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Sep 26
2009
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I've received a tip off from Vivien Lloyd about the National Trust's chutfest, to be held on the 3rd and 4th October at Barrington Court in Somerset.
The organisers invite you to bring along jars of your home made preserves to swap with other visitors, or if you don't make chutney, you can learn how to from their resident chutney experts or buy the best quality local produce at their Food Fair.
You can find out more information about chutfest 2009 here.
There's even a face book group to join.
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