So, the nominations and voting in the Finger Lakes Food Revolution Slice, Dice & Spice IV have ended. The votes have been tallied, and all of us who enjoy gastronomy are anxiously waiting to learn the winners of this years Finger Lakes Foodie Awards.
And just in case you missed it, here are the top two contenders in each category that are vying for this years awards.
A celebratory evening honoring the top nominees, the entire culinary movement in the Finger Lakes, and the presentation of winners of this years Finger Lakes Foodie Awards will take place from 6PM-9PM at Finger Lakes Community College on Monday, March 18th, 2013.
The evening will feature a cocktail hour highlighting wines from the Canandaigua Wine Trail and tastes of Native American cuisine. Leading revolutionary voices from the local movement, including Susan Noble of the Food Technology Farm in Geneva, Peter Jemison of Ganondagan State Historic Site, and Jamie Rotter of FLCC’s Culinary Arts Program will make short presentations during the evening, and the John Nyerges Trio will entertain guests with their live jazz music.
If you’re a foodie interested in the Finger Lakes Food Revolution then you are welcome to attend this celebration. There is no charge to participate. To make your reservation, please call or e-mail AJ Shear at Revolution headquarters with your intentions by March 11, 877-386-4669, aj@visitfingerlakes.com.
Before I close this post, let me just say this. To me, the Finger Lakes agriculture, food, and beverage scene is about a group of people who have created a local culture that emphasizes on the delicious regional cuisine and extraordinary wines, brews, juices, and spirits that makes this area a very attractive and unique place to live and visit. Their products are a reflection of dedication and hard work, which in my eyes, makes them all deserving of a Finger Lakes Foodie Award.
THE JOY OF CAKING 
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It’s been a long time since I was in New York and I’ve never been that far up. My sister lives along the Hudson and that’s as far as it goes. I’d love to be a part of an organization like this.
You live in such a cool place.
What a great post, Eileen! My son went to school in upstate NY and I absolutely loved it there. Beautiful country and fabulous people! Are you going to the celebration?
I’m hoping to go. I’ve got the invite – just have to RSVP. Where did your son go to school?
Congratulations to all the nominees and winners!