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Somers Point FCS students put farm-to-table dining into practice
Sean M. Fitzgerald
Somers Point FCS students put farm-to-table dining into practice
Jordan Road School family and consumer science teacher Mimi Lynch of Egg Harbor Township, center, talked with her students Emmaline Goodwin, 13, Mason Barrella, 13, Joshua Palermo, 13, Emily Hudson, 14, Alexa Mottola, 13, and Lily Kern, 13, from left, all of Somers Point, during the Kids Are Cookin’ 2012 event Nov. 15 at Sandi Pointe Coastal Bistro in Somers Point.
Sean M. Fitzgerald
Somers Point FCS students put farm-to-table dining into practice
Jordan Road School eighth-grader Mason Barrella, 13, of Somers Point, served dinner to Holly Palermo, of Somers Point, second from left, Meredith Harvey, of Ocean City, left, and Jill Shaner, of Egg Harbor Township.
Sean M. Fitzgerald
Somers Point FCS students put farm-to-table dining into practice
Executive chef Robert Bell III and Jordan Road School eighth-grade student Moira Sweeder, 13 of Somers Point, plate peach and blueberry crunch deserts and top them with cinnamon whip cream during the Kids Are Cookin' 2012 event at Sandi Pointe Costal Bistro in Somers Point.
Sean M. Fitzgerald
Somers Point FCS students put farm-to-table dining into practice
Dan Anderson, co-owner of Sandi Pointe Coastal Bistro, plated entrees with Jordan Road School eighth-graders, from left, Nikki Kordomenos, 13, Nicole Pancari, 13 and Lily Kern, 13, during the Kids Are Cookin' 2012 event Nov. 15 in Somers Point.
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