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Nature Playtime
Mon, November 2Climate Café: Forest Bathing CANCELLED
Mon, November 2Nature at Night: Free Play!
Wed, November 4Happy Ramblers
Thu, November 5Rise & Hike
Fri, November 6Night Sky in November
Fri, November 6Geologic Tour to the Goblin Colony
Sat, November 7Messengers of Time and Space
Sat, November 7Nocturnal Animals Night Hike
Sat, November 7Nature Playtime
Mon, November 9Nature at Night: Eco Ornament Crafting
Wed, November 11Happy Ramblers
Thu, November 12Wetland Maintenance (In-Person and Virtual)
Thu, November 12Rise & Hike
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Party for PEEC
April 25, 2010
4 - 7 p.m.
The Party for PEEC menu for 2010 was selected and will be prepared by Felicia Orth. Tickets to the Party for PEEC can be purchased at PEEC or from the Earth Day 2010 web page. Please purchase tickets by April 21st. Schedule4:00-4:45 Social time, cash bar
MenuAppetizers
Stews
Salads
Desserts
HistoryThe three sisters of Native cooking are here: corn is part of several items, squash is part of several items, and beans will be in at least two items. Chile is present but won't be killer-hot. Liberties are taken with the pickled items (the method, not the items). Pickled veggies and fruits as appetizers sharpen the appetite, unlike most appetizers in restaurants, which are carb and fat loaded and kill it. Some liberties are relatively minor (apparently the Natives had crab apples, not the big ones, and apparently it was the Natives in the North who ate mushrooms, not those in the Southwest so much). I'm more interested in serving a nice meal than in being an historical purist. I do want to acknowledge those liberties, though, out of respect. For the stews, all but the turkey stew comes from a traditional recipe from Lois Ellen Frank (Native American who published 2 cookbooks on Native American cooking). The salads are similar to her recipes as well. The two desserts (other than the cake) are traditional too. AllergensEverything but the trout, turkey and bison dishes is vegetarian. Everything except the cookies, cake and hotcakes is gluten-free. Nuts would only be used as a garnish, which people can add themselves. Non-dairy items are dominant, but dairy is in the hotcakes, turkey, calabacitas and all the desserts. |