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Teen Iron Chef


Saturdays   2:00-4:30
April 3, 10, 17, 24    May 8, 15, 22

Do you have what it takes to produce  a chef-quality meal?  
Do you know what 'mise en place' means?
Would you like to learn to handle a chef's knife like -- Bobby Flay?

If you answered 'yes' to any of these questions, apply to be selected for  "Teen Iron Chef" program at Spoutwood Farm Center.  Teens work in teams to ‘battle’ their peers, preparing delicious meals using sophisticated culinary techniques. Over 6 weeks you'll work up to a final battle that will be judged by local chefs and special guests .

There are only 12 slots for our next
7-week session that starts on Saturday April 6, 2010.
$70.00 per teen chef to cover the cost of food and supplies.

Apply on line
or contact
Liz Leinwand  443 695 0015   This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

 
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Spoutwood News

  • CSA News

    2010 Positions at Spoutwood Farm and Spoutwood Farm CSA

    • Transitional Farm Manager
    • Apprentices
    • Interns

    Spoutwood Farm CSA (Community Supported Agriculture), established in 1996 is going into its 15th year of operation.  Spoutwood Farm Center, Inc., a 501(c)(3) non-profit educational farm in Glen Rock, PA (southern York County), is seeking highly motivated, highly qualified applicants for the following positions:

    1)  Spoutwood Farm Transitional Farm Manager.

    We are looking for a potential partner with whom to forge a working relationship for expanding Spoutwood’s ground operations.  This would involve working closely together with Spoutwood’s owners Rob and Lucy Wood.  The outcome would be a thoroughly-researched joint business plan.

    This is an ideal position for a couple who want to run a farming operation. The candidate(s) should be college graduate(s) or have similar levels of life experience. Previous farm or garden experience is required.  You will be expected to hit the ground running, learn by doing, and take responsibility for CSA operations quickly. Spoutwood Farm staff will be on hand to provide orientation, guidance, and answer questions.  Some involvement with other Farm activities – including Festivals and Education programs – will also be included. The Transitional Farm Manager will receive a salary, lodging in Dogwood House, and of course, free vegetables from the CSA gardens.

    2)  Two (2) CSA Associate Apprentices.

    These are also full-season positions. However, here again, Associate Apprentices are expected to take on significant responsibility.  Some involvement with other Farm activities – including Festivals and Education programs – will also be included.  CSA Associate Apprentices receive a stipend, and free vegetables, but cannot be guaranteed lodging on the Farm. We will endeavor to work with you to solve your lodging issues.

    3)  CSA Interns (one month to full season, number variable).

    CSA Interns are typically college students or older who are interested in experiencing community supported agriculture from the inside. Interns may assist with all aspects of CSA operations, but do not have the level of responsibility expected of Apprentices, and need not sign up for the full season. CSA Interns normally do not receive a stipend, but we will work with you to obtain credit at your school, if desired, and you will receive vegetables from the CSA gardens.

    For all positions drive, dedication, commitment, and enthusiasm are essential. So is a sense of humor, and a willingness to adjust/adapt to rapidly changing circumstances and unexpected challenges. All candidates help promote Spoutwood’s educational mission and it’s overall keynote of Hospitality.  Note that all positions involve sometimes hard physical labor, in a wide range of weather conditions! Willingness and ability to work well with others, including one’s fellow apprentices & interns, permanent Spoutwood staff, CSA shareholders, and the general public is vital.

    Please send resume and cover letter to Spoutwood Farm at 717-235-6610 or spoutwood@comcast.net.
  • Faerie Festival News

    Fairie Festival Planning Meeting Saturday, March 20 at 1pm

    Please join us at 1pm on Saturday March 20 at Spoutwood Farm's Chicken Barn (or in the yard next to the farmhouse if the weather is fair) for the next general Planning meeting for the May Day Fairie Festival.

    Bring your ideas, bring a friend!

    Can you believe this is our 19th year?!

    Please RSVP to Posie at events@spoutwood.org and let us know if you can join us!Kubiando!

  • Education News

    Teen Iron Chef


    Saturdays   2:00-4:30
    April 3, 10, 17, 24    May 8, 15, 22

    Do you have what it takes to produce  a chef-quality meal?  
    Do you know what 'mise en place' means?
    Would you like to learn to handle a chef's knife like -- Bobby Flay?

    If you answered 'yes' to any of these questions, apply to be selected for  "Teen Iron Chef" program at Spoutwood Farm Center.  Teens work in teams to ‘battle’ their peers, preparing delicious meals using sophisticated culinary techniques. Over 6 weeks you'll work up to a final battle that will be judged by local chefs and special guests .

    There are only 12 slots for our next
    7-week session that starts on Saturday April 6, 2010.
    $70.00 per teen chef to cover the cost of food and supplies.

    Apply on line
    or contact
    Liz Leinwand  443 695 0015   lizleinwand@comcast.net

  • MEHF News

    Thank you to everyone who came out to Spoutwood Farm last weekend for Mother Earth Harvest Fair.  Your support means so much to us! 

    Event Photos are here!

    Mark your calendar for October 3, 2010 for the 6th Mother Earth Harvest Fair!

  • Observatory News

    Spoutwood Farm Observatory Evenings of Wonder Under the Stars with Fred Ruof  are held regularly at the farm. Each Evening of Wonder begins at 6:30 PM with light finger food and ends at 9 PM with a cup of hot coffee, cocoa or tea.

    What you will see and experience at the observatory:

    • Naked eye tours of the constellations
    • Telescopic views of:
      • The moon
      • The planets
      • Globular clusters of stars
      • Nebulas and Galaxies
    • "Hubble" tours of the Cosmos
    • Wide land model of our Solar System and Galaxies
    • How to make your own small telescope

    The evening ends with the great Universe Story.