The Vegetarian Experience is all about the celebration of vegetables. This class is run through the peak season for the garden to ensure there is an abundance of fruit and vegetables to cook with and is suitable for meat-eaters as well.
The Vegetarian Experience is all about the celebration of vegetables. This class is run through the peak season for the garden to ensure there is an abundance of fruit and vegetables to cook with and is suitable for meat-eaters as well. Indeed the true test of good vegetarian food is when you don’t even notice meat is missing.
The day begins with all of us in the class donning gumboots and foraging in the garden for the ripest fruit and vegetables. The garden tour will give plenty of opportunity to discuss growing plants and seeing older heirloom varieties of vegetables that will add something special to your own garden.
Once harvesting is complete we continue in the kitchen preparing and cooking together a seasonal feast that will elevate the vegetables to stars in their own right.
The cooking of dishes are shared amongst the group and although you will not individually cook every single dish on the menu Rodney will ensure that you are taught the skills and techniques of each dish.
As class sizes are an intimate number of 10 this is your opportunity to ask questions and to learn as much as you would like - you get as much out of the experience as you put in.
The Agrarian Kitchen Cooking School & Farm offers paddock-to-plate cooking experiences in a 19th century schoolhouse at Lachlan, 45 minutes from Hobart in Tasmania’s Derwent Valley, Australia.
The Agrarian Kitchen was established by Rodney Dunn and his wife, Séverine Demanet who moved from Sydney to Tasmania in July 2007 to transform the schoolhouse into Tasmania’s first hands-on, farm-based cooking school. Cooking classes commenced in November 2008.
Set on five acres, The Agrarian Kitchen is a working farm and incorporates an extensive vegetable garden, orchard, berry patch and herb garden, all grown using organic principles. Also in residence are rare-breed Wessex Saddleback and Berkshire pigs, Barnevelder chickens a flock of geese and honeybees.
The Agrarian Kitchen grows and uses heirloom varieties of fruit, vegetables and rare breed animals in its cooking classes and also sources ingredients from local farmers, fishermen, gardeners and artisan producers.
Cooking classes are led by Rodney Dunn, former Food Editor of Australian Gourmet Traveller magazine and one-time apprentice to Australian chef, Tetsuya Wakuda, as well as a supporting cast of Tasmanian cooks and producers.
In June 2017, Rodney and Séverine opened The Agrarian Kitchen Eatery located 7 minutes down the road in New Norfolk.
You will learn how to extend your repertoire of dishes, planning your menu around seasonal vegetables in this cooking class.
More and more people are turning to a vegetarian diet, either for health or ethical reasons. I believe variety is the key, so in this workshop we will look at how to approach plant base cooking to create your own dishes and going along the year without getting bored.
In this class, you will be creating several appetisers, snacks and main dishes completely made from Vegetables If you are looking to incorporate more vegetables into your life, or are searching for exciting new ideas on using vegetables in your cooking, this hands-on class is just for you.
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It’s often the main course where vegetarians miss out the most. This session offers much more than the usual vegetarian pastas and soy burgers. We will focus on some delectable vegetarian recipes that can challenge the fanciest meat dishes.
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