I cannot resist
starting this post with a photo of Jed!
Whilst all
Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Program classes are good, this week’s classes
have been exceptional!
We made:
Mini Asparagus Quiches
Soup of the Season
Spinach and Ricotta Pasta
Pizza of the Imagination
Broad Bean and Potato Salad
Soup of the Season
Spinach and Ricotta Pasta
Pizza of the Imagination
Broad Bean and Potato Salad
I have been
encouraging students to be involved in all stages of cooking this week, to ‘plate-up’
their food and also to bring it to the dining table. There were some excellent
results.
Here you can see
Patrick and Jobe safely adding their pasta to a pot of boiling water.
Here you see Jo, Regan and Jacob putting their quiches into the oven.
Plating-up and
serving:
Tom – Broad Bean
and Potato Salad, Litiani – Pizza, Jo and Josie – Quiches, Ellen and Jobe - Pasta
The asparagus
quiches were prepared really well, with lots of involvement by each class:
Jacob, Josie and Bella – special mention must be made of Josie who created some delicious pies using the leftover pastry!
Jack and Michael - excellent participation
Regan and Jo - both boys completed all stages of preparation and cooking - Jo plated up and served too.
Jacob, Josie and Bella – special mention must be made of Josie who created some delicious pies using the leftover pastry!
Jack and Michael - excellent participation
Regan and Jo - both boys completed all stages of preparation and cooking - Jo plated up and served too.
Regan and Jo
completed every stage of the cooking process
Shannon cooked a
delicious spinach and ricotta sauce for our pasta on Wednesday – all that he
required was for Tracey to sign the instructions once and he did the rest!
There was some
excellent work done make the pasta, using both the manual and the electric
machines. Ellen did a great job with little supervision; Jobe completed all of
the rolling out of the pasta sheets using our electric machine – he was
fascinated by the wireless switch that operated the machine, very quickly
working out how to use it.
Sam opted for the manual machine and cut all the fettuccine from the sheets that Jobe had made.
Sam opted for the manual machine and cut all the fettuccine from the sheets that Jobe had made.
Laura, Litiani and
Aidan made a great team making pizza – they chose yellow capsicum, garlic,
beetroot, red onion, eggplant and mozzarella for their ‘Pizza of the
Imagination’.
We have been using
our wireless switch in most classes this week – Amelia, Frank, Daniel and Jobe
found it very useful for operating the blender for soup, the whisk for the eggs
in the quiches and the pasta machine.
It was good to
have Jamie back with us in the kitchen – she did an excellent job shelling
broad beans and also ate one or two!
William too
enjoyed eating some broad beans!
Sitting at the
table, enjoying the company of our students and the fabulous food that they
have prepared is a pretty good way of earning a living!
We had mixed
weather in the garden, but when it wasn’t raining we saw:
Great work by
Mitchell who helped clear out some snow peas that were past their best
Excellent
harvesting from Jason and from Thomaz
Really good
mulching of our strawberries by Thomas
Great planting of
seedlings by Brandon and Jed
We were all very
impressed to see Michael visit the chicken house!
I have to include
a few chook photos of course!
And last, but
certainly not least, a few more photos from the kitchen.
I really like this photo - great interaction! |
Ellie and Darcy measuring milk |
Tom mixing the coleslaw last week |
These dicers are great! |
Jordan poured independently |
Great participation by Steven |
Alexander preparing soup |
Cameron peeling carrots |
Jackson using the food processor with Kelera - great work! |
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