CETMA will be working in partnership with Nurture Magu CIC to run a food project focussed on teaching Essential Cooking Skills in Kidwelly. The project has received funding from the Welsh Government’s Poverty Fund via Carmarthenshire County Council and is being held in the Gwenllian Centre.
Laura Williams, CETMA Project Officer said:
“We’re working in partnership with Nurture Gwenllian to deliver simple, cost effective cooking workshops. They’re what people will need during this cost of living crisis.”
Staci Sylvan Director of Nurture Magu CIC said:
“We are so proud and happy to be partnering with CETMA to extend and develop the Warm space in the Gwenllian hall. Nurture is all about increasing wellbeing and access to healthy, cheap home cooked food is part of that.”
Sessions will be held on Wednesdays and Fridays in Nurture Gwenllian in Kidwelly. Starting on Wednesday 11th January till Friday 17th February 2023. They will start at 10.30am and run till about 12.30pm.
The topics of the sessions will include:
• Best slow cooker recipes to save time and money
• Steaming to save money
• Best things to cook in Air fryers
• Bulk Cooking
“The added bonus of running these sessions is that the venue would be able to double up as a warm hub providing food, so people are able to attend to learn something, or be provided with a meal.” Added Laura
Theirs is no charge to attending and ingredients and equipment are provided. People are also welcome to come along to watch and the venue is also open as a warm hub during the sessions.
For more information please contact Laura Williams on 0155422754, email ljwilliams@cetma.org.uk or pop into a session.