Artists - Key Ingredients

Boston Stoker

Dohner's Maple Camp

E.A.T. Food for Life

El Meson Restaurant

Freshwater Farms of Ohio

Grand Lake Produce LLC

The India Foundation of Dayton

Maya Tech Learning Centers Inc.

National City Second Street Public Market

Sinclair Community College Culinary Arts Program

Pat Turnbull

United Irish of Dayton

Key Ingredients
presented by Sinclair Community College
 
 

In conjunction with the traveling Smithsonian exhibition Key Ingredients (on view at the Boonshoft Museum of Discovery from June 17-July 31) the Cityfolk Festival will showcase deep and delicious food traditions from throughout our region. See demonstrations from our finest kitchen creators, specializing in a wide variety of tastes including Cuban cooking from El Meson plus the process of making pure maple syrup, the art of creating craft beer, the benefits of organic foods and a farmer’s market. Key Ingredients is located at the corner of Monument and St. Clair, Saturday and Sunday between 1 and 7 PM.

Organizations scheduled to exhibit in Key Ingredients include:

Boston Stoker - Coffee roasting

Dohner's Maple Camp - Maple syrup to sell and sample

E.A.T. Food for Life - Organic farming, healthy eating, and darkfield microscopy

Freshwater Farms - Area fish hatchery featuring smoked trout

Grand Lake Produce - Hydroponic tomatoes and other fresh produce

The India Foundation - Pre-packed Indian snacks and drink concentrates, Indian foods and recipes

Maya Tech - Mayan cooking sauces, pictures and scrapbooks

National City Second Street Public Market - Cornucopia of items relating to foods from the market, including local produce and locally handcrafted baskets and pottery.

Pat Turnbull - Beer-making

United Irish of Dayton - Irish foods and cookbooks

 

Organizations scheduled to present cooking demonstrations in Key Ingredients include:

El Meson - Spanish paella

The India Foundation - Indian cooking

Maya Tech - corn tortillas

Sinclair Community College Culinary Arts Program - Barbecue rubs, sausage making, cobblers