up Vermont applauds its contributors for their dedication to producing fresh, healthy, pesticide-free products. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this book will be donated to the Vermont Fresh Network. If you purchase a ticket to the event at Murray’s, it includes a copy of the book, a glass of wine, a taste of one of her recipes, and the opportunity to speak with Tracey in person.
When: 04.08.10, 6:30 – 8:00 PM
Instructor: Tracey Medeiros
Cost: $25.00 (Limited seating and early sign-up is recommended)*
Website: www.murrayscheese.com
To enter the giveaway, all you have to do is leave a comment answering this question:
What’s your favorite type of cheese?
I’ll post the winner on April 5th – if you live in New York City, I’ll deliver you the book so you can get it signed by Tracey at the event!
Reader Comments
Gouda, burrata and dolce gorgonzola! YUM!
mozzarella, tallegio.
Can’t go wrong with Gouda, or manchego. There was one cheese I tried that was a combo sheep/cow/goat, but I forgot its name!
herbed goat cheese… mmm spreadableness….
Parmigiano-Reggiano: They call it the king of all cheeses for good reason. The nutty, salty flavor captures the definition of umami.
I love Gruyere.
American cheese. Because I love America.
I could have a love affair with all cheeses, I love them so much. But if I had to put a ring on just one, it would have to be brie.
brie is the best..
I like swiss.
I’d eat your swiss, Gerald.
Ramona, you could stick your gouda in any of my swiss holes.
Wow Gerald, that is randy fresh, like a mean block of bleu cheese. Daddy like?
Daddy loves.
Can you really go wrong with a block of cheddar?
Yes.
Lindsay, shut the hell up. I could slap your smarmy mouth you for being so ignorant.
Great job at writing a completely incoherent sentence, you twit.
Guys. Let’s keep the entries to talk about cheese, not you sordid love affairs.