Activia may make some feel a bit better but fresh figs off the trees of the Jewel are guaranteed to make your passage easier. In addition to the health benefit, those in attendance will have an opportunity to taste a multitude of fig recipes from simple appetizers to extraordinary desserts, and lets not forget those main courses too. After last years young chef's contest, you must be 16 years of age or younger, rumors are percolating through the Jewel's streets and alleys that Doyle DiStephano is gearing up to take first place.
The event will happen at the bluff on the corner of Bayside Boulevard and Park Street. Participants are all asked to bring at least one fig dish per family and more are certainly welcome. Because organizers feared attendance to be way over the 500 mark, the events is limited to Betterton residents, full and part-time, and those that they invite. Each family will be asked for a $5.00 donation to support the BCDC if they wish to cast votes for the winning dishes. Of course, the BCDC would welcome any additional cash donations as well as matching funds if your workplace supports its employees in that manner.
