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April 2007 Newsletter
Spring time in the Rockies
April, 2007 - Vol 2, Issue 4
In This Issue
Customer Appreciation Sale
Product Spotlight
Upcoming Cooking Classes
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Way to go Cowgirls!
basketballThe Cowgirs are awesome! Congratulation on your win last night and best wishes for Saturdays game!  You have uplifted our spirits and we wish you to soaring heights. 
Greetings!

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I've gone from a quiet serene smile to a full on grin.  In the last two days we have had rain, sleet, hail, snow, sunshine, thunder and lighting with the snow storm and plenty of wind.  I love it! The aroma of mulled cider is wafting through the room; this delight is compounded by the warmth of the fire downstairs.  Springtime in the Rockies is here!  Yes, even in a snow storm anticipation is running through my veins.  Warmer days are ahead with barbeques and gardening.  Yes, I have been barbequing through the winter, but running in and out the back door so not to freeze is not the same.  Come on by and see what is new and the fun things planned at the store, stop by often to check it out! 

Customer Appreciation Sale

dollar signThank you to all who e-mailed and called me to ask to have the Spring Sale again as many were gone on trips or busy with family commitments.  We were unable to extend it through this past weekend due to a previous scheduled event.  We are going to run the sale again this Friday, Saturday and Sunday (March 30th, 31st and April 1st)!  Same sale, new and longer dates!

Product Spotlight
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Product Spotlight  There are several things I feel strongly about.  One characteristic that keeps coming to the surface is "quality."  We carry the All-Clad brand because of quality.  Yes, you can buy a cheaper and more inexpensive pan, but at what cost?  With quality comes responsibility and All-Clad continues to demonstrate their commitment to us by giving a life-time warranty and manufacturing their product in the U.S.A.  China is not going to go away, but when I can support U.S. industry I will.  Plus, I love the way it browns and deglazes. I'm not alone as most professional chefs choose All-Clad and several other lines we carry.  Come in and learn the difference quality makes.

 
Upcoming Cooking Classes

Irish cloverUpcoming Cooking Classes

 

Decadent Dessert --Sun. April 1st (2:00 to 4:00 pm)   Jerry Bigelow will take us through the pains of a pound cake at our elevation.  Dressed with chocolate and fruit of course.  Great Dessert for Easter Sunday.  $35.00 

 

Sun.  April 8th Easter  -store closed.

 

Kids in the Kitchen -Sat. April 21st (10:00 to 11:30 am) Great fun and we learn a few things too!  We will focus on in season produce to help us make our recipes.  Remember to register.  $15.00

 

Sausages with Tony -Sun.  April 22nd  (2:00 - 4:00 pm)  Ever wonder how to make sausages?  Want to learn great combinations to put into your sausage?  Tony will surprise us with his creativity and amaze us with the results.  I am looking forward to a refresher course and new ideas that I always get with Tony.  $30.00

 

Reinventing the ordinary and adding the gourmet touch --Sun.  April 29th (2:00 - 4:00 pm) Does your family have the blaws at dinner time?  Don't know what to cook?  Tired of cooking things the same old way?  Melissa Gray will turn your dinner into a culinary delight!  If you have struggled as I have with dinner this class is for us!  $35.00

 

Kid's in the Kitchen -Sun. May 6th (2:00 to 3:30pm) -Mother's Day Recipes.  Hey kids, let's surprise your Mother with some great food.       Remember to register.  $15.00

 

Vietnamese Cooking-Sun. May 20th (2:00 to 4:00pm) Melissa Gray is taking us on a tour of Vietnamese cooking.  Wonderful dishes to make, great knowledge to be learned.  $38.00

 
 

We plan and buy food according to the registration totals.  Pre-registration is requested.  If you find you are unable to attend a class you are registered in please call 48 hours prior to the class for a refund of your registration. 

pasta machinePasta Cooking Class Review

Wow!  Cathy Harokopis amazed us at the Pasta Class with easy understanding of how to make wonderful pasta and amazing sauces.   It was fun making the pasta, knowing that this is the way pasta has been made for ages.  Everyone got to roll out pasta. I am definitely going to get my own pasta roller for my Kitchen aid (I'm not interested in rolling it by hand) Thank goodness I know where to get one. We made sauces with ingrediens such as mushrooms, asparagus, ricotta, pancetta and more.  One of many great tips I took away from the class was to toss the pasta with the sauce while still on the stove, why?  You should have been there! 

O.K. I'll cave.  So you don't have that runny, watery goop swimming around your pasta.  Now you know, you should have been there.  Find out what else you have been missing.  Sign up for a class today!

Cyndi and the Kettle Crew
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