Working meeting.
Slow Food Edmonton “executive” and members only.
Upstairs at Transcend Coffee
11-5pm, drop in basis.

To Slow Food Edmonton Members and Soon-to-be-Members,

Lots planned in 2010. Here’s a month-by-month run-down of the events we’d like to have. Caveat- we need help to organise these! Without you, it can’t happen.

January: Winter Solstice Feast (members only)
March: Grilled Cheese Olympics- 14th March
June: Indulgence a Canadian epic of food and wine - June 14
June: Summer Solstice - Woodfired evening (members only)
August: Beer and Boar - 8th August
August: Greens Eggs and Ham picnic-22nd August
September: Apple Picking afternoon (featured in Edmonton Journal Sept 2009)
October Equinox – October Harvest Festival
November: Mary’s Potluck- November 28th (members only)
December: Terra Madre Day - December 10th

Plus we have a few more ideas to work on. Sounds awesome, right? If you want to help with anything in particular, please email info@slowfoodedmonton.ca. If you want to join Slow Food, click on the link to the right.

Check out Valerie’s blog report of the inaugural event!
http://www.acanadianfoodie.com/2010/01/10/slow-food-edmonton-solstice-supper-2010/

Movie and Drinks!
“The Islanders” by Michael Statlander - a fun movie about when chefs and farmers get together
7pm
At a secret river valley location (revealed after purchase of ticket)

Everyone welcome with open arms!
Tickets $20 via pay pal
Please click on the link on the right of the web page under “Buy Tickets

Slow Food Edmonton’s traditional end-of-year Brunch Pot Luck for members, hosted by the hostess-with-the-mostest, Mary Bailey.
Details via Slow Food Edmonton member’s email list.

Sunday 15th November. 3-5 pm
Ally Kat Brewery

Slow Food Edmonton gear will be available for purchase.

Members only.

This month’s books are “Rare Birds” by Edward Riche and/or “In Defense of Food” by Michael Pollan.

Did you know… there’s a movie of Rare Birds? Why not watch the movie and read In Defence?

Pot Luck: bring a “Rare Birds” inspired dish, full of good, clean and fair food. (Hint: Rare Birds is set in Newfoundland. Or you could cook a bird rare… that bird would have to be duck please).
Maybe we’ll get a certain newfie/slow food member to come and screech you in.

I will also be showing a short cartoon called “The Meatrix”.

Starts at 6:30 pm at Transcend Coffee, cnr 62nd Ave and 99th St. Goes till 8:30.

Slow Food Members and their guests welcome.
More details to follow on the Slow Food Member’s email list.
May include small cover charge.

SOLD OUT
Slow Food Edmonton is proud to be the ticket-walla for The Endless Feast.
Here is a thumbnail of the poster. Click it for the larger poster.

SOLD OUT To learn more, visit www.endlessfeast.tv

Please note that the farm is located in St Albert.