Convivial Kitchen and Garden

Convivial Kitchen and Garden is about skill-sharing – gathering as a small group to learn recipes, gardening skills, and other useful things.  It’s community-based, so you can see what the people around you know, and share your own skills as well.

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We ran this project over a five-year period.  Our first event in 2014 to kick things off focused on kimchi fermentation, and from there we’ve run well over a dozen workshops.  People learned how to make pizza dough, sourdough, make bee hotels, and do a host of other things.  It was a valuable experience for all involved.

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If you’d like to learn more, or are interested in doing your own thing and would like us to spread the word, please shoot us an email at transitiondarebin@gmail.com.

– Inspired by a blueprint from the Transition Port Phillip group, aimed at being a monthly convivial kitchen catchup.
– Earliest was March 2014 – Kimchi Fermentation, free demonstration, BYO ingredients. Was the only 2014 event.
– 2015 was where it got going properly – May 30 (pizza and pesto), October 10 (roo stew; rosemary, lentil & pancetta bake), November 7 (fruit crumble; toasted muesli; natural yoghurt)
– 2016 saw it continue – April 3 (brainstorming @ the Apple Tree), June 12 (sauerkraut), July 31 (citrus), August 28 (sourdough), October 30 (edible weeds)
– 2017 – February 5 (berry-picking), May 27 (olives), August 6 (skincare), August 27 (sourdough), September 24 (bee hotel)
– 2018 – February 17 (solar food), July 15 (sourdough), August/September (grafting and pruning), August 27 (marmalade), November 18 (bee hotel)


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