Le Pied Du Mont Boucherie 2025 Itinerary

~Friday~


First aid and medic will be located on site by registration tent.


8:00 - 10:00 

Coffee & Continental Breakfast   

Matt and Dawn Palma

Pancakes, Breakfast Sausage, & Fruit

Queen Bee coffee

10:00 - 11:00

Shady grove

Juice Bar / Bone Broth prep for Sat.

Kid Collab:

A walk in the woods Walk kids through some of the most common paths in the woods to help them orient if they get lost. Walk up to the sweat lodge and explain the sweat and have the kids do a ceremony near the lodge of sorts. Collect pine cones for bird feeders.


10:30 - 10:45  

Stage at pavillion

ALL TEAMS MEETING (EVERYONE IS REQUIRED) 

Processing teams and chef meetings. Planning and prep for the weekend.

Each team will receive instructions for cooking and an assigned station.

Any questions will be answered. 

Any chefs arriving later can pick up packets at registration 


Chefs will move to assigned stations and begin preparations for the weekend.

Do not rearrange kitchen or move equipment from it’s designated area

everyone is responsible for keeping a clean and orderly work space

11:30 

Sunday morning team meeting at bonfire site- Sunday Morning Kill Team only

12:00 - 13:00
Lunch 

Matt & Dawn Palma - Burgers

13:00

Marketplace - VIP Cocktails
Grant Wallace-mixologists 

13:15

Stage at pavilion 

Dr. Michele Pfannenstiel, food safety talk / Protien tour- Butchering Demo 

13:15

Composting area - Processing Demonstrations:

  • Goat 

  • Chicken

  • Sheep 

  • Support

  • Calf

  • Turkey

  • Rabbits

Please help to assist in cleaning the processing area

14:00 - 15:00 

Shady Grove Juice Bar


Kids Collab
Meet at the tent for self organized tag and games. Get that energy out!

17:00 

Pavillion

Make preparations for 7:00pm potluck supper and lighting of central fire ring

This will be a traditional potluck supper. Please bring a prepared dish. Reheating of dishes will be available in the pleasure dome ( open fire area ) and Alveron closed grills. Dishes will be placed on dinner tables in a serve yourself family style manner. No lines!  Please assist with any clean up necessary to maintain order for next day activities. We are all responsible for maintaining a clean, orderly cooking and dining area. 

19:00

Pavilion

Potluck supper 

This is a family gathering. We will not be serving you!  Please make yourself at home and serve yourself. Make sure to clean up and help to store leftovers.

~Saturday Heritage~

06:30-08:00 

Opening Ceremony - Trelani Michelle

Join us for a powerful opening ceremony led by southern storyteller Trelani Michelle, as we honor the land and the ancestors who were stewards of it, the intertwined histories of Black and Native peoples and the cultural legacies of our african rooted spirituality and foodways. Together, we celebrate community, the strength that sustains us and the sacrifices of our soldiers, whose contributions continue to shape our shared story.

9:00 - 9:30

Memorial for Fallen Ceremony 

Wayne Fritter aka Critter USMC

Please join us for this honored ceremony to pay respect to our brothers and sisters who have given us the ultimate sacrifice through their service. 

9:30 - 10:00 

Coffee and Breakfast 

Puff Puff / Beignets 

10:00 - 11:00 Shady grove: 

Juice bar / Bone Broth - Opens

10:00 - 10:15 

Stage at Pavillion - Opening remarks: Welcome to Comfort Farms

Significance in African culture

Kid Collab
Learn a skill: 

10:30 - 11:00 

Pavillion- Kitchen

DEMO/TASTING  Amanda Stanfield: spiced baobab shrimp & broken rice grits with moyo sauce

Pavillion main stage

DEMO/TASTING  Queen Bee Coffee

Homesteading Area
Cary Rozar: Woodworking

11: 00 

Pavilion Main stage

Zulu Dancers

11:15- 11:25 Tasting & Demos

Pavilion Main Stage 

Clay Oliver: Ancestral Oils

Pavillion Kitchen

Kenyatta Ashford: red red ( crispy coconut rice, avocado, sweet plantain)

Pleasure Dome 

John Haney: Okra Perloo Tasting

Homesteading Area

Mushroom cultivation Hunter Pruett 

12:00 - 12:30

Pavilion Main Stage 

Speaker - Zulu Dancer + Dibi BBQ

Pavillion Kitchen - Lunch prep- observed

Pleasure Dome - Lunch prep- observed

South african team: Braii bbq sausage , pork or beef

Homesteading area: 

Blacksmithing with Kenneth Red Gowins

12:45 -13:15 

Lunch- 

Jonatas: Dibi BBQ hand cut potato fries and plantain squares on stick 

13:15-13:45 

Pleasure Dome

Andy Anderson: Smoked fish 

Kids Collab
Learn a skill:

14:00-14:30

Pavilion Main Stage 

Dr. Gloria Cissé / Wolfe - African Domestic Traditions

Presenting on value of Teranga as a way of life

14:30 -15:00

Pleasure Dome

Jasmine Smith: jerk chicken with rice and peas

Main Stage Pavillion:

Foodways demonstrations:  African Street Bites - Chi Ezekwueche, Kemi Abegbe

Spicy cow skin

15:15-16:00

Shady Grove

Oyster Tasting & Seafood - Justin Dotson and Scott Stradley- Ga. Oyster Co.

Pleasure Dome Area  - Dinner Prep

16:15-16:45

Pleasure Dome

Rose Nyaondo: Chicken Kale and Ugali with kachumbari

Pavillion Main stage

Camylle Coley: spirits and storytelling with special cocktails

Pavillion Kitchen 

Tynella Hall: Southern foodways- Spiced Rabbit Tangine

17:00-17:30

Pavilion Main Stage 

AiyeToro: West African drumming tradition

18:00

Cocktail hour and Dinner - VIP only  - Samantha and Team

Appetizers:

Ethiopia

Ethiopian beef tartare with spiced butter, berbere, garlic, ginger, cinnamon, fenugreek, cumin, oregano, turmeric, and thyme

Kenya

Mutura sausage,

Kenyon blood sausage, grilled and served with kachumbari a salad of tomato, onion, chili, and parsley

Mozambique

Chicken livers sautéed in a Peri Peri tomato sauce served with grilled bread

Kenya

Potato and pea Samosa with tamarind sauce

Main course:

Nigeria

African bean stew

Pinto peanut oil, onion, garlic, bell pepper, cumin, tomato sauce, cayenne lemon juice, peanut butter

Cooked Greens description to come

Congo Angola

Muamba chicken

Palm butter, okra, squash, spicy peppers, onion, garlic, tomato, paprika, Peri Peri, palm nut cream

Cameroon

Fish stew from njangsa sauce

Onion, parsley, garlic, habanero, onions, white pepper, tomato, and njangsa seed

Or

Senegal

Thiebou Jenn

Onions, green bell pepper, tomato paste, scotch, beet, root vegetable, tamarind paste

Fried fish served on top


Dessert:

Sweet potato topped with crushed peanuts and toasted Amran drizzled with cardamom cinnamon sorghum syrup

Rice pudding 
Malva Pudding -Apricot cake with tres leches kinda cream


~Sunday~

5:30

Coffee 

6:00

Meet in pasture

Road will be closed to incoming traffic after 6:20 am

6:00 - 8:00
Morning ceremony
Presented  by Comfort farms

Opening remarks, Roll call, Butchers Prayer, Dispatch of animal for Boucherie, followed by procession to butchers table

8:30 

Coffee and Breakfast- 

9:00

All chefs at stations - Butchering of pig and distribution of meat 

Lead Butcher


11:30 -12:00 

Head cheese

Matt Eady 

13:00 

Cocktail hour

Mixologist: Grant Wallace


13:00 -13:30 

Boudin
Ron Green / Braxton Naff


13:30 - 14:00 

Andouille and Tasso
Ron Green / Braxton Naff


14:00-14:30 

Graton (pork skins)


14:30- 15:00 

Backbone stew

Phil Wingo

15:00-15:30

Fraisseurs (organs ) 

Heather Spurlock

15:00-15:30

Ponce (stomach)

15:30-16:00 

Hams 

Notes:

Beer and other spirits will be available at bar station at all times throughout the weekend

All main dishes will be served under the pavilion at the serving table. Please bring your dish to the plating station in front of the kitchen at the designated time.

Juice will be served at the Shady grove area

Bar will be located under Market Pavillion along with Coffee

 

First aid and medic located in front with registration