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Mardi Gras Celebration coming to Parker in 2023

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Mardi Gras also called Shrove Tuesday, or Fat Tuesday refers to events of the Carnival celebrations, beginning on or after the Christian feasts of the Epiphany (Three Kings Day) and culminating on the day before Ash Wednesday. Mardi Gras is French for “Fat Tuesday”, reflecting the practice of the last night of eating richer, fatty foods before the ritual fasting of the Lenten season.

February marks the start of Mardi Gras celebrations nationwide and the Infamous “Fat Tuesday” falls early this month.

Support arts, science, and culture while experiencing the excitement of Bourbon Street!

Laissez les bons temps rouler! The Council of Arts, Science & Culture (CASC), a 501c3 nonprofit organization, throws the greatest Mardi Gras celebration south of Denver! Trade in your business suit for your best Mardi Gras costume, or your favorite attire, as we bring on the New Orleans magic!

Your ticket includes Cajun-style delectables, live music, and dancing. Cocktails and other beverages are available for purchase. In addition to this fun cultural event, your support enables us to put on events for all ages including Science Day, Science Night, the July 4th 5k, and many other events that enrich our local culture. 

Register Now

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Parker Mardi Gras
Coming 2023

Why is Mardi Gras Celebrated?

Why do they Throw Beads?

Mardi Gras parades began in New Orleans in the 1830s and during that time, inexpensive necklaces made of glass beads were popular and parade krewes began to be tossing them into the crowds. The beads were an instant hit among the crowds of New Orleans residents and visiting Mardi Gras tourists and that tradition continues today.

Visit the website for more information

Learn more about CASC Here

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Douglas County Household Chemical Roundup

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Household Pickup for Hazardous Waste

In place of a one-time annual event, the Douglas County Health Department is partnering with Waste Management to provide Douglas County residents with a low-cost household service for hazardous waste removal year-round. Get details and sign up for your household pick-up at Waste Management’s website. The cost is $30 for Douglas County residents.

Safe Storage
It is important to read the product labels to safely store, use, and dispose of chemicals. When these chemicals are not used up entirely, they become household chemical waste. Find safe handling tips by visiting the EPA’s Household Hazardous Waste webpage.

Toxic household products can be harmful to pets, wildlife, sanitation workers, our health and the environment if poured down the drain, toilet or storm sewer, or placed in the trash. If you’ve recently painted your house, changing your car’s oil or spruced up your lawn, proper disposal of the related hazardous materials will keep your family and our community safe.

Dispose of and recycle toxic household products from your home year-round with the Douglas County Health Department’s new Household Hazardous Waste Collection Program! This low-cost service for hazardous waste removal is a partnership with Waste Management and replaces the former Household Chemical Roundup events previously offered through the Tri-County Health Department.

Douglas County residents are eligible for one household pick-up appointment per calendar year. Please note, a $30 co-payment is a requirement from residents for each appointment.

Schedule a Collection

Call 1-800-449-7587 or click here.

Accepted Items for Hazardous Waste Disposal

  • Automotive fluids
  • Auto batteries
  • Chlorine bleach
  • Cleaners
  • Corrosive chemicals
  • Drain openers
  • Fluorescent bulbs
  • Fluorescent tubes
  • Fertilizers
  • Gasoline
  • Glue adhesives
  • Herbicides
  • Hobby chemicals
  • Household batteries
  • Insecticides
  • Latex paint
  • Mercury and Lead
  • Mercury thermometers
  • Mercury thermostats
  • Motor oils and used filters
  • Murlactic acid
  • Oil-based paints
  • Paint thinner
  • Pesticides
  • Polishes
  • Pool chemicals
  • Rust remover
  • Stains
  • Spray paint
  • Stripper
  • Varnishes
  • Waxes
  • Weed killer
  • Wood preservatives

Numerous materials are not eligible for this service, including ammunition, appliances, bio-waste, commercial chemicals, explosives, medicine, tires and more.

For more information about items that are eligible for collection and how to schedule and prepare for an appointment, visit https://www.douglas.co.us/health-department/household-waste-management/.

Recycling Parker Colorado 2011-2012

Many common products found in the home may be hazardous and should be used and disposed of carefully. These include motor oil, antifreeze, vehicle batteries, solvents, house and garden chemicals, compact fluorescent lights (CFLs), fire extinguishers, items containing mercury, propane tanks, paint, and passenger vehicle and pickup truck tires (off the rim). Proper disposal at the Roundup helps prevent the potential of accidental poisonings and fire hazards in the home.

Residents just drive up and volunteers will unload the materials. Douglas County participants should bring proof of residency such as a driver’s license or utility bill and $25 per vehicle to offset the high cost of hazardous waste disposal. Residents are encouraged to register in advance online at www.tchd.org/hcroundup.

Free Electronic Waste for Douglas County Residents

Douglas County residents may recycle their electronics for free and year-round through Dec. 30 at Techno Rescue, 3251 Lewiston Street, Suite 10 in Aurora, Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and on occasional Saturdays from 10 am. to 2 p.m.

  • Check-in at the Front Office and state the drop-off is for the Douglas County event
  • Proof of Residency will be required (photo id and verification of address such as driver’s license or state id)

For questions or additional information please call Techno Rescue at 303-482-2207.

Parker Ice Trail at Discovery Parj

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The Ice Train is Open from November 25, 2022 through February 28, 2023; weather-dependent.

During the winter, the Parker Ice Trail at Discovery Park, located next to Parker’s Library on Mainstreet and Pine Drive, is available seven days a week. One of the only ice trails in the country, the Parker skating path meanders through the park reminiscent of a frozen river or canal. Skaters or visitors can stay warm next to any of the three fire pits adjacent to the ice trail, or enjoy hot chocolate while watching skaters pass by. Concessions skate rental and restroom facilities are available for all patrons visiting the park.

Open November 25, 2022 through February 28, 2023; weather dependent.

Location

20115 E. Mainstreet
View Map

During the winter, the Parker Ice Trail at Discovery Park, located next to Parker’s Library on Mainstreet and Pine Drive, is available seven days a week. One of the only ice trails in the country, the Parker skating path meanders through the park reminiscent of a frozen river or canal. Skaters or visitors can stay warm next to any of the three fire pits adjacent to the ice trail, or enjoy hot chocolate while watching skaters pass by. Concessions skate rental and restroom facilities are available for all patrons visiting the park.

Normal Hours

  • Monday through Friday: 5 to 9 p.m.
  • Saturday: 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.
  • Sunday: 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Hours are subject to change due to weather and special events. 

Admission and Rates

AdmissionCost
Children 10 and Under$7
11 Years and Older$9
Skate Rental$4
4-Visit Pass
Includes admission and skate rental. Passes can be used for any age and multiple people. Now available for purchase at the Recreation Center and Field House.		$40

Groups and Rentals

Group rental reservations open on September 1, 2022. Field trips and groups are welcome! Group rates for 10 or more guests are available with advance notice. $9/each includes skate rental. Please complete the online Group Interest Form at least 72 hours in advance of your visit. Group Interest Form submission does not automatically guarantee admission; you will be contacted by a representative. 

Eight-hour+ days will include a 30-minute closure from 3 to 3:30 p.m. for ice maintenance. Hours are subject to change due to weather and special events. There is no time limit with paid admission. Complimentary ice-skating aids are available first come, first-served. Lockers are available, please bring your own lock. 

Those who don’t wish to skate are invited to keep warm at the firepit near the concessions area.

Parker ice trail fire

Ice Trail rules and regulations (PDF) can be found here. For more information, email Bryan Gentilini.

Discovery Park Honored for Downtown Excellence

The Town of Parker’s Discovery Park has been honored by the non-profit organization Downtown Colorado, Inc. with one of the organization’s 2018 Governor’s Awards for Downtown Excellence.

Since 2003, the Governor’s Awards annually recognize outstanding projects and people in Colorado that demonstrate creativity in the face of enormous challenges, unlikely and enduring partnerships, and dedication to the community.

Discovery Park, which opened to the public in late 2016, was one of three projects honored in the Governor’s Awards’ “Best Use of Public Space” category. The 1.4-acre site in the heart of downtown Parker is a year-round destination park and community gathering space that features interactive fountains in the summer, a unique ice skating trail in the winter, and performances and events throughout the year. The ice trail is one of only a handful of such amenities in the country.

Also accompanying the park is the new Parker branch of Douglas County Libraries, the distinct “Ball and Jacks” public art installation that features larger-than-life sculptures inspired by the classic children’s game, and a four-acre future development site.

Each year, the Governor’s Awards for Downtown Excellence serve as a highlight for Downtown Colorado, Inc.’s IN THE GAME Vibrant Downtown Event, an annual conference for downtown champions, resources, and stewards. The honor celebrates the amazing projects and people that are committed to economic and community revitalization in Colorado. The 2018 IN THE GAME event will be held in Boulder on April 10 through 13, with the Governor’s Awards being presented on the conference’s final day.

For more information on Discovery Park, visit www.ParkerRec.com/DiscoveryPark or emailrecreation@parkeronline.org.

Our Gorgeous New Parker Library location opened on September 24, 2016

The beautifully appointed new building, located at 20105 East Mainstreet, is the last of DCL’s three new locations to open—capping a successful campaign to launch dynamic new libraries and services that enhance lifelong learning.

Parker Library Park girl reading book statue

With nearly 42,000 square feet of space on two stories, there’s something for everyone at this library. Kids can enjoy a dedicated area for interactive play and Storytimes, all library cardholders can play (or work) in the digital creativity lab, and students and professionals can collaborate in high-tech study rooms and meeting spaces. The lounge features café-style seating and laptop vending, and the adjacent learning commons offer adults and students the space to engage in diverse learning activities. The upstairs den with fireplace offers a quiet respite from the more well-traveled areas of the building.

Patrons will also enjoy the library’s drive-through book drop and increased parking—approximately 163 spaces at the building, with more accessibility in an adjoining park.

“The Parker community loves its library but hasn’t always loved how difficult it’s been to get in and out of. We designed the new building with them in mind, providing much more parking; easier browsing of materials; nearly triple the space to sit and stay awhile; and more study rooms, meeting rooms and event space,” Long says.

Douglas County Libraries is a passionate advocate for literacy and lifelong learning. For more information, visit DouglasCountyLibraries.org.

The Boomworm from the 90s It’s so fun to see the changes of Mainstreet in these old photos. You’ll see the vacant lot is now Parker Station.

Taking charge of noxious weeds can help save your home from wildfires

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Did you know allowing noxious weeds to grow and spread on your property can be damaging to native flora and increase the risk of a wildfire spreading to your home? We saw in December just how quickly a wildfire can spread in a populated area. Do what you can to protect your property and family.

Join a free workshop April 16 to safeguard property and landscaping

Join land, vegetation, and wildfire experts to learn how to identify and eradicate these invasive plants during Douglas County’s Noxious Weed and Wildfire Prevention Workshop from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday, April 16. The workshop is available online or in person.

At this free workshop, you’ll learn the role weeds play in the spread of wildfires in both suburban and rural areas, how to keep noxious weeds from taking over your landscape, and how to properly use herbicides and other techniques to control weeds on your property.

The workshop will be live-streamed — you may watch live on YouTube, or if you would like to ask questions during the event, participate remotely via WebEx. Attend in-person at the Philip S. Miller Building, 100 Third St. in Castle Rock. Registration is not required.

Douglas County has information for you about both noxious weeds and the vital role of wildfire mitigation online.

1st Annual Caddyshack “Be the Ball” Golf Tournament

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Parker Colorado Chamber of Commerce

1st Annual Caddyshack “Be the Ball” Golf Tournament

A Parker Chamber of Commerce Event

Register online at parkerchamber.com. 

May 24, 2021 – Shot Gun 8 a.m.
BlackBear Golf Club

Title Sponsor- $5000
• Includes 2 foursomes ($1200 value)
• 1 year of Chamber Membership or Upgrade ($400 Value)
• Signage at hole (provided by sponsor)
• Banner at Club House (provided by sponsor)
• Provide goodie bags with logo to all golfers (provided by sponsor)
• Recognition at Awards Ceremony
• Logo on Website Golf Event Announcement and Social Media promotions
• First Right of Refusal Next Year’s Event
• Name on Sponsor list
• Includes Breakfast & Lunch
• Includes Appetizers at Award Ceremony

Hole Sponsor- $1000 (18 available)
• Includes 4 players in the tournament ($600 value)
• Includes Breakfast & Lunch
• Signage at the hole (provided by sponsor)
• Table to showcase your product or business
• Banner at the hole (provided by sponsor)
• Banner at Club House (provided by sponsor)
• Name on the Sponsor List
• Marketing Material in 100 Goodie Bags
• Website and Social Media promotions

Breakfast Sponsor- $1500
• Includes 4 players in the tournament ($600 value)
• Set up table at check in
• Provides Breakfast Burritos
• Includes Breakfast & Lunch
• Banner and Marketing Material at Check in (provided by sponsor)
• Marketing Material in 100 Goodie Bags
• Website and Social Media Promotions

Lunch Sponsor- $1500
• Includes 4 players in the tournament ($600 value)
• Includes Breakfast & Lunch
• Cart with Your Banner display (banner provided by sponsor)
• Distribution of Sack Lunches to all Participants
• Banner on Beverage Cart (banner provided by sponsor)
• Marketing Material in 100 Goodie Bags
• Website and Social Media Promotions

Award Ceremony Sponsor ($1500)
• Includes 4 players in the tournament ($600 value)
• Includes Breakfast & Lunch
• Provides Appetizers at Award Ceremony
• Marketing Material in 100 Goodie Bags
• Website and Social Media Promotions

One Foursome – $600 for Chamber Members
One Foursome – $640 for Chamber Members

Name_______________________________________________Phone_________________
Business__________________________________ Name of Sponsorship______________
Check# Total _ Parker Chamber of Commerce is a non-profit
501(c)6organization. (Federal tax ID 84-0721419). A receipt of your donation will be provided via email.
NOTE: Please provide your JPEG logo. You may send the JPEG logo to kara@parkerchamber.com
Parker Chamber Mission: Promote, advocate for, and provide a platform for connection for
businesses in the Parker area. You can help by participating in the Chamber’s 1st Annual
Summer Kickoff Golf Tournament, Monday May 24th at 8am at Black Bear Golf Club.
Cost is $150 per player. Includes Breakfast, Lunch, Awards and

Todd Hendreks running for Parker Town Council 2020

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My name is Todd Hendreks and I am running for Town Council for the Town of Parker this Fall.

todd henrecks and family

Sixteen years ago, my wife and I moved to one of the best places in America to raise a family. With two children born here, we have embraced the Community with open arms. The Town has changed quite a bit since 2004, but we love it today as much as we did back then.

I am running for elected office not because I think Parker needs to be fixed. I am running because I feel it is a special place where I wish to maintain that special hometown feeling that still exists today and improve the quality of life not only for my family but yours and your neighbors.

In the coming weeks, you will learn more about me and what I have accomplished here in Parker.

Todd’s Accomplishments

  • You will learn I have spent countless hours volunteering and serving this Town because I feel compelled to help others and I truly enjoy it.
  • You will learn that I have immersed myself into the fabric of the Community.
  • You will learn I have taken the time to educate myself on Town matters for years, long before I even considered running for elected office.
  • You will learn that I am one of the few candidates that does not disappear between election cycles.
  • You will learn that I am well qualified to represent the 56,000+ citizens that live here.
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Most importantly, you will learn how much I would be honored to represent the citizens of Parker if elected.

As an Unaffiliated candidate, my political tendencies are fiscally conservative and issues for me range from Conservative to Moderate. What it also means is that I have the capacity to listen, understand concerns from all over the spectrum and most of all be fair.

You may not like my stance on certain things, but I promise you I won’t say one thing to your face then say the exact opposite to a different audience.

My Platform / Vision for Parker is summarized here, but I will go in-depth for future discussion.

Todd Hendreks’ Platform

  • Diversify the Local Economy
  • Recharge Efforts for More Open Space
  • Engage Community on Growth
  • Focus on Improving Fiscal Responsibility
  • Improve Options for Parks & Recreation
  • Advocate for Small Business
  • Prioritize Town’s Infrastructure Needs

Want to help? Please share this post and get engaged in the conversation on my page. More information about my campaign can also be found at the links below.

Sincerely,
Todd Hendreks
Town of Parker Town Council Candidate

Web: www.hendreks4parker.com
Email: todd@hendreks4parker.com
Facebook: hendreks4parker
Facebook Group: ParkerDataHub
Instagram: hendreks4parker
Contribute: https://www.hendreks4parker.com/contribute
Volunteer: https://www.hendreks4parker.com/helptodd

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Parker Farmers Market

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The Farmers Market in Parker celebrates its 15th Year on Mainstreet

Opening date Sunday – Mother’s Day every year

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HOURS 8-1 (or sold out)

Parker Farmers Market is held Sundays from Mother’s Day through Mid-October on Mainstreet. 
The road is closed to through traffic from 7:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.

Vendors prefer cash but many do accept local checks with I.D.

This market attracts a large and noisy crowd with lots of options for supporting local growers and artisans.

Among the treasures you’ll find each week are:

  • fresh vegetables
  • fresh fruit
  • fresh and homemade salsa
  • flowers
  • herbs
  • baked goods
  • fresh bread
  • meats
  • dog treats
  • pasta
  • cosmetics
  • crafts
  • and new vendors each week

If you are hungry the Farmers Market can help you out.

You’ll enjoy ready-made foods like breakfast burritos, quesadillas, samples of food, wine tasting, middle eastern food, Mexican, American, and of course don’t forget to stop at Fika Coffee for your favorite caffeinated beverage.

The Town of Elizabeth has a Farmers Market as well.

It runs from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. June through September at the corner of Highway 86 and Main Street in Elizabeth.

Churches in Parker Colorado

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Below you’ll find a listing for several of the churches in Parker CO and a few that are close that have large contingents of Parker residents.

Churches in Parker are listed below:

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Ave Maria Catholic Church
9056 E. Parker Road
Parker, Colorado 80138

Crossroad Community Church
9900 20 Mile
Road, Parker, CO 80134
303.841.3785

Faith Baptist Church
11150 East Hilltop Road, Parker CO 80134

Grace Baptist Church of Parker
“A House of Prayer Reaching Homes for Christ”

Joy Lutheran
7051 East Parker Hills Ct, Parker CO
Sat. evening service 5:30 pm, Sun. services at 8:00 am & 10:30 am, education hour at 9:15 am.

Jubilee Fellowship Church – Lone Tree 
9830 Lone Tree Parkway, Lone Tree, CO 80124
Service times Saturday 5 & 7 p.m. and Sunday 9 & 11 a.m.
A charismatic non-denominational church.
Pastor John Leach 303-738-9416

Shine Church – Castle Rock (FKA Jubilee Fellowship Church)
(Just 15 mins from Parker)
809 Park St. Castle Rock, CO 80109

Lighthouse Church
12870 Stroh Ranch Ct, Parker, CO 80134, USA
720-744-3361

New Beginning Community Church
10550 s. Progress Way
Parker, CO 80134
303-495-2949

Newday Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Franktown Location: Services 11:15 am
905 N. Highway 83, Franktown, CO 80116
Parker Location: Services at 4:00 p.m.

Parker Evangelical Presbyterian Church
9100 East Parker Road
Parker, CO 80138

Cornerstone Church of Parker
A Church for the Family with a Heart for the World
19542 E. Parker Square Dr.
Parker, CO  80134
Phone: 303-841-5259

Parker Bible Church
4391 E Mainstreet, Parker, Colorado 80134
Church Office phone – (303) 841-3836

Parker United Methodist Church
8:15 Traditional 9:30 Blended
10:50 Contemporary (Worship Music)

Adult Choir Practice Wednesday
7:00 p.m. Childcare Provided -Choir sings at 9:30 Sunday Morning Service

Pine Crest Community Church
A Church You Will Love, even if you haven’t been to church in a while!”

Prairie Unitarian Universalist Church
The church will begin meeting at Sierra Middle School off Parker and Pine Rd beginning on March 6th. Services always begin at 10:30 with a snack and coffee gathering afterward. Adult and Youth programs.

Providence Presbyterian Church
18632 Pony Express Drive, Suite 105; Parker, Colorado 80134 Tel: 720-851-6881 / Cell: 303-870-9049

Redeemer Presbyterian Church 
Now meeting in the Mainstreet Center
Worship Service 10:30 am with nursery.
Sunday School all ages 9:15 a.m.

Redeemer Student Ministry Sundays 5:30 pm
Jr. & Sr. Hi Boys Bible Study Mondays 3:45 p.m.
Girls Group Fridays  4:00-6:00 p.m.
Community groups throughout the week

Southeast Christian Church
9650 Jordan Road (North of Lincoln on Jordan) Parker, CO
Service Times Saturdays at 5 pm and
Sundays at 9:00 am and 10:45 am

St. Matthews Episcopal Church
19580 E. Pilgrims Place
Parker, CO 80134

Trinity Lutheran Church – Franktown
8:00 am and 10:45 am Sunday Mornings
4740 North Hwy 83
Franktown, CO 80116
(303) 841-8620

United Church of Christ Parker Hilltop
10926 E Democrat Road
Parker, CO  80134
303.841.2808

Youth Group Information

Christmas Eve and Christmas Day Church Services in Parker Colorado

Would you like a link to your church? All we ask is a link back to the Best of Parker Community Guide 

Elementary Schools in Parker

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Elementary and Charter Schools in Parker

Parker has lots of choices when it comes to education for your kids. We have provided an in depth look at many of your choices via videos that the Douglas County School District had shot this summer. You will be able to get a taste of what the administration, teachers and students of each of the school hold dear to them.

Cherokee Trail Elementary – K-6, Non-Traditional school using multi-aged classrooms and whole language learning techniques.
Challenge to Excellence Charter School K-8 Charter School using Padeia, and other curriculums. Integrates reading, writing, math and science, with emphasis on applied technologies.

Frontier Valley Elementary  New school in Canterberry with menu, staff and student information.

Iron Horse Elementary School – Information about the newest grade school in Parker, including mission statement, hours of operation, staff, calendar and child care.

Legacy Point Elementary School  – Ponderosa Feeder school, Calendar, newsletters, staff and curriculum.

Mountain View K-3 Elementary School Traditional grade school serving The Pinery  and outlying areas.

Northeast Elementary – Grades 4-6 traditional grade school serving The Pinery and outlying areas in South Parker. The original highschool in Parker. Feeder school for Ponderosa High School.

Northeast Elementary in Parker, Colorado from Mike Harrity at Loclyz.

Pine Grove Elementary – K-6 school serving the Main Stonegate subdivision. Feeder school for Chapparal High School.

Pine Grove Elementary in Parker Colorado

Pine Lane Primary K-3 – Instruction in core curricular areas is aligned to the Douglas County standards, our northern most grade school.

Pioneer Elementary School – Provides K-6 education in a positive caring environment.

Prairie Crossing Elementary  – A four track year round school located in the Bradbury Ranch subdivision. Includes contact and parent information and a school events calendar.

Core Knowledge Charter School  We focus on educational excellence, mastering second languages, and technology. www.ckcs.net

Douglas County School District

Pumpkin Bisque with Pepitas and Cinnamon Cream-Recipe of the Month

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Our recipe this month comes from Chef Aaron at Pradera Country Club and it’s just in time for your winter holiday feasts.

Holiday Pumpkin Recipe

Since pumpkins come in all sizes, no specifics will be used for this recipe.  Instead, it will be a procedure recipe.  The sugars and flavorings can be mixed and matched for personal taste.

  • 1 pumpkin
  • Apple juice
  • Cream
  • Sugars:  white sugar, brown sugar, maple syrup, honey, dark corn syrup, caramel, etc.
  • Flavoring:  vanilla, cinnamon, nutmeg, mace, cloves, ginger, etc.
  • Pepitas (a pepita is a pumpkin seed with the husk removed)
  • Cream
  • Ground cinnamon

Remove the seeds and the skin from a FRESH pumpkin.
Cut into small pieces, and place in a large pot.
Fill the pot with apple juice and cream until the pumpkin is covered.
Add any sugars and seasonings you’d like, and then simmer the mixture until pumpkin is very soft.
Puree in blender, with a hand mixer, or in a food processor.

Garnish soup with cream whipped with cinnamon and toasted pepitas.

About Executive Chef Aaron Schultz

Aaron Achutz Executive chef pradera country club parker co

Executive Chef Aaron Schultz’s prior experience includes the Woodmore Pines Country Club in Monument CO, Beaver Creek, in Avon, and Plum Creek Country Club in Castle Rock. He then helped open The Club at Pradera in 2005 and continues to strive to meet every member expectation on a day to day basis. His passion lies in the artistic side of the culinary arts including paired dinners such as wine, beer, or spirits.