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The No. Westchester Food Festival Raises Funds to Fight Hunger

November 30, 2013 by The Inside Press

1402072_421586627943054_1581029987_oThe Northern Westchester Food Festival Raises Funds for Mazon* to Fight Hunger.

Over 400 people from the community came together to celebrate at Temple Beth El’s first “Northern Westchester Food Festival: We Feed the Hungry.”  Over 30 local restaurants offered their signature dishes and people savored samples from restaurants that they frequent but many were introduced to other restaurants from surrounding areas. “It was wonderful to see new and old faces participate in a community event for a good cause,”says Susan Pecker, a Vice President at Temple Beth El. “Due to popular demand, we will be having it again next year.” *Proceeds of the event were earmarked in a donation to Mazon, a national nonprofit organization working to end hunger among people of all faiths and backgrounds in the United States and Israel.

Fresh turkey helpings, compliments of Crabtree’s Kittle House
Fresh turkey helpings, compliments of Crabtree’s Kittle House
Ed Wechsler of La Mer Gourmet Seafood brought in fresh shrimp cocktail and scrumptious quesadillas.
Ed Wechsler of La Mer Gourmet Seafood brought in fresh shrimp cocktail and scrumptious quesadillas.
Jennifer and David Nable with their beautiful little girl bundle, Talia
Jennifer and David Nable with their beautiful new baby, Talia
Bistro 146 served delicious lobster risotto.
Bistro 146 served delicious lobster risotto.
Rachel Rosin, Julie Dickens of Beascakes and Ronni Diamondstein
Rachel Rosin, (left) Julie Dickens of Beascakes in Armonk and Ronni Diamondstein
Gail-Patricks
Soup’s on!

 

 

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