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Kids Cook at Farmers Market
Drop-in classes at Buckman and King sites
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The In te rn a tio n a l C u lin ary
School at the Art Institute of Port
land is teaming up with Portland
Farmers Market again this year to
offer Kids Cook at the Market, the
M arket’s deliciously fun cooking
program for young chefs-in-train-
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Kids get cooking during
classes sponsored by Portland
Farmers Market and the
International Culinary School.
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“These programs for kids are a
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said Trudy Toliver, executive direc
tor of Portland Farmers Market.
“With the help of The International
Culinary School at the Art Institute
of Portland, we hope to inspire fu
ture generations of farmers, garden
ers, chefs and market shoppers.”
Returning for its 12th season.
Kids Cook at the Market lets junior
chefs age seven to eleven cultivate
their culinary skills and experience a
cornucopia of farm-fresh foods. At
these classes, kids learn about the
seasonality of food, meet local farm
ers and gain first-hand experience
preparing ingredients purchased
fresh at the market.
Classes are taught by instructors
and students of The International
Culinary School at the Art Institute
of Portland and include a guided
market tour, hands-on instruction
and recipes to take home so stu
dents can share what they learn
with family and friends. The classes
run from 8:30 to 10 a.m. and cost $5
per child per class.
For class reservations, contact
Anna Curtin at 503-241 -0032 or visit
portlandfarmersmarket.com.
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