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Kirstine Jul 29th 2009 2:44 pm

Heritage Days Edmonton
 
The Heritage Days festival will be on this weekend, Saturday 1st - Monday 3rd August at Hawrelak Park in Edmonton.

I just thought I'd let you guys know as there is a food part of the festival that you buy tickets to attend and can sample foods from around the world including England, Wales and Ireland:

Irish
•2 – Barmbrack – Pastry
•2 – Irish Tea Scones – Pastry
•2 – Irish Soda Bread – Pastry
•3 – Potato Cakes – Mashed potatoes cooked in flour
•7 – Stew – Beef chunks, carrots, celery, turnips, onions etc.
•2 – Tayto Crisps – From Tandagree, Co.Armagh. Various flavors
•1 – Shamrock Cookies
•2 – Sno Kone
•3 – Pop or Water

England
•4 – Cornish Pasties – Lean ground beef, mixed vegetables, thick gravy wrapped in short crust pastry.
•3 – Scone – Small round cakes with real whipped cream and strawberry jam
•3 – Sausage Rolls – Ground pork filling rolled inside puff pastry
•3 – Imported England Soda Pop
•3 – Pop or Water
•2 – Large cup of tea
•1 – Lemonade

Wales
•2 – Bara Brith (Fruit Bread) – Cake with dried fruit
•3 – Leek Soup – Creamed Leek and potato soup
•2 – Teisen Lap (Plate Cake) – Flat baked cake with dried fruit
•2 – Welsh Cakes – Pastry

http://www.heritage-festival.com/

Cassie 10000 Jul 29th 2009 3:31 pm

Re: Heritage Days Edmonton
 
I was at Taste of Edmonton twice and I'm off to that one too. Yum Yum. :)

LankyLady Jul 30th 2009 7:41 am

Re: Heritage Days Edmonton
 
Ah - the annual "Meat on a Stick" festival. Good times! Go (very) hungry, take the park and ride, and don't forget your sunscreen. Unused food tickets can be donated to the Food Bank. Personally, I'm a fan of the Asian pavilions, but make certain to stop at the French pavilion for some crepe goodness for dessert!

Brownstar Jul 30th 2009 8:16 am

Re: Heritage Days Edmonton
 

Originally Posted by Kirstine (Post 7796776)

•4 – Cornish Pasties – Lean ground beef, mixed vegetables, thick gravy wrapped in short crust pastry.

Now that's just completely wrong and Trading Standards (Canadian Equivalent) should be called as that is not the correct ingredients of a Cornish Pastie :frown:

rae Jul 30th 2009 1:54 pm

Re: Heritage Days Edmonton
 

Originally Posted by Kirstine (Post 7796776)
The Heritage Days festival will be on this weekend, Saturday 1st - Monday 3rd August at Hawrelak Park in Edmonton.

I just thought I'd let you guys know as there is a food part of the festival that you buy tickets to attend and can sample foods from around the world including England, Wales and Ireland:

Irish
•2 – Barmbrack – Pastry
•2 – Irish Tea Scones – Pastry
•2 – Irish Soda Bread – Pastry
•3 – Potato Cakes – Mashed potatoes cooked in flour
•7 – Stew – Beef chunks, carrots, celery, turnips, onions etc.
•2 – Tayto Crisps – From Tandagree, Co.Armagh. Various flavors
•1 – Shamrock Cookies
•2 – Sno Kone
•3 – Pop or Water

England
•4 – Cornish Pasties – Lean ground beef, mixed vegetables, thick gravy wrapped in short crust pastry.
•3 – Scone – Small round cakes with real whipped cream and strawberry jam
•3 – Sausage Rolls – Ground pork filling rolled inside puff pastry
•3 – Imported England Soda Pop
•3 – Pop or Water
•2 – Large cup of tea
•1 – Lemonade

Wales
•2 – Bara Brith (Fruit Bread) – Cake with dried fruit
•3 – Leek Soup – Creamed Leek and potato soup
•2 – Teisen Lap (Plate Cake) – Flat baked cake with dried fruit
•2 – Welsh Cakes – Pastry

http://www.heritage-festival.com/

i shall be there as working the festival. i shall not be buying tickets. i will be eating lots. if one of these tents belongs to you i shall expect to be fed.

rae Jul 30th 2009 1:57 pm

Re: Heritage Days Edmonton
 

Originally Posted by Cassie 10000 (Post 7796885)
I was at Taste of Edmonton twice and I'm off to that one too. Yum Yum. :)

if you see a miserable policeman that'll be me. stop and say hello. if you struggle look at the right breast pocket, thats where our names are.

that means of course you will be staring at tits all weekend, so you may get arrested. thought i would get that one in before someone else did.

Cassie 10000 Jul 30th 2009 1:57 pm

Re: Heritage Days Edmonton
 

Originally Posted by rae (Post 7799856)
i shall be there as working the festival. i shall not be buying tickets. i will be eating lots. if one of these tents belongs to you i shall expect to be fed.

Don't you already get a free timmies and donunt :sneaky:

rae Jul 30th 2009 2:02 pm

Re: Heritage Days Edmonton
 

Originally Posted by Cassie 10000 (Post 7799863)
Don't you already get a free timmies and donunt :sneaky:

depends, i get some free coffee in certain places, no free donuts, cookies or food anywhere. generally accepted that if you receive a coffee you make a donation to the charity box at the till.

Cassie 10000 Jul 30th 2009 2:08 pm

Re: Heritage Days Edmonton
 

Originally Posted by rae (Post 7799877)
depends, i get some free coffee in certain places, no free donuts, cookies or food anywhere. generally accepted that if you receive a coffee you make a donation to the charity box at the till.


That's a good idea :)

dannyg1001 Aug 4th 2009 7:47 am

Re: Heritage Days Edmonton
 
I got a sausage roll at the English tent and it was great... the storm started shortly after though and the park was evacuated, so I didnt get a chance to see the welsh and irish tents!

Linda P Aug 4th 2009 8:49 am

Re: Heritage Days Edmonton
 
We went yesterday....good time had by all :thumbsup:

Cornish Pasties were not as good as the ones in Save-on.

The line ups were crazy by mid afternoon though :eek:

Linda


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