Vernon Township High School Culinary Throwdown - Vernon, N.J. - 5/15/2013
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Vernon Township High School Culinary Throwdown - Vernon, N.J. - 5/15/2013
Winning team leader Chef Christian Cortes, an employee at Sodexo’s Hillsboro School District facilities brought together winning Vernon Township High School students Cassidy Braico, Jenn Redfern, Jess Rueger, and Ashley Weigel. Their winning menu consisted of Cheesy Cajun turkey potato balls, Stuffed Toquitos rolls made with freshly made sofrito sauce and a blend of fresh veggies and turkey. The meal was topped off with stuffed strawberries for dessert. According to VTHS Chef and Manager Carla Brandt, they received a plaque and the title of “Master of the Culinary Throwdown.”
5/20/2013
Album ID: 1656833
Photos by Chris Wyman
THE PICKLE RABBI /ATTN BECCA TUCKER /DIRT MAGAZINE
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RABBI MENDY MARGOLIN "THE PICKLE RABBI" PREPARES TO TEACH A CLASS ON TURNING CUCUMBERS INTO KOSHER DILL PICKLES AT THE CHABAD OF ORANGE COUNTY ON SATURDAY EVENING JANUARY 26, 2013
1/28/2013
Album ID: 1602275
Photos by Robert G Breese
Heaven Hill Farm Annual Pumpkinland - Vernon, NJ - 10/14/2012
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Heaven Hill Farm Annual Pumpkinland - Vernon, NJ - 10/14/2012
10/15/2012
Album ID: 1550705
Photos by Chris Wyman
Silken Wool Home Gallery Grand Opening - Hardyston, NJ - 10/2/2012
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Silken Wool Home Gallery Grand Opening - Hardyston, NJ - 10/2/2012
Tuesday’s grand opening and ribbon cutting of Silken Wool Home on Route 94 in Hardyston. Shown from left are employee John Goleski, Jerry Fincke, Randy DeMarcado, owner Susan Ghorbanian, Susanne Lerescu of Crystal Springs Resort, landlord Pat Barrett, Hardyston Deputy Mayor Leslie Hamilton, landlady Karen Barrett, owner Bruce Ghorbanian, Cecelia Fincke, and employee Chris Risano. In the foreground is the Ghorbanian’s chief security officer “Quincy,” a 2-1/2-year-old, 95 pound, Polish Tatra.
the tomato hoedown was sponsored by the Spirit of the Arts Foundation.Sandy Mitchell, founder and director was on hand for demonstrations throughout the day. Sunset View Farm owner, Linda Grinthal joined in the tomato fight as well as giving canning demonstrations and harmonica lessons. From a fresh corn salad to soap making, there was something for everyone. The organic sustainable gardening instruction showed what to do with your crops when they come in. A walk thru the community garden captured the beauty of nature including butterflies, bees and an abundance of vegetables ready to be picked. The storm clouds and heavy rains added to the fun of the rotten tomato fight in the field. There was a lot of composting going on from all angles. Local vendors had tables set up with their wares as well.
7/29/2012
Album ID: 1509292
Photos by Gale Miko
butterfly and clearwing butterfly moth/wantage,nj-7/19/2012
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Clearwing butterfly moth and butterfly on wild purple bea balm.
7/20/2012
Album ID: 1505118
Photos by Gale Miko
Home Depot and Milford Garden Club join forces to build raised garden beds.
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Home Depot and Milford Garden Club join forces to build raised garden beds, to benefit the Ecumenical Food Pantry.
