Artisan Smoked Salmon Company, Celtic Seafare Gives Cooking Tips at The Roundup

 

Celtic Seafare, an artisan smoked salmon company, demonstrates some traditional techniques at the 13th Annual Renewable Energy Roundup & Green Living Fair (The Roundup). People from across Texas, from communities large and small converge on Fredericksburg annually in search of ideas for a cleaner, healthier, more sustainable and energy efficient lifestyle. The Roundup is a place to see new ideas in action; to test, explore and interact with products and services for healthy sustainable living. The Roundup takes place at Market Square, 126 West Main St. in Fredericksburg, September 27 – 29, 2013.

Sebastien Caillabet, Executive Chef at Celtic Seafare said, “At Celtic Seafare we prepare smoked salmon by hand using traditional Irish techniques. At The Roundup I will be doing traditional salmon slicing demonstration, followed by a tasting.”

For 13 years the Renewable Energy Roundup & Green Living Fair has been a perfect weekend destination for Texans who want to enjoy a fall road trip to the Texas Hill Country. The Roundup is the largest all sustainability fair in the South. Texans seeking healthier lifestyles and those concerned about drought and the environment have come to the Roundup yearly to hear national leaders and local experts; to participate in workshops and panel discussions and to enjoy creative events. The Roundup takes place annually the last weekend in September. Tickets are $10 per day, $12 on Saturday or $25 for a weekend pass.

About Celtic Seafare

At Celtic Seafare, Executive Chef Sebastien Caillabet prepares artisan smoked salmon using only the freshest salmon flown in from the Shetland Islands, Faroe Islands, British Columbia and Alaska. Celtic Seafare produces an exceptional high quality product prepared by hand using traditional Irish techniques with high quality ingredients.

About the Renewable Energy Roundup & Green Living Fair

The Renewable Energy Roundup is co-organized by Texas Renewable Energy Industries Association (TREIA) and Texas Center for Policy Studies (TCPS). Event proceeds benefit TREIA and TCPS, two non-profits striving to increase understanding and awareness of renewable energy applications and to promote their wide use.  For more details logon to www.TheRoundup.org, call 830-997-2350 or email: info@TheRoundup.org.

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