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06
October
2012

Pie Contest at Local Food Festival, Albuquerque

Hubbard House Celebrates "Local"!

Local Pie Contest @ Local Food Festival

October 14 , 2012 – Local Food Festival in Albuquerque, NM (see below)
Ages: Adults - 18 years and older (Amateur bakers only)
Categories: Fruit (ex: Blackberry , Strawberry, Rhubarb) Other (ex: Pecan, Cheese, Coconut Cream, Chocolate)
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A note on “local”: They want you to deeply embrace the concept of “local.” The basic requirement of this competition is to use at least one locally grown or produced food. Local ingredients will be defined as those grown or produced in New Mexico.

If these products also use locally sourced food items, even better! Items you have grown or raised yourself are as local as you can get. In tallying bonus points these factors may come into play. Again, local food items will be defined as those grown/produced in New Mexico and additional points may come from purchasing these items at locally owned, independent businesses.

For more info about the contest, including rules and entry times:  ENTER HERE!

Festival is Sunday, October 14, 2012

In honor of the New Mexico State Centennial, this year's theme is "A Celebration of History, Culture and Farming".

This event is free and open to the public.

HANDICAP PARKING:  Limited availability in the small north lot.

Download the flier! Feel free to print, share and post this!

For more information about this event, including calendar of events and schedule for the day, click here.

Written by: Rebecca Jo Dakota Categories: Deep Dish Categories, 2012, October

27
August
2012

Pie Festival Sept. 8, Pie Town, NM!

Does it get any better than a pie festival?!

Pie Festival Sept. 8, Pie Town, NM!

Pie, music, arts, pie, crafts, raffles, dancing, and did I mention pie?  It’s all there for us at the Pie Town Pie Festival, coming up on Saturday, Sept. 8, 2012.

For the very best pie, head to the Pie-O-Neer Café.  While you can buy a slice of pie across the street at the Festival, you’ll find excellent made-from-scratch-real-deal pie at the Pie-O-Neer.  Pie’s their thing and they’re great at it!  (See pictures on their web site.)  Get there early, as they’ll probably sell out by midday. 

The owner and Queen Pie Baker is Kathy Knapp.  She’ll be making more than 100 pies for that day!  If you make it there – either for the Pie Festival or any other time – be sure to say that Rebecca from Pie Pals sent you.

Pie Town is on the Continental Divide in SW New Mexico.  Lots of history has happened there!  You can get there easily from Socorro by taking Hwy 60 west for 86 miles.  (Look for the Pie-O-Neer on the north side of the street.) Socorro also has lodging and is close to the famous bird refuge of Bosque del Apache.

If you like good pie, it’s worth a trip to Pie Town for the festival, and especially to the Pie-O-Neer!  Proceeds from the annual Pie Festival benefit the Pie Town Community Council.

 

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