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Stone Soup Community Kitchen

May through November 2010 -- All over Greater Louisville!

(Next event: August 21st. See panel to the right for more details.)

 

What is Stone Soup Community Kitchen?

Stone Soup Community Kitchen dinners are held about once a month when local farmers have produce--mostly in the summer and fall. Those who gather at these Stone Soup suppers will work together to fix a meal that everybody shares. We try to use foods grown in the greater local area. Much of the food is gleaned from nearby farmers markets where the farmers donate their food so as to encourage cooking demonstrations of their foods everywhere. The dinners are FREE, but everybody who comes with the expectation to help fix the gleaned food and clean up after the meal. Donations are gratefully accepted. Even people who don’t know how to cook can help – we’ll all learn together. The Stone Soup dinners are held at different places around the city. That makes it easier for people from several parts of town to experience this event. We usually ask people to arrive and start to fix the food at 4pm--food is ready to eat around 6pm. Please check dates and exact times of the Stone Soup events at the bottom of this page when it becomes available.

Why does Stone Soup use mostly foods that are from the Louisville regional area?

-- Food grown nearby is usually fresher than food shipped from far away
-- Locally grown food often tastes better than food grown far away
-- We help our local economy and not big farms in far away states

Why should you come to a Stone Soup dinner?

--You can find out how to fix healthy, great-tasting food
--You can learn new ways to use locally grown fruits and vegetables
--Both vegetarian and meat dishes are served
--Stone Soup dinners are fun for the whole family
--Each dinner includes activities for children
--You can learn ways to eat healthy foods on a budget

There will always be quick reading of the Stone Soup fable picture book for the kids prior to the meal. Adults can listen, too! Check out the Medieval fable:

The Fable of Stone Soup

Stone Soup is sponsored by:

http://communityfarmalliance.org

Consider attending a local farmer's market in the morning, and attending SSCK in the afternoon. Find a farmer's market here:

http://www.louisvillegreenguide.org/directory/farmers.html

Stone Soup Community Kitchen: Who says that sweating over a hot stove in the middle of summer can't be hilarious! Join the fun new movement and keep the stone rolling...

STONE SOUP ROCKS!

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Next Event: August 21, 2010 at United Crescent Hill Ministries
150 State Street (on the corner of Frankfort Ave and State Street), 40206. Easy to reach from I-64.

The Door is in front; parking is in the front and along the street.

Member Ministries and Community Farm Alliance invite you, your family and guests to a Stone Soup Community Kitchen Supper on August 21st, from 3 to 7 pm at the United Crescent Hill Ministries facility. We will work together to fix a wild meal from who-knows-what the Farmers Markets have an abundance of. Everybody shares in the controlled chaos from prep to clean-up. A KET filem crew will be there to take in the community spectacle. The meals are always tasty and memorable.

Stone Soup's goal is to create a supportive, inclusive community where everyone learns to cook with fresh, healthy food from a flourishing market of sustainable local farms. Much of the food comes from area farmers' markets and local gardens collected on the day of the event. Please plan to arrive promptly at 3:00 pm and stay until the end. This is a full cooking experience from prep to clean up. Please RSVP by August 20 to Nate Pederson at 502 299 9520 (cell )or email (nate@metageny.com. To learn more about Stone Soup visit around at http://www.stonesoupky.org

Look for an announcement of September event (at a great location, Family Scholar House, 403 Reg Smith Circle Louisville, KY 40208). And then there's the Americana Center in October, but we're getting ahead of ourselves...(Always the 3rd Saturday of the month at 4pm, except August which is 3pm).

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June 2010's Stone Soup Kitchen Event at the Presbyterian Community Center and July's jaunt over to First UU church downtown were really fun and the environs were awesome and conspicuously unique. Big thanks to the Facility Admins!

May 2010's event at Portland Community Center was a blast with many features that were most memorable.

Do you want to be on the Coordination and Leadership Team email list, with special instructions and reminders? Answers to all general questions can be found by contacting Nate at 502 299 9520 or nate@metageny.com

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LAST YEAR'S SCHEDULE: Dates and Locations for the 2009 Season

June 6, 2009, 4pm: Affordable Meals with Fresh, local food, Fb3 Food Development Kitchen, 624 E. Market St. (FB3 is next to Muth Candy Shop.)

June 18, 2009, 6pm: Affordable Meals with Fresh, local food Wheatley Elementary, in conjunction with "Making Connections Louisville" (1107 S. 17th Street)

July 18, 2009, 4pm: Americana Community Center. 4801 Southside Dr, Louisville, KY 40214 (502) 366-7813

August 8, 2009, 2pm: Canning and Food Preservation. Fb3 Food Development Kitchen, 624 E. Market St. (FB3 is next to Muth Candy Shop.)

September 19, 2009, 2pm: Victory park farmers market, open air kitchen

October 3, 2009, 4pm: Winter Soups, Fb3 Development Kitchen

November 7, 2009, 4pm: Americana Community Center

Please RSVP to attend each event. To RSVP or for more information contact: Nate Pederson (nate@metageny.com )

 

Common Meal

Please plan to arrive promptly at the start time and stay until the end. This is a full cooking experience, from prep to clean up!

 

Stone Soup is a program of the 501(c)3 organization, Community Farm Alliance.


 

 

 
   

Stone Soup Community KYchen

www.stonesoupky.org

To RSVP or for more information contact: Nate Pederson at nate@metageny.com