I invite you to come out and have a great time! Below are some more details about this years event and also some images of the knives I will have on display and for sale.
Tomato Fandango
and
Spring Food Festival
April 27 and 28
Noon to 5:00 pm
Featuring
(click on each vendor name to go to their web site)
The release of our 2013 olive oils:
Extra Virgin, Meyer Lemon,
Mandarin Tangerine and Yuzu Olive Oils
Artisan Flavored Vinegars
Gourmet Frozen Pops
Tomato and Vegetable Plants
Perennial Plants, Herbs, Spices and Gifts
Handcrafted Herbals and Heirloom Scents
Vermicompost, Compost Tea, Worms
Hand-forged custom knives
Chocolate Chocolate Chocolate
Spice Blends and Gourmet Salts
Fine art paintings of food and the world around us
And last but not least!!!
will be here with their
beautiful wood-fired pizza oven
(built for them by Will)
making fabulous pizzas
We'll also have some
Culinary Demos
throughout the weekend
Once
again, the delightful folks at Growing Grounds Farm in Santa Maria and
Growing Grounds Downtown in SLO will be selling plants galore. Both
are amazing programs of Transitions-Mental Health Association. They
will be here selling over 30 varieties of beautiful tomatoes along with
an abundance of other veggie starts and ornamental plants for your
garden.
If you can't make it to the Fandango but want to buy plants, they are available at Rutiz Family Farms in Arroyo Grande (check rutizfarms.com for days and times they're open) and at the Growing Grounds Downtown store at 956 Chorro in San Luis Obispo.
Do the Tomato Fandango!!!
We hope that you will come out
to the ranch
and spend the afternoon
with all of us.
Tell your friends!
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On-Line Olive Oil Ordering
If you live far away and can't make it out to the ranch, you
can still purchase our olive oil by ordering on line at our web site. tibercanyon.com |
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Save $$
Bring back your Tiber Canyon bottles for us to refill and receive a $2 discount.
Don't use soap to clean your bottles -- it could make your oil taste like the scent in the soap.
Our customer Gaye Peltzman passed along this great way to clean your bottles.
Fill
the bottle half full with very hot water and shake vigorously to loosen
as much oil as you can. Pour that water out. Add two tablespoons of
plain yogurt to enough hot water to fill bottle half way and pour that
mixture into the bottle. Shake. Fill the bottle up the rest of the way
with hot water and let the water/yogurt mix sit for a few minutes. Empty
and then rinse well. Your bottle should be free of oil. Drain out all
of the water before refilling with oil.
If you can't make it to the open house, call us any time to come by for a refill. 781-0827
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Sponsored by
Transitions-Mental
Health Association
Learn more about their programs and services and the good work they do in our community on their web site:
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