Sustainable living – From Earth to plate
Whether you live in a flat, or sprawling mansion, you can grow your own food, and become more sustainable. In this workshop Wickedfood Earth Country Cooking School will show you how to establish a vegetable garden, be it a patio or hanging garden, or something more substantial. We’ll give you tips on compost making and water wise irrigation. In addition we’ll talk about seasonal crops and crop rotation.
In recognition of our gardens, the Wickedfood Earth Country Cooking School Food Gardens have recently been nominated as one of Slow Foods Gardens of Africa. During the workshop we will take you through an extensive tour of the gardens.
Back in the kitchen, we will cook a few seasonal vegetables and give you tips on how to get the most out of the seasonal bounty. Subjects covered will include:
- How to establish a vegetable garden, concentrating on planting vegetables for the summer, be it a patio or hanging garden, or something more substantial;
- Laying out a vegetable garden and preparing planting beds;
- Making compost and water wise irrigation;
- Planting seasonal crops and crop rotation, concentrating on summer vegetables.
When: Sunday 17 September starting at 9:30am.
Cost: R490 per person, no children under 16. Included in the price is the rustic 3 course country lunch.
Where: Wickedfood Earth Country Cooking School located on a sustainable working farm, following organic farming philosophies, just 70km from Fourways, close to both Johannesburg and Pretoria (click here for directions from Fourways). Our philosophy on the farm, as well as the Country Cooking School is “responsible use of sustainable resources.”
Booking: 076 236-2345: cilla@wickedfood.co.za