Herbal vinegar and oil workshop at Urban Jungle

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Herbal vinegar and oil workshop at Urban Jungle

POSTED: Thursday, September 23, 2010, 8:30 PM

Filed Under: Food Events

Courtesy of Urban Jungle

For gardeners that love to cook, the workshops at Urban Jungle (1526-30 E. Passyunk Ave.) should be a calendar mainstay. Tonight marks the second class in their fall series, DIY Herbal Vinegars and Oils, under the direction of resident horticulturalist Doris Stahl. The workshop, which runs from 6 to 7 p.m., is a helluva deal; $20 gets participants wine and snacks along with all materials required for bottling their own oil and vinegar infusions. (A decent bottle of EVOO will run you more than that.) Register for tickets here, and keep an eye out for future UJ workshops. Starting in October the garden center will also feature be complimentary pumpkin carving stations ever Saturday.

Michelle

Posted 2010-09-23 16:27:49

This sounds awesome!

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