Responsible Foraging: Lunch & Learn

Responsible Foraging: Lunch & Learn

Responsible Foraging: Lunch & Learn

On April 27th our Graze & Gather Community gathered together for our fourth Lunch & Learn. We learned all about Responsible Foraging from Celeste Smith (Founder of Cultural Seeds & the We Will Plant Lodge), and Chef Joshna shared some fabulous recipes you can make from home, using foraged ingredients available on the Market! 



If you want to try one of Joshna's delicious recipes, they are all available on Grow!
  1. Umami Onion Dip
  2. Mushroom Quiche (& Crust Recipe)
  3. Tempura Fiddleheads


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