Who knew Port Richmond was local foods-rich?

Thursday, March 12, 2009

Port Richmond Flier

I am positively fascinated by First Person Arts’ Edible World tours.  An upcoming tour focuses on Port Richmond and will be led by Rick Nichols.

First Person Arts invites you on a behind-the-kitchen-door tour of Port Richmonds rich Polish culinary culture with Philadelphia Inquirer food columnist Rick Nichols on Saturday, March 28 from 1-4:30PM.

Youll stroll down Richmond Avenue, stopping to sample white borscht, kielbasa (smoked right in the neighborhood over a special mix of locally-gathered fruit-wood branches), hunters stews, pierogies, sweet babkas and chruschiki (bow-ties with powdered sugar), and much more and of course some good Polish beer to wash it all down!

Along the way, the inimitable Rick Nichols will let you in on the juiciest bits of neighborhood history.  Plus, youll hear stories from the immigrants and their children who are continuing these century-old traditions and creating their own!

Tickets are $85 per ticket (or $160 per couple); includes all food, booze, gratuities, and taxes; and need to be purchased in advance.  $50 of your ticket purchase is tax deductible.

Posted by Nicole on 03/12 at 01:44 PM

Wow, I live in PR! Do you know if they SOURCE their meat locally (ie, humanely)?

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