
On September 23, 2018, Les Dames d’Escoffier Philadelphia hosted their 3rd Annual Heritage Farm Dinner at Bartram’s Garden, which recognizes women for their accomplishments in the food, beverage or hospitality industry.

This year, five women were honored with the Outstanding in Her Field award, including Claire Boasi, Susanna Foo, Aliza Green, Kathleen Mulhern and Judy Wicks. Proceeds from the dinner benefitted the LDEI Scholarship program.
Natanya DiBona and Lynn Buono from Feast Your Eyes

It rained that day, what a shock

Marie Fritz, Pat Nogar and Jacquie Kelly

Elsa Dessberg, Marie Stecher and Dottie Koteski
Donna Cordner, Jacquie Bowman, Lisa Cordner and Judy Wicks
Michelle Leff, 12th Street Catering and Ron Stroh, Schulson Collective

Mariella Esposito, Liana Ottaviani, Fran Costigan and Linda Sanost

Chef/author honoree Aliza Green and family

Char Nolan and Marie Fritz
Anyone can attend this dinner, it’s a beautiful evening, great company, and it’s delicious.
Tickets were $140 or $260 a couple
The three course farm dinner will be meticulously put together by members and supporters of Les Dames who have been mentored or influenced by the night’s honorees. The group of chefs include Nick Elmi from Laurel and Lynn Buono from Feast Your Eyes. The menu will incorporate locally sourced ingredients, some from Bartram’s itself. 
This is the permanent tent on the grounds of Bartram’s Garden

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