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The Cultured Pearl in Rehoboth Beach hosted ThanksLiving Nov. 19, showcasing the innovative vegan cuisine of Chef Robert Wood. The plant-based feast is offered annually to the community a week before Thanksgiving. It’s an opportunity for local chefs to show off their unique culinary styles in a wide range of plant-based dishes.
This year’s feast began with appetizers, enhanced by entertainment from local musician Alex Razze and happy hour prices on beverages.
“I like to offer different venues each year to support different restaurants in our area,” said ThanksLiving co-founder Tara Sheldon. “I wish to express my sincere appreciation to the Cultured Pearl for hosting ThanksLiving, to all of their staff who worked so hard to ensure a smooth evening [and] to their chefs who created new plant-based dishes just for our event.”
Sheldon also thanked guest speaker Rita Williams of the Blue Zone Project, who shared the Power 9 lifestyle habits learned from the healthiest people and cities in the world. Sheldon said many of the lifestyle habits were exemplified at ThanksLiving.
While much has changed in the world over the last four years, Sheldon said much has stayed the same.
“The healthier we are, the healthier our family is, the healthier our community is, the healthier the world is, and eating more plants helps all of us to be healthier,” she said.
For more information, go to VegRehoboth.org.
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