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Feed Your Soul's Annual Foodie Tour & More!
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Feed Your Soul's 4th Annual Foodie-to-Farm Tour

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n Sunday, September 18th, Feed Your Soul will present its fourth annual Foodie-to-Farm tour. Tour guests will visit three top-notch area farms, enjoy farmer-led field walks, sample amazing local foods, and much, much more. This year's tour will visit farms located in southern Erie County and Cattaraugus County, including Native Offerings CSA and the much-lauded White Cow Dairy, whose one-of-a-kind dairy products were recently featured in Saveur magazine and the New York Times.

In addition to three remarkable farm visits, guests will enjoy a local-centric lunch prepared by Chef Bruce Wieszala at the stunning Scoby Dam site.

Foodie-to-Farm is made possible through the support of Buffalo's own
Lexington Co-op and Buffalo Spree magazine.


Pre-order the new Nickel City Chef Cookbook at a discount!

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Nickel City Chef is unique to Buffalo. No other city hosts a similar challenge featuring local chefs and local ingredients before a live audience. Chefs, farms, and challengers from all three successful seasons are featured in this full color cookbook that is so beautiful you’ll want a second copy for your coffee table.


Chef profiles, local ingredient resources and stunning photographs showcase the best of Western New York. Best of all, the book includes more than 30 easy-to-follow recipes from past challenges—with WNY ingredients from shiitake mushrooms to pasture-raised heritage pork.


The one-hour companion DVD documentary features interviews with farmers, insider looks at Buffalo’s best restaurant kitchens and technique demonstrations by the pros.


Order this book & DVD set by August 15, 2011 for a $5 discount off the cover price and the privilege of an early ship date!


This book will be in stores in October, 2011. Buy yours at Buffalo Heritage Unlimited Press today!


**The above image reflects a temporary cover used for pre-sales.


Tour Buffalo's Award Winning Farmer's Market

2011 summer for webJoin us for an insider’s look at one of Buffalo’s most exciting urban treasures, the bustling Elmwood Bidwell Farmers Market. On this tour led by experts, you’ll learn the delicious secrets of WNY’s burgeoning local food scene.

Tour guests will have the unique opportunity to meet a selection of the market’s farmers and artisan food makers, while hearing about WNY’s exciting farm-to-table movement and agricultural bounty. Discover these growing methods used by these talented vendors, sample some of the market’s most interesting edibles, and hear the personal stories of these dedicated taste makers.

Whether you’re a veteran cook or just learning your way around the kitchen, this experience will help you develop your knowledge and skills—and you’ll have a great time doing it! See the ticketing link for a look at Tour dates and the special guest chefs who will join us!


Don't forget to "Like" Us on Facebook

facebook_icon1 2All the latest news (and early ticket sales) happen on our Facebook page. Please join us there for up-to-date details on our latest culinary adventures!

Facebook not your thing? Follow us on Twitter, or stay tuned to EatLocalBuffalo.com!


Upcoming Events

IMG_3406Sunday, November 6th Nickel City Cake Challenge III will take place in the stunning showroom loft at Artisan Kitchens & Baths. Each year this event sells out so quickly, we ask you to join Nickel City Chef on Facebook if you wish to stay on top of ticket sales. Two talented cake decorators from the WNY region will compete before an audience of 200 guests who will enjoy light snacks and fun cake decorating demonstrations during the competition.

Our panel of judges will decide which cake best represents this year's theme: A Day at the Zoo!

Mark your calendars so you don't miss out on this fun event!

And remember!
Tickets for Nickel City Chef will go on sale the first week of January. We typically sell out in 48 hours, so keeping an eye on our Facebook page (Nickel City Chef) is key!


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Baker Kevin Gardner of Five Points Bakery speaks to Farmer's Market Tour guests about hand milling flour
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Stew Ritchie of Native Offerings explains to Market Tour guests how the CSA model works to benefit farmers and consumers
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Feed Your Soul
200 Amherst Street, Buffalo NY 14207
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