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		<title>Soul Food Farm&#8217;s first cooking workshop!</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[For the debut of Soul Food Farm&#8217;s new series of cooking workshops, personal chef Melissa Fernandez will teach a select group of 10 how to make authentic Oaxacan black mole with roasted chicken (guess whose?) and homemade tortillas.

A cook for the past 15 years, Melissa spent the first 7 of those working in kitchens in [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div>For the debut of Soul Food Farm&#8217;s new series of cooking workshops, personal chef Melissa Fernandez will teach a select group of 10 how to make authentic Oaxacan black mole with roasted chicken (guess whose?) and homemade tortillas.</div>
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<div>A cook for the past 15 years, Melissa spent the first 7 of those working in kitchens in NYC. She moved here to work at Chez Panisse, where she spent another 7 years in the kitchens of both the restaurant and the café. She now works as a private chef and teacher under the name Fig and Miel. (Her <a href="http://www.figandmiel.com">website</a> is currently is under construction.)</div>
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<div><strong>Details: </strong>March 13 from noon to 2 p.m. at the farm (6046 Pleasants Valley Road, Vacaville, CA).</div>
<div><strong>Cost:</strong> $75 per person. The workshop is limited to 10 students, so reserve your space quickly by emailing Alexis directly at <a href="mailto:soulfoodfarm@aol.com">soulfoodfarm@aol.com</a> or calling (707) 469-0499.</div>
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