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Sunday, November 15, 2009

PCC Buffet — 091108

A Sunday feast

Last Sunday, there was a luncheon buffet at the Pueblo Community College Student Center.

Held in the ballroom, it was a veritable feast ranging from soups and salads through toothsome entrees to mouth-watering desserts. Not to forget a cash bar that actually knew what a ‘kir’ was. Indeed. They offered a ‘kir royal’.

And it was all done by the students going through the Culinary program at PCC.

Here are some shots of the event.

This NEXT Sunday, 22 November, they’re going to put the students through what is called The Grand Buffet. If you don’t think you’re going to get enough turkey over the coming holiday, THIS is going to be the place to be. However, I do understand they’ll be offering beef and pork as well.

Posted by Chuck Pelto at 12:25 PM in

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It is understandable that cash makes people free. But how to act if one does not have cash? The one way is to receive the business loans or consolidation loan.

BlairDee32 on 09/13 at 08:34 PM

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