Thanks to all the people who have contributed to this week’s newsletter: Angela Chung, Ann Stanley, Bruno Tigani, Deb Thomson, James Petty, John Jenkins, Marcela Santos, Pam Jenkins and Toni Myers.
We would love to hear from more of you and include some of your words about any food-related matters in future newsletters. Email us with your contribution(s).
Pam Jenkins discusses some vegetables which re-sprouted
In mid summer, I chopped my broccoli off to ground level when it was past its prime. It had an aphid infestation and was only growing very small side shoots. I had expected the root to die and thus feed the soil. In autumn, however, when I was ready to use that part of the garden again, I discovered a group of what looked like broccoli seedlings. On closer investigation, I discovered that the root had re-sprouted and that many of these plants had their own root systems. I hadn’t planned to grow broccoli this year but volunteer plants can’t be just tossed into the compost! So I prepared a bed, transplanted them and they are now well established young plants. They are, indeed, larger than the other brassicas that I grew from seed.
Yesterday I found something similar had happened with the florence fennel that I had allowed to go to seed over summer. I chopped it down to ground level in late summer and it has also re-grown. The fennel that I grew over summer had been a disappointment because it didn’t develop a bulb before going to seed. This latest fennel has developed a couple of bulbs from the old roots. I have already harvested one small fennel bulb and hope that the one that I left will continue to develop into a bulb closer to the size that you can buy in the shops.
The fennel that I planted in late summer is also going up to seed without producing a bulb (see photo). I wonder if I should cut it off early and try to get it to develop a bulb in the cooler weather.
Until I read up about it yesterday, I wasn’t aware that florence fennel is a perennial. It just goes to show that you are never to old to learn!
Silvertine Farm
From time to time, Ann Stanley writes articles about particular stallholders at Eltham Farmers’ Market. Her latest article is about Silvertine Farm (pdf). Silvertine Farm grow vegetables according to biodynamic principles and practices. They have a one acre farm at Wesburn (just out of Warburton) and another two acres at a local family farm by the Yarra River. Their Wesburn farm is at Yarra Valley ECOSS, which is a not-for-profit community organisation based on a 18 acre permaculture-designed farm at Wesburn. Read the full article (pdf).
This is the third of Ann articles, the other two being about Apted’s Orchards and Sugarloaf Produce (pdf).
Yes, you did know!
Controlling whitefly
Last week, Michelle Kohle asked for organic methods for controlling whitefly. A number of you have responded.
Bruno Tigani: “Use kaolin clay (which is also effective against Queensland Fruit Fly). I think you can buy it as a wettable powder, then mix with water in a spray unit. Take all usual care when working with fine powders as, whilst it’s organic, it can irritate eyes and lungs.”
Deb Thomson: “Follow the instructions from the Eco organic garden website.” [This includes releasing green lacewings, eco-oil and eco-neem.]
James Petty: “You can try making an organic horticultural oil to spray – ¼ cup organic cooking oil (vegetable/peanut/olive) plus ¼ cup organic/natural laundry or dish soap to five litres water plus (optional, for extra oomph) a few drops of organic eucalyptus/peppermint oil. Such a spray will, however, also kill other insects on the plants (including whitefly predators). Another option is giving everything a brutal prune – in my experience, the most effective response to whitefly is getting rid of what they are eating. It’s sad but effective.”
Michelle also asked whether she should compost the infected leaves. James’ answer: yes, especially if have enough for a hot compost which will kill the eggs.
Harvesting pumpkins
Last week, Patsy and Paul Hemsworth asked if they should harvest their remaining pumpkins. James Petty’s response: yes, and put the pumpkins somewhere dry and warm (and sunny if possible). Ripening pumpkins make a great dining table centrepiece. [Editor: I think that pumpkins will only continue to ripen off the vine if they have reached a certain stage on the vine, for example if they have started to turn to their mature colour.]
The Food Collective’s food drive; now until end July
The Food Collective is an initiative by Diamond Valley Community Support, who are based in Greensborough. They supply basic non-perishable food parcels of everyday necessities to those who are experiencing financial crisis and needing emergency relief assistance. They relay on donations of food and money.
As per the graphic right, they are currently seeking donations of tuna, meal bases, instant meals, long life milk and instant noodles. You can drop off items at their headquarters at Shop 378a, Level 3, Greensborough Plaza, 25 Main Street, Greensborough, Monday to Friday, 10am-4pm.
Some suggested reading on tomatoes
Toni Myers has written in to suggest that you read this article entitled Are tomatoes good for you? by someone called Ocean Robbins.
If you like the article, Mr. Robbins has written lots of others.
Some new food outlets in Eltham
A new cafe – Agnes & Alban
Covid-19 has caused a certain amount of carnage amongst the cafes in Eltham, as elsewhere. Bean Alive at 132 Bolton Street recently closed but it has now been replaced by Agnes & Alban. They are open 7am-3pm weekdays plus 8am-4pm Saturdays and, best of all, they do food as well as coffee, etc.
A new market
Library Place Market will take place every 3rd Sunday of the month, 8.30am-2pm, at Panther Place. It is being run by the same people (Diamond Valley Community Support) as both Hurstbridge Market and Kingsbury Market.
Marcel the Poodle (our Gourmet in a Beret)A poem by John Jenkins from Kangaroo Ground
Marcel the poodle
Ate oodles of noodles
And haute cuisine
From his fork.
He wolfed down croissants,
Soufflé and poulet
And duos of baguettes
Served with pork.
“It’s a mere bagatelle
To dine out so well,”
Said stylish Marcel
Looking great.
A true gourmet like me
Has éclairs with tea
Plus a big pile of snails
On his plate.
“And I’m fond of fondue
Or a gateau or two
With a bowl of French fries
Till I’m sate.”
With a glass in his paw
Marcel poured himself more
Bordeaux red and some fizzy champagne,
Then he sniffed and he licked AND HE ATE!
This is just one of the many poems in a book a book of silly scribbles and nonsense poems that John has just written, illustrated and published called A Half-Baked Fruitcake of Nuts and Nonsense: Silly Stuff for Kids of All Ages.
Read more food-related poems by newsletter readers.
Neither local nor food-related but still interesting
The photo is of a type of sea slug called a leaf sheep (Costasiella kuroshimae). It is green because it retains the chloroplasts from the algae that it feeds on. And these chloroplasts remain functional, so they can photosynthesise and provide the leaf sheep with nutrition when times are hard or when it leaves the algae in search of mates.
Easy garden kimchi by Angela Chung
Ingredients
20-25 leaves of cabbage (or 1 whole small wombok)
1 cup of coarse sea salt
1 apple, peeled and grated
½ medium onion, grated
2-3 spring onions, sliced to 1cm length
3 tablespoons fish sauce
½ cup of Korean chilli powder
2 tablespoons garlic, minced
1 teaspoon ginger, minced
1 cup of water
Method
Brine
Wash the cabbage leaves in running water to remove any dirt. Slice the cabbage widthways and set aside.
Place the cabbage in salty water by mixing 1 cup of sea salt and 4-5 cups of water. Mix and soak well together. Leave for 3 hours. Wash, draining the water, and set aside.
Seasoning
Mix all the seasoning ingredients in a large bowl.
Add the brined cabbage to the bowl and mix well together until all of the seasoning covers the cabbage. Taste and add more salt if needed.
Packing
Place the kimchi in clean jars using tongs and make sure to press down the kimchi so that it is covered by the liquid.
Screw on the lid and clean any excess kimchi liquid on the outside of the jars with a damp cloth (packing kimchi in the jars can be tricky and messy!).
Leave at room temperature for 1 day and then store in the fridge. It will be ready in 2 weeks.
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Angela runs a small business called Pop-Up Pantry, which is an online store delivering pantry and household cleaning products direct to homes within 10km of Macleod. She is also at Macleod Market on the 3rd Saturday of each month, 9am-2pm. She also has a popup pantry in Macleod, at 5 Melrose Avenue, every Wednesday and Saturday (except Macleod Market days), 11am–2pm plus another in Rosanna, at 39 Finlayson Street, every Tuesday, 11am–2pm.
Which link was clicked most times in the last newsletter?
The most popular link last week was Judy’s visit to Jian Liu’s garden in Camberwell.
Joke (or pun) of the week
“Let’s eat grandma!” No, “let’s eat, grandma!” Punctuation saves lives.
Upcoming events – introduction
Website calendars
By type of event: All once-off events, Cooking, Everything else, Garden tours, Free.
By Council area: Banyule, Boroondara, City of Yarra, Darebin, Manningham, Maroondah, Moreland, Nillumbik, Whitehorse, Whittlesea and Yarra Ranges.
In the list below, events costing $10 or less are in bold.
For Covid-related reasons, some of the events below may have been cancelled or deferred.
Upcoming events – not cooking
Newly announced
- Olives to oil harvesting: Sunday, 20th June, midday-4pm; free; CERES.
- Healthy productive compost and worms: Saturday, 3rd July, 9.30am-midday; $50 ($20 per hour); Bulleen Art and Garden.
- Winter fruit tree maintenance: Sunday, 18th July, 9.30am-12.30pm; $55 ($18 per hour); Bulleen Art and Garden.
- Set up a worm farm: Saturday, 7th August, 2-3pm; free; Edendale.
- Farmers market workshop series – planning for growth: Tuesday, 10th August, 10-11.30am; $40 ($27 per hour); Alphington.
June
- Seasonal ferments: kimchi + kombucha: Saturday, 19th June, 9-11.30am; $135 ($54 per hour); Brunswick East.
- Winter fruit tree pruning workshop: Saturday, 19th June, 9am-3pm; $55 ($14 per hour); Edendale.
- Indigenous plants in the orchard and veggie garden: Saturday, 19th June, 10-11.30am; free; Hurstbridge.
- Wild fermentation class and edible forest tour: Saturday, 19th June, 10am-1pm; $85 ($28 per hour); Dixons Creek.
- Set up a worm farm: Saturday, 19th June, 2-3pm; free; Edendale.
- Bakery Hill whisky distillery tour and tasting: Sunday, 20th June, 2-3.30pm; $59 ($40 per hour); Bayswater North.
- Bus trip to the Edible Forest: Thursday, 24th June, 9.30am-2.30pm; $10; Whittlesea then Dixons Creek.
- Insect hotel workshop: Thursday, 24th June, 10.30am-12.30pm; free; Doncaster.
- Whiskeys of the world: Thursday, 24th June, 6-8pm; $74 ($37 per hour); Fitzroy.
- Mould – a cheese festival: Friday, 25th June, 4.30-8.30pm and Saturday, 26th June, 11am-8pm; $49 (includes all cheese tastings); Abbotsford.
- Native plants for food and medicine: Saturday, 26th June, 9.30am-12.30pm; $55 ($18 per hour); Bulleen Art and Garden.
- Wild fermentation class and edible forest tour: Saturday, 26th June, 10am-1pm; $85 ($28 per hour); Dixons Creek.
- Growing berries: Saturday, 26th June, 10am-3pm; $110 ($22 per hour); CERES.
- Bakery Hill whisky distillery tour and tasting: Sunday, 27th June, 2-3.30pm; $59 ($40 per hour); Bayswater North.
July
- Food photography: Saturday, 3rd July, 9.30am-12.30pm; $106 ($35 per hour); Eltham.
- Bakery Hill whisky distillery tour and tasting: Sunday, 4th July, 2-3.30pm; $59 ($40 per hour); Bayswater North.
- Kids in the garden: Wednesday, 7th July, 1-3pm; free; Macleod.
- Beeswax wraps: Saturday, 10th July, 10am-midday; $75 ($38 per hour); CERES.
- Bakery Hill whisky distillery tour and tasting: Sunday, 11th July, 2-3.30pm; $59 ($40 per hour); Bayswater North.
- Farmers market workshop series – the A-Z overview of food labelling: Tuesday, 13th July, 10-11.30am; $40 ($27 per hour); Alphington.
- Getting the best from your soil: Tuesday, 13th July, 1-2pm; free; Coburg.
- Permaculture Design Course (100 hours): starting Wednesday, 14th July, 6.30-9.30pm; $1,980; CERES.
- Complete urban farmer (14 sessions): starting Thursday, 14th July, 9am-3pm; $880 for ACFE eligible participants ($10 per hour); CERES.
- Wild fermentation class and edible forest tour: Saturday, 17th July, 10am-1pm; $85 ($28 per hour); Dixons Creek.
- Organic propagation of vegetables and herbs: Saturday, 17th July, 10am-3pm; $110 ($22 per hour); CERES.
- Bakery Hill whisky distillery tour and tasting: Sunday, 18th July, 2-3.30pm; $59 ($40 per hour); Bayswater North.
- Wine workshop for enthusiasts: Tuesday, 20th July, 7-8.30pm; $30 ($20 per hour); Hawthorn.
- How to make beeswax food wraps: Wednesday, 21st July, 6.30-8pm; $60 ($40 per hour); Fitzroy.
- DIY Mushrooms: Saturday, 24th July, 10am-4pm; $165 ($28 per hour); CERES.
- Pruning and care of fruit trees: Saturday, 24th July, 10am-3pm; $110 ($22 per hour); CERES.
- Home composting for beginners: Saturday, 24th July, 2-3.30pm; free; Edendale.
- Bakery Hill whisky distillery tour and tasting: Sunday, 25th July, 2-3.30pm; $59 ($40 per hour); Bayswater North.
- Farmers market workshop series – pricing for profit: Tuesday, 27th July, 10-11.30am; $40 ($27 per hour); Alphington.
- Wild fermentation class and edible forest tour: Saturday, 31st July, 10am-1pm; $85 ($28 per hour); Dixons Creek.
August
- Build a bee hotel: Sunday, 1st August, 2.30-4.30pm; $100 ($50 per hour); Fitzroy.
Upcoming events – cooking
Newly announced
- Tortelloni and ravioli class: Saturday, 3rd July, 10am-1pm; $110 ($37 per hour); Thomastown.
- Beginners cheese making class: Saturday, 10th July, 10am-3pm; $180 ($36 per hour); Thomastown.
- Wok it real good: Sunday, 25th July, 10.30am-3pm; $160 ($36 per hour); Panton Hill.
- Sicilian ravioli: Saturday, 7th August, midday-2pm; $95 ($47 per hour); Thomastown.
- The art of fermenting: Sunday, 8th August, 2-5pm; $55 ($18 per hour); Hawthorn.
- Sri Lankan street food experience: Sunday, 8th August, 5-7pm; $74 ($37 per hour); Fitzroy.
June
- Cook and dine – pasta with Nick: Thursday, 17th June, 6-9pm; $54 ($17 per hour); Collingwood.
- Rosa’s Friday traditional Italian cooking class: Friday, 18th June, 6-10pm; $155 ($39 per hour); Bundoora.
- Introduction to fermentation: Friday, 18th June, 6.30-9pm; $55 ($22 per hour); Park Orchards.
- Rosa’s Saturday traditional Italian cooking class: Saturday, 19th June, 10.30am-2.30pm; $155 ($39 per hour); Bundoora.
- Food for mind and gut: Sunday, 20th June, 10am-3pm; $110 ($22 per hour); CERES.
- Rosa’s Sunday traditional Italian cooking class: Sunday, 20th June, 10.30am-2.30pm; $155 ($39 per hour); Bundoora.
- Thai barbeque class: Sunday, 20th June, 10.30am-3pm; $160 ($36 per hour); Panton Hill.
- Truffle workshop at Ratio Cocoa Roasters: Sunday, 20th June, 11am-12.30pm; $75 ($50 per hour); Brunswick.
- Simple sourdough bread making: Sunday, 20th June, 2-5pm; $55 ($18 per hour); Hawthorn.
- Vegan pasta making class: Sunday, 20th June, 6-8pm; $74 ($37 per hour); Fitzroy.
- Mediterranean cooking workshop (vegan): Wednesday, 23rd June, 6.30-8.30pm; $60 ($30 per hour); Balwyn North.
- Nonna & Mum’s cooking class: Thursday, 24th June, 7.30-10pm; $20 ($8 per hour); Thornbury.
- Truffle and praline workshop: Friday, 25th June, 6-10pm; $180 ($45 per hour); Blackburn.
- Rosa’s Friday traditional Italian cooking class: Friday, 25th June, 6-10pm; $155 ($39 per hour); Bundoora.
- Sourdough bread baking: Saturday, 26th June, 9am-5pm; $180 ($23 per hour); CERES.
- Sourdough bread workshop: Saturday, 26th June, 9am-11.30pm; $165 ($66 per hour); Brunswick East.
- Rosa’s Saturday traditional Italian cooking class: Saturday, 26th June, 10.30am-2.30pm; $155 ($39 per hour); Bundoora.
- Mozzarella making class: Saturday, 26th June, 2-4pm; $110 ($55 per hour); Thomastown.
- Artisan bread making: Sunday, 27th June, 8am-2pm; $190 ($32 per hour); Abbotsford.
- Veggies in desserts: Sunday, 27th June, 10am-3pm; $110 ($22 per hour); CERES.
- Rosa’s Sunday traditional Italian cooking class: Sunday, 27th June, 10.30am-2.30pm; $155 ($39 per hour); Bundoora.
- Master class in Vietnamese finger food: Sunday, 27th June, 10.30am-3pm; $160 ($36 per hour); Panton Hill.
- The ultimate biscuit class: Tuesday, 29th June, 10am-3pm; $160 ($32 per hour); Blackburn.
- The mighty booch – DIY kombucha: Tuesday, 29th June, 6.30-8.30pm; $80 ($40 per hour); Fitzroy.
- Sourdough basics: Wednesday, 30th June, 6.30-9.30pm; $95 ($32 per hour); Fitzroy.
July
- Become a junior chocolatier: Thursday, 1st July, 4 occurrences starting at 9am, 10am, 11am and midday; $40 ($53 per hour); Yarra Glen.
- Rosa’s Friday traditional Italian cooking class: Friday, 2nd July, 6-10pm; $155 ($39 per hour); Bundoora.
- Intro to fermenting at home: Saturday, 3rd July, 10am-midday; $70 ($35 per hour); CERES.
- Rosa’s Saturday traditional Italian cooking class: Saturday, 3rd July, 10.30am-2.30pm; $155 ($39 per hour); Bundoora.
- Choux pastry workshop: Saturday, 3rd July, 11am-12.30pm; $55 ($37 per hour); Yarra Glen.
- Beginners bread making: Sunday, 4th July, 8am-2pm; $190 ($32 per hour); Abbotsford.
- Feta and haloumi cheese making: Sunday, 4th July, 10am-4pm; $170 ($28 per hour); CERES.
- Rosa’s Sunday traditional Italian cooking class: Sunday, 4th July, 10.30am-2.30pm; $155 ($39 per hour); Bundoora.
- Mozzarella cheese making class: Sunday, 4th July, 2-4pm; $109 ($55 per hour); Fitzroy.
- Become a junior chocolatier: Wednesday, 7th July, 4 occurrences starting at 9am, 10am, 11am and midday; $40 ($53 per hour); Yarra Glen.
- Truffle masterclass: Wednesday, 7th July, 7-9.30pm; $149 ($60 per hour); Kew.
- Become a junior chocolatier: Thursday, 8th July, 4 occurrences starting at 9am, 10am, 11am and midday; $40 ($53 per hour); Yarra Glen.
- Rosa’s Friday traditional Italian cooking class: Friday, 9th July, 6-10pm; $155 ($39 per hour); Bundoora.
- Authentic Mexican: Saturday, 10th July, 10am-3pm; $110 ($22 per hour); CERES.
- Rosa’s Saturday traditional Italian cooking class: Saturday, 10th July, 10.30am-2.30pm; $155 ($39 per hour); Bundoora.
- Truffle masterclass: Saturday, 10th July, midday-2.30pm; $149 ($60 per hour); Kew.
- Artisan bread making: Sunday, 11th July, 8am-2pm; $190 ($32 per hour); Abbotsford.
- Vegan cheese making: Sunday, 11th July, 10am-4pm; $110 ($18 per hour); CERES.
- Rosa’s Sunday traditional Italian cooking class: Sunday, 11th July, 10.30am-2.30pm; $155 ($39 per hour); Bundoora.
- Chocolate discovery class: Sunday, 11th July, 11am-midday; $48 ($48 per hour); Yarra Glen.
- The ultimate biscuit class: Tuesday, 13th July, 10am-3pm; $160 ($32 per hour); Blackburn.
- Rosa’s Friday traditional Italian cooking class: Friday, 16th July, 6-10pm; $155 ($39 per hour); Bundoora.
- Sourdough bread workshop: Saturday, 17th July, 9am-11.30pm; $165 ($66 per hour); Brunswick East.
- Rosa’s Saturday traditional Italian cooking class: Saturday, 17th July, 10.30am-2.30pm; $155 ($39 per hour); Bundoora.
- Beginners bread making: Sunday, 18th July, 8am-2pm; $190 ($32 per hour); Abbotsford.
- Rosa’s Sunday traditional Italian cooking class: Sunday, 18th July, 10.30am-2.30pm; $155 ($39 per hour); Bundoora.
- Truffle workshop at Ratio Cocoa Roasters: Sunday, 18th July, 11am-12.30pm; $75 ($50 per hour); Brunswick.
- Japanese gyoza cooking with Jo Kendray: Sunday, 18th July, midday-2pm; $79 ($40 per hour); Fitzroy.
- Nonna & Mum’s cooking class: Thursday, 22th July, 7.30-10pm; $20 ($8 per hour); Thornbury.
- Become a junior chocolatier: Saturday, 24th July, 2 occurrences starting at 10am and 11am; $40 ($53 per hour); Yarra Glen.
- Chocolate discovery class: Saturday, 24th July, 1-2pm; $48 ($48 per hour); Yarra Glen.
- Beginners bread making: Sunday, 25th July, 8am-2pm; $190 ($32 per hour); Abbotsford.
- Cheddar cheese making: Sunday, 25th July, 10am-5pm; $170 ($24 per hour); CERES.
- Sicilian arancini cooking class: Sunday, 25th July, 2-4.30pm; $79 ($32 per hour); Fitzroy.
- The ultimate biscuit class: Tuesday, 27th July, 10am-3pm; $160 ($32 per hour); Blackburn.
- Miss Penny Cakes – sweet demonstration: Tuesday, 27th July, 7-8pm; free; Coburg.
- Truffle and praline workshop: Thursday, 29th July, 6-10pm; $180 ($45 per hour); Blackburn.
- Tortelloni and ravioli class: Saturday, 31st July, 10am-1pm; $110 ($37 per hour); Thomastown.
- Choux pastry workshop: Saturday, 31st July, 11am-12.30pm; $55 ($37 per hour); Yarra Glen.
August
- The ultimate biscuit class: Tuesday, 3rd August, 10am-3pm; $160 ($32 per hour); Blackburn.
- Sourdough bread workshop: Saturday, 7th August, 9am-11.30pm; $165 ($66 per hour); Brunswick East.
In Richmond
- Dumpling party: Thursday, 17th June, 6.30-8.30pm; $111 ($56 per hour); Richmond.
- Pizza making party: Friday, 18th June, 2-4pm; $127 ($64 per hour); Richmond.
- Indian cooking master class: Friday, 18th June, 6.30-9.30pm; $168 ($56 per hour); Richmond.
- Dumpling party: Saturday, 19th June, 10am-midday; $111 ($56 per hour); Richmond.
- Chinese cooking master class: Saturday, 19th June, ; $168 ($56 per hour); Richmond.
- Going native Australia: Saturday, 19th June, 6.30-9.30pm; $189 ($63 per hour); Richmond.
- Dumpling party: Sunday, 20th June, 10am-midday; $111 ($56 per hour); Richmond.
- Vegan cooking master class: Sunday, 20th June, 6.30-9.30pm; $189 ($63 per hour); Richmond.
- Dumpling party: Thursday, 24th June, 6.30-8.30pm; $111 ($56 per hour); Richmond.
- Japanese cooking master class: Friday, 25th June, 2-5pm; $189 ($63 per hour); Richmond.
- Chinese cooking master class: Friday, 25th June, 6.30-9.30pm; $168 ($56 per hour); Richmond.
- Dumpling party: Saturday, 26th June, 10am-midday; $111 ($56 per hour); Richmond.
- Thai cooking master class: Saturday, 26th June, 2-5pm; $168 ($56 per hour); Richmond.
- Street food of Asia: Saturday, 26th June, 6.30-9pm; $168 ($67 per hour); Richmond.
- Dumpling party: Sunday, 27th June, 10am-midday; $111 ($56 per hour); Richmond.
- Vietnamese cooking master class: Sunday, 27th June, 2-5pm; $168 ($56 per hour); Richmond.
- Japanese cooking master class: Sunday, 27th June, 6.30-9.30pm; $189 ($63 per hour); Richmond.
- Dumpling party: Thursday, 1st July, 6.30-8.30pm; $111 ($56 per hour); Richmond.
- La cucina della Puglia: Thursday, 1st July, 6.30-10.30pm; $105 ($26 per hour); Richmond.
- Vietnamese cooking master class: Friday, 2nd July, 2-5pm; $168 ($56 per hour); Richmond.
- Thai cooking master class: Friday, 2nd July, 6.30-9.30pm; $168 ($56 per hour); Richmond.
- Dumpling party: Saturday, 3rd July, 10am-midday; $111 ($56 per hour); Richmond.
- Japanese cooking master class: Saturday, 3rd July, 2-5pm; $189 ($63 per hour); Richmond.
- Korean cooking master class: Saturday, 3rd July, 6.30-9.30pm; $168 ($56 per hour); Richmond.
- Dumpling party: Sunday, 4th July, 10am-midday; $111 ($56 per hour); Richmond.
- Mexican cooking master class: Sunday, 4th July, 2-5pm; $168 ($56 per hour); Richmond.
- Spanish cooking master class: Sunday, 4th July, 6.30-9.30pm; $168 ($56 per hour); Richmond.
- Dumpling party: Thursday, 8th July, 6.30-8.30pm; $111 ($56 per hour); Richmond.
- La cucina della Sardegna: Thursday, 8th July, 6.30-10.30pm; $105 ($26 per hour); Richmond.
- Street food of Asia: Friday, 9th July, 2-4.30pm; $168 ($67 per hour); Richmond.
- Dumpling party: Saturday, 10th July, 10am-midday; $111 ($56 per hour); Richmond.
- Indian cooking master class: Saturday, 10th July, 2-5pm; $168 ($56 per hour); Richmond.
- Indonesian cooking master class: Saturday, 10th July, 6.30-9.30pm; $168 ($56 per hour); Richmond.
- Dumpling party: Sunday, 11th July, 10am-midday; $111 ($56 per hour); Richmond.
- Italian cooking master class: Sunday, 11th July, 2-5pm; $168 ($56 per hour); Richmond.
- Pizza making party: Sunday, 11th July, 6.30-8.30pm; $127 ($64 per hour); Richmond.
- Dumpling party: Thursday, 15th July, 6.30-8.30pm; $111 ($56 per hour); Richmond.
- Pizza making party: Friday, 16th July, 2-4pm; $127 ($64 per hour); Richmond.
- Indian cooking master class: Friday, 16th July, 6.30-9.30pm; $168 ($56 per hour); Richmond.
- Dumpling party: Saturday, 17th July, 10am-midday; $111 ($56 per hour); Richmond.
- Chinese cooking master class: Saturday, 17th July, 2-5pm; $168 ($56 per hour); Richmond.
- Going native Australia: Saturday, 17th July, 6.30-9.30pm; $189 ($63 per hour); Richmond.
- Dumpling party: Sunday, 18th July, 10am-midday; $111 ($56 per hour); Richmond.
- Vegan cooking master class: Sunday, 18th July, 6.30-9.30pm; $189 ($63 per hour); Richmond.
- Dumpling party: Thursday, 22nd July, 6.30-8.30pm; $111 ($56 per hour); Richmond.
- The cuisine of Central Italy: Thursday, 22nd July, 6.30-10.30pm; $105 ($26 per hour); Richmond.
- Japanese cooking master class: Friday, 23rd July, 2-5pm; $189 ($63 per hour); Richmond.
- Chinese cooking master class: Friday, 23rd July, 6.30-9.30pm; $168 ($56 per hour); Richmond.
- Dumpling party: Saturday, 24th July, 10am-midday; $111 ($56 per hour); Richmond.
- Thai cooking master class: Saturday, 24th July, 2-5pm; $168 ($56 per hour); Richmond.
- Street food of Asia: Saturday, 24th July, 6.30-9pm; $168 ($67 per hour); Richmond.
- Dumpling party: Sunday, 25th July, 10am-midday; $111 ($56 per hour); Richmond.
- Vietnamese cooking master class: Sunday, 25th July, 2-5pm; $168 ($56 per hour); Richmond.
- Japanese cooking master class: Sunday, 25th July, 6.30-9.30pm; $189 ($63 per hour); Richmond.
- Dumpling party: Thursday, 29th July, 6.30-8.30pm; $111 ($56 per hour); Richmond.
- Vegetarian cooking class: Thursday, 29th July, 6.30-10.30pm; $105 ($26 per hour); Richmond.
- Vietnamese cooking master class: Friday, 30th July, 2-5pm; $168 ($56 per hour); Richmond.
- Dumpling party: Saturday, 31st July, 10am-midday; $111 ($56 per hour); Richmond.
- Japanese cooking master class: Saturday, 31st July, 2-5pm; $189 ($63 per hour); Richmond.
- Korean cooking master class: Saturday, 31st July, 6.30-9.30pm; $168 ($56 per hour); Richmond.
- Dumpling party: Sunday, 1st August, 10am-midday; $111 ($56 per hour); Richmond.
- Mexican cooking master class: Sunday, 1st August, 2-5pm; $168 ($56 per hour); Richmond.
- Spanish cooking master class: Sunday, 1st August, 6.30-9.30pm; $168 ($56 per hour); Richmond.
- A seafood feast: Tuesday, 3rd August, 6.30-10.30pm; $105 ($26 per hour); Richmond.
- Dumpling party: Thursday, 5th August, 6.30-8.30pm; $111 ($56 per hour); Richmond.
- Sicilian food: Thursday, 5th August, 6.30-10.30pm; $105 ($26 per hour); Richmond.
- Street food of Asia: Friday, 6th August, 2-4.30pm; $168 ($67 per hour); Richmond.
- Dumpling party: Saturday, 7th August, 10am-midday; $111 ($56 per hour); Richmond.
- Indian cooking master class: Saturday, 7th August, 2-5pm; $168 ($56 per hour); Richmond.
- Indonesian cooking master class: Saturday, 7th August, 6.30-9.30pm; $168 ($56 per hour); Richmond.
- Dumpling party: Sunday, 8th August, 10am-midday; $111 ($56 per hour); Richmond.
- Italian cooking master class: Sunday, 8th August, 2-5pm; $168 ($56 per hour); Richmond.
- Pizza making party: Sunday, 8th August, 6.30-8.30pm; $127 ($64 per hour); Richmond.
- Nonna’s comfort food (Italian): Tuesday, 10th August, 6.30-10.30pm; $105 ($26 per hour); Richmond.