Bake Sale To Benefit San Anto Cultural Arts

The women behind Baking For A Cause are helping San Anto Cultural Arts this time around. - Baking For A Cause/Facebook
Baking For A Cause/Facebook
The women behind Baking For A Cause are helping San Anto Cultural Arts this time around.

Andrea Morgan and a specialty team of fellow pastry chefs will be showcasing and selling their craft during the second "Baking for a Cause" bake sale, with proceedings going toward San Anto Cultural Arts on Sunday, June 14 at Beethoven Maennerchor (422 Pereida St.) from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. 

With a total of 28 years of baking experience, these local ladies are providing a sweet escape for the Alamo City, from breakfast favorites to alternative delights. The group previously fundraised for the Battered Women's Shelter during Fiesta. Morgan is a graduate from  Le Cordon Bleu and is the pastry chef at Hotel Valencia (150 E. Houston St.). Angela Christopher has nine years of baking experience runs Heartbroken Baking. Maricela Olguin is the owner of Sweet Chela's Bakery (2118 Cincinnati Ave.) and a self-taught baker. Roxie Monroe is a graduate from the International Culinary School at the Art Institute of San Antonio and specializes in petite pastries.

The women will be joined by a few special guests including Josh Cross of Toro Taco Bar, who will whip up his tasty goat pop tarts; Bertha Borjon of Sabores Food Truck, who'll be making mini tacos; and chef Andrew Gutierrez of SA Pops, who will add sweet paletas to the mix. 

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