We’re on TV…!
Posted September 28, 2011 at 6:20 am by Ian Byington
Here's Margaret Larson talking to Orcas Island's Allium Chef Lisa Nakamura on KING 5 yesterday....
Late Monday, I got this note from Robin at the San Juan Islands Visitors Bureau that the cameras from Seattle were coming this way….I checked this morning & the cooking section AND Robin talking about Artstock & Savor The San Juans IS posted on KING 5’s website for us right here. It’s cool to see friends from here & Orcas in the footage from the islands.
Here’s Robin’s note about what’s happening (from Monday):
I just found out that NBC’s Today Show host Kathie Lee Gifford will also be a guest on KING TV’s New Day Northwest show tomorrow when I bring Orcas Island’s Allium Chef Lisa Nakamura on the show for a cooking segment. Anyone who knows me will know that I am not helping on the kitchen set!
The SJIVB's Robin Jacobson got a chance to tell everyone about the upcoming specials in October on the show (That's a screen capture of Robin...)
But I will be talking to host Margaret Larson about “Savor the San Juans” month and all the great October events and dining specials on Lopez, Orcas and San Juan. Plus the many lodging deals and packages we’ve assembled to entice visitors to come for San Juan Island’s Artstock weekend, the new month-long Islands Farm Fest and all the other great offerings in October.
The Visitors Bureau website page for “Savor the San Juans” month is www.visitsanjuans.com/savor.
Robin
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Thanks for sharing the video clip and Savor the San Juans link, Ian! We were pretty excited to be invited on the show and the studio audience loved Lisa’s recipe for the Cinderella Pumpkin Soup. It was truly delicious. The recipe is now posted on the New Day Northwest section of the KING TV website. And a report on Kathie Lee? She was very nice. And very bubbly.
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