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2010 Dinner -- updated April 9, 2010 Due to bad weather or a lack of ramps, some dinners have been canceled or had date changes in the past. So please contact them if you are traveling a long distance. Ramp Cook-Off, Swanton, MD April 24. Discovery Center, Deep Creek Lake State Park. 11:00 – 12:00 Judging, 12:00 – 1:00 pm Tasting and learning. Participate in this aromatic tradition by sampling the prepared dishes. Anyone interested in competing should contact (301) 387-7067 early. Benefits Western Garrett County State Parks. Sponsored by the Western Garrett County State Park Volunteers Inc. (WGCSPVI). Join us in celebrating Garrett County’s Appalachian roots by participating in our 9th Annual RAMP Cook Off. Ramps, a long awaited sign of Garrett County spring, are very much a part of local folklore. The late wild foods promoter, Euell Gibbons considered ramps “the sweetest and the best of the wild onions.” Judging will take place at 11 a.m. and tasting by the public will begin by 11:30p.m. A panel of judges will determine the winner based on creativity, ramp flavor and presentation. For more details or to enter a dish call (301) 387-7067 or (301) 387-7314. Directions: From Washington: Take 270 north to I-70 west to I-68 west. Exit 14A (Route 219 south to Deep Creek Lake). Continue south on Route 219 for 18 miles. Turn left onto Glendale Road; continue on Glendale Road for one mile, crossing over the Glendale Bridge. Immediately after crossing the bridge, turn left onto State Park Road. Continue on State Park Road for one mile until you see the information sign for the state park facilities. From Baltimore: Take I-70 west to I-68 west. Exit 14A (Route 219 south to Deep Creek Lake). Continue south on Route 219 for 18 miles. Turn left onto Glendale Road. Continue on Glendale Road for one mile, crossing over the Glendale Bridge. Immediately after crossing the bridge, turn left onto State Park Road. Continue on State Park Road for one mile until you see the information sign for the state park facilities. |
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