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New class Wednesdays at 10am from 5th June 2013 at Rosendale Allotments Community Building, 227 Rosendale Road, SE21 8LR.


Fun cookery sessions for children from as young as 2 years old making a whole range of delicious, nutritious dishes. We'll cook both sweet and savoury, from parsnip cakes to mini quiches with a spattering of chocolate in the middle! This class is in a lovely new building at the entrance to the allotments and looks out across them. It's a fantastic opportunity for the children to see fruit, vegetables and herbs growing and changing week by week and to spot some of their ingredients growing outside!

?56 for 8 weeks, some drop in sessions may be available, please contact me for further details and bookings.

[email protected] 07890154651

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