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East End Artisans

At Bridge Gardens in Bridgehampton
By
Star Staff

Long Island Grown II: Food and Beverage Artisans at Work, the Peconic Land Trust’s spring lecture series, will continue on Sunday at 2 p.m. at Bridge Gardens in Bridgehampton with “The Appetizer,” a discussion featuring three of the East End’s producers.

The participants will be Brendan Davison, owner and operator of Good Water Farms, an organic microgreen farm in East Hampton; Carissa Waechter, the owner of Carissa’s Breads and co-founder of the Amagansett Food Institute, and Jeri Woodhouse, founder of A Taste of the North Fork.

Laura Donnelly, food writer for The East Hampton Star, will moderate. Tickets are $25, $20 for members, and refreshments made from the panelists’ ingredients will be served after the talk.

 

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