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Chef Chris Foley to star at LFM Cafe June 23

June 22, 2018
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At the Lewisburg Farmer’s Marktet Michael Buttrill and Caroline Smith chat with customers at about fresh herbs, salad mix, spring onions, greens, hot pepper shake, and rabbit meat from Bootstraps Farm in Renick.

Chef Chris Foley will share two decades of experience this Saturday as he and some of his culinary students from Greenbrier West High School offer up a sausage and egg breakfast sandwich and a meatball sub at the Lewisburg Farmers Market Café from 9 a.m. to noon this Saturday.

A selection of cool drinks and chocolate chip cookies round out the menu options. Chef Foley has used his B.S. degree in Culinary Arts from Mountain State University to run kitchens and cater events throughout West Virginia.

The Lewisburg Farmers Market is open Saturday 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the parking lot between the Post Office and the Lewisburg United Methodist Church. LFM accepts SNAP, EBT, Senior Coupons and credit cards. Vendors offer body care products, chair massage, breads, baked goods, sweets, lettuces and salad mix, spinach, radishes, spring onions, kale, chard, chicken, pork, beef, lamb, herbs and bedding plants, and unique crafts and gifts.

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