This is a free, six week course, designed to teach you how to cook delicious, healthy and beautiful meals on a tight budget.

Good Food for Less

A series of six hands-on cookery workshops hosted by Bath Community Kitchen (https://www.bathcommunitykitchen.org.uk).

Week-by-week you’ll get tips, recipes and ideas to help you cook delicious, healthy and affordable meals at home. From fridge-raid favourites to stocking up your freezer, you’ll learn how to get creative in the kitchen with store cupboard staples and fresh ingredients so you can enjoy food you love for less.

We’ll cover batch cooking, seasonal shopping, cooking with leftovers and much more so you can cook confidently for breakfast, lunch and dinner. At the end of each workshop, we’ll enjoy lunch together and you’ll have some food to take home too!

Week one: Introductions and one bowl basics

Week two: Store cupboard staples

Week three: Love your freezer

Week four: Supermarket vs homemade

Week five: Leftover magic

Week six: Putting it all together

The course is for adults of all cookery abilites who would like to learn how to improve their skills in cooking good food on a limited budget. Whether you live alone or have a large family to feed, all are welcome to attend.

This course is funded by B&NES Council and we are pleased to be able to offer 12 free places on the course. The weekly workshop will take place at Bath Community Kitchen’s pop up space in Shires Yard, Milsom Street (underneath Coret).

The course will run from Tuesday 10 November 10.30am - 1.30pm and run weekly until 15 December.

***Please only sign up for this course if you plan to attend all the sessions as spaces are limited.

About Bath Community Kitchen

Bath Community Kitchen is a Bath-based not-for-profit CIC (Community Interest Company). The team of cooks and volunteers share their passion for good food, community and tackling food waste through weekly community meals in Twerton and Radstock, hands-on cookery workshops and events.

Bath Community Kitchen wants to empower people in our community with the confidence to cook, connect and share good food - creating safe spaces for curiosity, connection and learning. There’s a seat at the table for everyone and the space to build lifelong skills and experiences that extend beyond the kitchen.

BCK is funded by local and national grants, including support from the National Lottery Community Fund, donations and catering private events in and around Bath.

www.bathcommunitykitchen.org.uk (http://www.bathcommunitykitchen.org.uk/)

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