Taste of Oktoberfest returns to McLean

McLean is home to a number of families capable of tracing their roots back to Germany, and an upcoming festival will be showcasing this heritage.

Taste of Oktoberfest is essentially a one-day course intended to provide instructions to those who wish to learn how to prepare various German dishes. Residents can participate in a hands-on cooking class that highlights some of the most well-known German foods.

Examples include potato and cheese soup, bratwurst croutons, ale-braised shallots, bratwurst sliders, and a dish of potato noodles known as Schupfnudel.

These classes will be hosted by local chefs who specialize in German cuisine, and two different seminars are being offered. One is taking place in the morning, and the other is scheduled for the evening.

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McLean will be celebrating Taste of Oktoberfest on Wednesday, October 21st. The morning session is taking place between 10:30 AM, and 1:30 PM. The evening class will begin at 7 PM, an conclude at 10 PM. All courses are being hosted by the McLean Community Center located at 1234 Ingleside Avenue. General admission tickets cost $79, and this price will be reduced to $72 for MCC district residents.
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