A small group of restaurant professionals gathered in the Sheraton hotel kitchen on Dec. 13 for an introduction to kelp cuisine from Jeff Trombetta, professor of culinary arts at Norwalk Community College. He’s been chopping, sautéing and consuming kelp for the past four to five years, developing recipes for what he believes could become chefs’ “new go-to vegetable.”
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Oct1Weathering the Storm: Get PreparedPublic Library of New London4:30 PM
Participants will learn how to prepare for weather emergencies by: creating a personalized emergency plan; getting essential emergency supplies ready for you, your household and pet; addressing the unique challenges we face in Connecticut.
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Oct18Mamacoke Island HikeMeet at 56 Benham Ave., Quaker Hill9:30 AM
Hosted by CT Sea Grant, led by Connecticut College Arboretum Director Maggie Redfern, this is a two-mile hike to a salt marsh and rocky woodland on the Thames River. Part of the Thames River Heritage Park’s “Walk in the Park” series.
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Nov185th Annual Sustainable & Resilient Communities WorkshopHousatonic Community College9:30 AM
Workshop will focus on building capacity for regional resilience planning in support of sustainable and resilient communities throughout coastal Long Island Sound.