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BRATTLEBORO â In a free Zoom presentation, artists Delano Dunn and Susan Luss, baker Megan Sway, and Dunnâs mother, Diane Mangle, will work together (virtually) to make pies, discuss African American foodways, and eat, as the old Creoles used to say, âmelt-in-your-mouth deliciousness!â
Presented by the Brattleboro Museum & Art Center, âPâte Brisée: A Conversation with Four Pies,â will take place on Thursday, July 29, at 7:30 p.m. Register and find more information at brattleboromuseum.org.
This online event is offered in connection with the exhibit âDelano Dunn: Novelties,â on view at the museum through Oct. 11. The presenters, hailing from different regions in the U.S., will make pies that represent their culinary heritage. As they bake together, Dunn, Luss, Sway and Mangle will discuss their memories and associations with pie and other foods that have special meaning to them.
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PLAN AHEAD: Pie time
► Pie time
Pate Brisee: A Conversation with Four Pies is an event where artists Delano Dunn and Susan Luss, baker Megan Sway, and Dunn’s mother, Diane Mangle, work together virtually to make pies, talk culinary histories, and eat, as the old Creoles used to say, “melt-in-your-mouth deliciousness!”. In this live Zoom presentation, bakers from different regions in the US make pies that represent their culinary heritage. Using the shared experience of pie-baking to build community, Dunn, Luss, Sway, and
Mangle hold a wideranging discussion of their memories and associations with pie and other meaningful foods. July 30. 5 am. Sign up on www. allevents.in.