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Congratulations to all the Jr Iron Chefs!
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The Culinary Event of the Year!
Teams of middle and high school students from all over that state will be there. More teams, more local ingredients, more awesome farm and food activities...you don't want to miss this delicious fun! |
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We are full!
With 74 teams from across the state, the Champlain Valley Exposition will be jam packed with budding chefs on February 2. |
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Jr Iron Chef VT is part of Vermont's robust Farm to School movement.
Learn more about Jr Iron Chef VT and other great Farm to School inititives across the state.
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There are lots of ways to participate!
Jr Iron Chef was a great success! Check back in September to participate in the 7th Annual Jr Iron Chef VT!
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What A Year!
Congratulations to all the participants of this year's event. You can check out the recipes and find the winners on the "Recipes & Results" page.
"Fourteen hundred attendees stream into the Champlain Valley Exposition in Essex Junction, VT. The air carries the spirited atmosphere of a hockey arena. It’s a frigid, February Saturday morning, with no helmets or skates in sight. Seventy-four middle and high school teams from 55 schools across Vermont don chef’s hats and colorful uniforms and await their signal to begin cooking. Ready, set, chop!" Read more from Vera Chang's blog post on the Edible Schoolyard website.
PHOTOS of the event, the teams, and the finished dishes are NOW AVAILABLE on the News and Photos Page!
"Jr Iron Chef VT and the Vermont Farm to School movement are models that I am proud to recommend to the whole country!"
--Senator Patrick Leahy
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