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20 Apr, 2010

Grandma knew best…

Posted by: jacqueline in: Education | Food News | Gardening

Note that it is international Grandmother’s Day on April 25th, and for the second year running Slow Food Ireland will be celebrating in earnest. How? By celebrating those precious skills that might otherwise be lost: think, baking cakes, sewing seeds and catching fish. Grandparents, Slow Food Ireland remind us, are the “guardians of inherited wisdom,” [...]

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“Since the beginning of time, food has always meant the gathering of the clan, loved ones chopping, stirring, kneading together, and that second most intimate of acts, feeding each other, for food is not so much about cooking as it is about love and sharing.” Loving the recent addition to Huffington Post, the HuffPost Food [...]

I’ve seen a sneak preview of Jamie’s Food Revolution in the US (watch the trailer here) and already I am fascinated and horrified in equal parts. I think Jamie is fantastic, you can see that he really cares about what children are eating. He takes Huntington in West Virginia as his starting point for a ‘seed [...]

16 Mar, 2010

Cookery Lessons

Posted by: rercy in: Can't Cook | Chefs | Education

I’m not a natural cook at all. I usually have to follow a recipe with the exception of a few staple dishes that I have been cooking for years. I’m good at baking but I think that’s because it’s all about measurements and I tend to treat cooking like a science. My husband has the [...]

12 May, 2009

Jacob Eats! It’s a Miracle

Posted by: peter in: Education

My wonderful, almost eight-year-old little nephew Jacob is the fussiest eater I’ve ever met. Or at least he was, until a few weeks ago, when his preferred diet consisted almost of sweets, potato waffles, spaghetti, sausages, and cleverly mashed up root vegetables. His parents tried everything but to no avail. Last year, I took him [...]

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Leitrim has become a mecca for people looking to live a more sustainable life, and The Organic Centre has played a huge part. Situated at Rossinver, Co. Leitrim, it provides information, education and training about organic growing and sustainable living. The Organic Centre also runs courses in counties Wicklow and Clare. The centre runs a [...]

The Positive Nutrition cookery class competition closes today at 5pm. It’s a great prize from a really interesting and unique company that are passionate about healthy and delicious food.Click here to enter. Next Tuesday, Heather from Positive Nutrition will begin a new monthly column right here on CheapEats, full of excellent advice, great recipes, and [...]

14 Apr, 2009

Win a Free Cookery Course

Posted by: peter in: Competitions | Education | Sponsored Posts

COMPETITION CLOSED FRIDAY APRIL 17 at 5.00pm. Win a free cookery course with Positive Nutrition!

30 Mar, 2009

Food Education Resources

Posted by: peter in: Education | Gardening

A few weeks ago, we started a list of resources for children, parents, teachers, and anybody who wants to learn a bit more about healthy eating and growing your own food. Food doesn’t get much cheaper – or better for you – than that. Teaching Resource #2: Irish Seedsavers Irish Seedsavers is an absolutely essential [...]

05 Mar, 2009

Food Resources for Teachers

Posted by: peter in: Education | Gardening

The problem of obesity has been overshadowed by the economic collapse. But it hasn’t gone away. One way of tackling both problems is to encourage children to learn about food. After all, recessions don’t hit as hard if you’re able to grow some of your own. Luckily, teachers who want to bring food and nutrition [...]


 

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