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Meet At The Table For a Cause with Alganesh Michael 2-26-22

Join us for a virtual cooking class  with Alganesh Michael, chef and founder of A Taste of Abyssinia Authentic Ethiopian & Eritrean Cuisine of Vermont. Each class link covers an entire household, we encourage you to attend with the whole family! Recipes will be made available beforehand for shopping and cooking along. We will be making Doro Alicha (Curry chicken), Yemesir Wet (Spiced Lentils), and Gomen (Collard Green Dish).


The live-stream class will happen on 2/26/22 from 5-6:30 PM. If you are unable to make the class, all registrants will receive access to a recording.


Class Cost

1 event link: $25

Add-on's for Pickup

Injera (1 piece): $3

Berbere: $5

To experience the dinner to the fullest we recommend you order Injera, a unique bread important to Ethiopian cuisine, and the berbere spices. These items are available for pre-order along with your ticket until 2/21/22 so you have them for the class. They must be picked up at the Wheeler House in South Burlington Friday, February 25th, 5:00-6:30 PM.


Purchase tickets here: https://sevendaystickets.com/events/KSMeetAtTheTable

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