By guest blogger TRACEY
We delivered our Love Food Hate Waste messages in Rochdale on Monday, when the Rochdale Women's Welfare Association was celebrating 103 years of International Women's Day. Over 150 ladies attended the festival and many were fortunate to sample the fragrantly spiced homemade quesadillas and warm spicy salsa we were dishing up.
They devoured the food and soaked up Kim's tips on reducing waste in the kitchen, saving food, the environment and money, and were keen to hear our ideas on what to do with shrivelled veg in the fridge and old tins in the cupboard! Many were unfamiliar with the chipotle flavouring in our dish, but loved the smokiness and how it changed the taste of the food. Most of all, they were delighted to be introduced to a simple, light dish which was high in protein and fibre, and provided a new idea of what to do with tomatoes, coriander and cumin, which they all seemed to have in their larders.
See the CGF Facebook page for more photographs from this event here.
If you fancy joining Cracking Good Food and Recycle for Greater Manchester on a future FREE Love Food Hate Waste session around Greater Manchester, visit our website here to book (places are limited, so hurry!) - we'll be in Whitefield on Saturday 15 March then Moston on 22 March and Chadderton on 25 March.
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